How do plants store glucose?

In cytoplasm

As starch

In leaves

As chlorophyll

and

What happens to some of the carbon dioxide produced by plant cells during the day?

It is consumed by animals.

It is used for photosynthesis.

It is used for aerobic respiration.

It is used for fermentation.

Question

How do plants store glucose?

 In cytoplasm

 As starch

 In leaves

 As chlorophyll

and 

What happens to some of the carbon dioxide produced by plant cells during the day?

 It is consumed by animals.

 It is used for photosynthesis.

 It is used for aerobic respiration.

 It is used for fermentation.

anonymous · Answer

Let's start out with the first one, the one about glucose. Do you have any ideas about this one so far?

anonymous · Answer

Hint: they store it in a type of substance :)

anonymous · Answer

i though it was either b or c

anonymous · Answer

and i figured out the second one

anonymous · Answer

@stormgirl47 u there

anonymous · Answer

Yeah, sorry about that! All right, b or c. Those are really good guesses! I can see why you would be stuck between them. This question is actually a little weirdly worded, so it can be misleading.
Basically what it wants to know is, what FORM does glucose take in plants?
What do you think the answer to that question would be?

anonymous · Answer

oh ok thanks :D