Answer:
solute, solvent and solution
Explanation:
A solution can be defined as a mixture of two substances (solute and solvent). A solute is a substance that is usually present in minute or smaller amount (example includes salt, sugar and sand) than the substance that is used to distribute it in the solution. The substance that distributes a solute in a solution is called solvent (example includes water, ethanol and hexane).
From the question, the sugar is the solute that is well distributed in the water which is the solvent to form a sugar solution.
