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GRADE 8 · SCIENCE
The living world
12Questions
40Total marks
24Students
QUESTION 045 marks
Explain how plants make their own food.
“Plants use sunlight, water and carbon dioxide to make glucose through photosynthesis.”
4/ 5
A mark with a reason.
Correct process and inputs. One mark deducted: oxygen as a product is missing.
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