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If the chloroplasts in a plant cell stopped working, what would most likely happen to the cell?
A.
The ability to reproduce would decrease.
B.
Organelles would be allowed to float around.
C.
The ability to make food would be lost.
D.
Anything would be allowed to enter the cell.
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C. The ability to make food would be lost.
Chloroplasts carry out photosynthesis, converting light energy into sugars. If they stopped working, the plant cell could no longer produce its own food. The other choices are unrelated to chloroplast function.
Chloroplasts carry out photosynthesis, converting light energy into sugars. If they stopped working, the plant cell could no longer produce its own food. The other choices are unrelated to chloroplast function.
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