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Chapter 4 · pages 84–102

Photosynthesis

Plants catch sunlight and turn it into food. Chlorophyll in the leaf is what grabs the light. Water comes up from the roots. Carbon dioxide comes in through tiny pores.

Key concepts

  • Chlorophyll
  • Glucose
  • Stomata

Sample guide · written for a younger reader

Quiz · 2 of 6

Chapter check

Which molecule in the leaf absorbs sunlight?

  • Glucose
  • ChlorophyllThis is the one. It is the green pigment that captures light.
  • Carbon dioxide

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For a college reader, that page would not say "the green in the leaf." It would name chlorophyll as the pigment in the chloroplast that absorbs light energy for the light-dependent reactions, and the quiz would make you separate it from the molecules that only carry energy afterward.

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