Water Cycle
Nitrogen Cycle
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Photosynthesis
Carbon Cycle
100

Water falling to the earth from condensed clouds is known as what?

Precipitation.

100

What is wrong with atmospheric nitrogen?

Plants and animals can't use it.

100

What process do animals use to convert glucose and oxygen into carbon dioxide, water, and chemical energy?

Cellular respiration.

100

What organisms are the primary user of photosynthesis?

Plants.

100

Which biological process do plants use to take in carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and get energy?

Photosynthesis.

200

Once that water falls to the other, what is it considered?

Groundwater.

200

Who "fixes" the nitrogen into a form that we can use?

Bacteria in the soil.

200

What type of organisms are at the base of the energy pyramid?

Producers.

200

What are the reactants or starting materials for photosynthesis?

Carbon dioxide, water, and light.

200

Name one way that carbon is released into the atmosphere using biological processes?

By cellular respiration or decomposition.

300

How does ocean/lake water return to the atmosphere?

Evaporation.

300

Animals get most of the nitrogen they need by what?

Consuming plants or other animals that have the nitrogen.

300

What diagram describes the flow of energy within a set of organisms?

Food chain.

300

What are the products of photosynthesis?

Glucose and oxygen.

300

Humans have contributed more carbon to the carbon cycle by doing what?

By burning fossil fuels.

400

What is the largest source of evaporation on Earth?

Oceans.

400

Spreading fertilizer in a field the year before a crop will do what to the productivity of your field?

Increase productivity.

400

Which organelle conducts cellular respiration?

Mitochondria.

400

What form of energy do plants store in their bodies?

Chemical energy.

400

How do herbivores and carnivores get the carbon that they need?

By consuming plants and/or animals that have carbon.

500

Where does transpiration occur?

In the leaves of plants.

500

Nitrogen is used in the body to make what?

DNA and proteins.

500

Where does chemosynthesis take place?

Near hydrothermal vents.

500

What organelle does photosynthesis take place?

Chloroplast.

500

Why do we need carbon?

"to form DNA and proteins". The creation of cells is also acceptable.

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