The Rock Cycle
The Carbon Cycle
The Water Cycle
Nitrogen Cycle
100

What is the rock cycle?

The rock cycle consists of the processes by which rocks change from one form to another.

100

What is the carbon cycle?

It is the cycling of carbon between Earth's spheres.

100

What is the water Cycle?

What is the continuous movement of water between the atmosphere, the land, and the oceans.

100

What is the Nitrogen Cycle?

What is the circulation of nitrogen among Earth's spheres.

200

What are the three different classes of rocks?

What is Sedimentary, Igneous, and Metamorphic

200

True or false carbon is part of the fats in living things?

True.

200

What is the definition of transpiration in the water cycle?

When water is released into the air through the pores on plants.

200

What is nitrogen?

An important nutrient for all living things.

300

How does igneous rock form into sedimentary?

What is weathering, erosion, deposition, compaction, and cemented.

300

What is photosynthes? 

Plants take in CO2 and release oxygen into the environment 

300

What are the steps of the water cycle?

Evaporation, transpiration, condensation, and precipitation.

300

What 3 items are involved in the nitrogen cycle? 

Plants, bacteria, and animals.

400

What are the three types of sedimentary rocks? 

What is clastic, chemical, and organic.

400

What is CO2?

COis another way of saying carbon dioxide.

400

What are the pathways of the water cycle?

Runoff helps all the water that did not make it to the ocean get to a larger water source so they can evaporate.

400

How is nitrogen released into the soil?

By animals dying and decomposers breaking it down.

500

What are the classes of rocks? 

What is sandstone, coquina, halite, granite,  basalt,gneiss, and marble. 

500

How fast does the carbon cycles through the earth system

Both rapid and slow processes

500

How does the water cycle affect life on earth?

By supplying life on earth?

500

How does nitrogen become atmospheric nitrogen?

By bacterias in the soil changing it into atmospheric nitrogen.