- Photosynthesis makes food for the plant by converting carbon dioxide, water, and sunlight into carbohydrates
- A plant requires sunlight for photosynthesis
- Hence, a plant requires sunlight to make food

- Sunlight is a kind of solar energy
- Solar energy is a kind of energy
- So, sunlight is a kind of energy

- A plant requires sunlight to make food
- Sunlight is a kind of energy
- So, a plant requires energy to make food

- The sun transfers energy from itself to the earth through sunlight
- Plants are a part of earth
- Hence, energy is transfered  to plants through sunlight

- Energy is a kind of resource
- If a resource is transferred to something through something else then that something gets that resource from that something else
- So, if energy is transferred to something through something else then that something gets that energy from that something else

- Energy is transfered  to plants through sunlight
- If energy is transferred to something through something else then that something gets that energy from that something else
- So, plants get energy from sunlight

- A plant requires energy to make food
- Plants get energy from sunlight
- Therefore, a plant gets energy to make food from sunlight

Therefore, a plant gets energy to make food from sunlight
[Question]Where do plants get energy from to make food?
[Context]- Sunlight is a kind of solar energy 
- Solar energy is a kind of energy 
- The sun transfers energy from itself to the earth through sunlight 
- Energy is a kind of resource 
- If a resource is transferred to something through something else then that something gets that resource from that something else 
- Plants are a part of earth 
- Photosynthesis makes food for the plant by converting carbon dioxide, water, and sunlight into carbohydrates 
- A plant requires sunlight for photosynthesis