Category: fall

Last Question:

Why do leaves change colors in the fall?

Answer:

They produce less chlorophyll, which is what keeps the leaves green. In autumn, plants produce less chlorophyll, the substance responsible for leaves’ green hue. Without chlorophyll, some leaves take on the shade of other natural substances that are naturally found in the leaves.

Today’s Question:

Since the Middle Ages, some communities have celebrated the harvest with a symbolic item made of grain. What is it?

Last Problem:

True or False

If you shave, the hair will grow back thicker and darker.

Answer:

False

Because hair is always evenly cut during shaving, it may appear to look thicker and darker as it grows back. If you continued to let it grow and exposed it to the sun, it would eventually match the texture and color of the hair you shaved off.

Today’s Question:

Why do leaves change their color in the fall?