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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #40735 Photosynthetic Activity
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Photosynthesis  is  a  vital  process  through  which  plants  convert  sunlight  into  energy.  In  the  presence  of  sunlight,  chlorophyll  within  the  leaves  absorbs  light,  initiating  a  series  of  reactions.  These  reactions  transform  carbon  dioxide  and  water  into  glucose,  a  type  of  ,  and  oxygen.  The  process  not  only  sustains  the  plant's  life  but  also  provides    with  essential  oxygen.  Interestingly,  the  rate  of  photosynthesis  can  vary  depending  on  the    of  light  available.  Plants  exposed  to  more  intense  light  typically  exhibit  higher  photosynthetic  activity.  However,  too  much  light  can  cause  ,  a  condition  where  the  plant's  photosynthetic  apparatus  is  damaged,  leading  to  reduced  efficiency.  

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