Cellular Energy
Carbon Cycle
Environmental Changes
History of Oxygen
Spheres
100

What living things perform photosynthesis ? 

Plants

Trees

Grass 

100

Animals breathe out  ___________ and breathe in oxygen. 

Carbon dioxide 

100

What is Deforestation ? 

It involves the removal of trees for various purposes such as agriculture, logging and urbanization 

100

_______is a biogeochemical process where oxygen moves through the atmosphere

Oxygen Cycle

100

What is the hydrosphere  ? 

This is the part of the earth that contains water 

200

When animals eat other plants/animals ___________________ is transferred 

Energy is transferred 

200

How does carbon enter the geosphere ?

Carbon enters the geosphere the process of decomposition and formation of fossil fuel

200

Koalas mainly eat eucalyptus leaves.They have been declared endangered in parts of Australia.What would be the expected outcome if they become extinct from those ecosystem ?

Increase in eucalyptus leaves.

200

What organism releases oxygen into the air ? 

Plants

200

The sphere includes the continents, the ocean floor , all the rocks on the surface, and all of the sand in the deserts.

Geosphere 

300

Which of the following has more energy in a food chain?

A. Plants 

B.Animals 

Plants 

300

What is cellular respiration ?

The process in which plants breakdown food and release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.

300

What is primary succession ?

the initial colonization and development of an ecosystem on a newly formed or previously barren habitat, like volcanic rock or exposed glacial deposits, where no soil or previous life exists

300

How does oxygen enter the biosphere ?

It was was very hot and had volcanos releasing different gases such as nitrogen, carbon dioxide, methane into the atmosphere .

It enters the biosphere through the process of photosynthesis.

300

The sphere that includes all living things ?

Biosphere 

400

How does animal obtain glucose in an ecosystem ?

They obtain glucose by eating plants 

400

How does the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere affect climate?

As carbon dioxide levels increases, temperature increases.

400

Wolves are top of the food chain. In the 1970s wolves all but disappeared from Yellowstone. Which of the following was a likely effect of the wolves' dissappearance ? 

The biodiversity of plants increased

400

How did earth first look without oxygen ?

It was was very hot and had volcanos releasing different gases such as nitrogen, carbon dioxide, methane into the atmosphere .

400

Which of the following accurately describes the movement of carbon between the atmosphere and the biosphere?

Plants absorbing carbon dioxide from the air.  

500

A detailed system of linked food chains in an ecosystem that illustrates the feeding relationships among organisms.

Food Web 

500

How deforestation affects the carbon cycle ?


The removal of trees will lead to more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere because trees absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

500

Introduction of a non-native species to a habitat can have adverse effects on the biodiversity of that habitat due to which of the following?

The non-native species competes for resources with native species

500

What is cyanobacteria ?

The first organism that produced oxygen ?

500

In what ways is carbon exchanged between the atmosphere and the biosphere?

Photosynthesis and cellular respiration cycle carbon, moving it through the ecosystem. Carbohydrates are produced during photosynthesis. Carbon is released by cellular respiration back into the atmosphere as carbon dioxide.  

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