Question

If you've eaten carrots or radishes, you've eaten the plant's roots.
a. True
b. False

Answer 1

True because the plant is the leaves on top of the carrot and radish and the carrots and radishes are picked from under the ground

Answer 2

True

Step-by-step explanation:

Carrot and radish are roots that are eaten by humans as well as animals. Roots of any plant or tree serve following functions -

a) Anchor the plants to the grounds

b) Provide nourishment to the plants by absorbing water and nutrients from the soil

c) Roots are the lower portions of plants that grow beneath the soil.

Both radish and carrots carry out all the above mentioned functions and hence they both are considered as roots