Carrot and beetroot are eaten for their:
AStems
BRoots
CLeaves
DFlowers
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Roots
1. Carrot and beet are taproots.
2. Their thick roots store food.
3. The stem, leaves and flowers are not the part eaten.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Root vegetable" (rev 1378288492), section "True root"_
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