Lentils are seeds that do not germinate when stored in bags, raising the question of whether they are alive or dead. An experiment was conducted using glass containers, some exposed to light and some kept in darkness, to test the hypothesis that lentils are alive and affected by sunlight. Observations showed that lentils grown in light germinated faster and better than those in darkness, demonstrating that lentils are alive and require sunlight to germinate optimally.

1. ARE LENTILS ALIVE?
HELLO, IM
MARIA , AND IM
GOINGTO
EXPLAINYOU IF
LENTILS LIKE ME
ARE ALIVE OR
NOT.

2. INTRODUCTION
•LENTILS ARE SEEDS, BUTWHENTHEY ARE
INTHEIR BAGSTHEY DON’T GERMINATE.
DOESTHIS MEANTHAT LENTILS ARE DEAD
OR ALIVE ?

3. HYPOTHESIS
1.LENTILS ARE ALIVE
2.THE SUN AFFECTSTHE LENTILS

4. MATERIALS
•SIX GLASSES , 3 FOR LIGHTNESSAND 3 FOR
DARKNESS
•SOIL
•LENTILS
•WATER

5. PLANTING DAY
DARKNESS LIGHTNESS
27/ 9/16

6. FIRST DAY
29/9/16
LIGHTNESS DARKNESS

7. SECOND DAY
30/9/16
LIGHTNESS
DARKNESS

8. THIRD DAY
3/10/16
DARKNESSLIGHTNESS

9. FOURTH DAY
4/9/16
DARKNESS
LIGHTNESS

10. LIGHT AND DARK
AFFECTSTHE GERMINATION
1.THE LENTILS GROW FASTER
2.THE CUALITY OFTHE
GERMINATION

11. CONCLUSION
•LENTILS ARE ALIVE, ALTHOUGHTHEY
NEED SOME HUMIDITY TO GERMINATE

12. THE END