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What is the function of a chloroplast in a cell? A. It converts light energy into chemical energy. B. It controls the water content. C. It breaks down waste materials. D. It provides support and protection.
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chloroplasts convert sunlight into energy for plant cells. they contain chlorophyll, which is green. this chlorophyll is also why plants are green. NOTE: animal cells do not have chloroplasts
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