<prompt> Ha re fuoa lereo la mahlale, le tle ka mokhabo-puo ho le hlalosa.Photosynthesis  <response>: Instruction in English: Given a scientific term, come up with a metaphor to explain it. . Response in English: Photosynthesis is like a chef cooking a delicious meal for a plant. The chef, or plant, gathers all the ingredients he needs, such as carbon dioxide from the air, water from the soil, and sunlight. He then combines them in his kitchen, or chloroplast, using his stove, or sunlight energy, to create a energy-rich meal, or glucose, for the plant to use for growth and energy. Just like how a chef might release steam or aromatic smells while cooking, the plant also releases oxygen gas as a byproduct of photosynthesis. In this way, photosynthesis can be seen as a plants way of preparing its own food using simple raw materials and sunlight energy. . Response in Sesotho: Photosynthesis e tšoana le chef e phehelang semela lijo tse monate. Moapehi, kapa semela, o bokella metsoako eohle eo a e hlokang, e kang carbon dioxide e tsoang moeeng, metsi a mobu le khanya ea letsatsi. Joale o li kopanya ka kichineng ea hae, kapa chloroplast, a sebelisa setofo sa hae, kapa matla a khanya ea letsatsi, ho etsa lijo tse nang le matla a mangata, kapa glucose, hore semela se e sebelisetse khōlo le matla. Joalo ka mokhoa oo chef a ka ntšang mouoane kapa monko o monko o monate ha a ntse a pheha, semela le sona se ntša khase ea oksijene e le sehlahisoa sa photosynthesis. Ka tsela ena, photosynthesis e ka bonoa e le mokhoa oa semela oa ho iketsetsa lijo ka lisebelisoa tse bonolo le matla a letsatsi. 