This is the ocean that surrounds India
What is the Indian Ocean?
This gas allows animals to use glucose to breathe
What is Oxygen?
This is what the geosphere is mostly thought of by people
What is rocks?
The major source of energy for Earth
What is the sun?
This biome is where you begin in vanilla Minecraft
What are Plains?
This is the percent of fresh water on Earth that humans can actually access.
What is 1%
This process takes carbon from the atmosphere to the biosphere
What is "photosynthesis"?
The thin, life‑supporting layer created when weathered rock mixes with decayed organic matter—home to plant roots, earthworms, and countless microbes.
What is soil/humus (not hummus)
A primary consumer is also called this
What is an "herbivore"?
This biome is where the Lion King takes place
What is the Savannah?
This continuous circulation of water between the ocean, atmosphere, ice, and land drives global nutrient transport and climate regulation.
What is the water cycle?
This gas makes up the majority of the Earth's atmosphere.
What is Nitrogen?
This process of movement created the Himalayan mountains relatively recently
What is tectonic plate movement?
This category of life recycles everything in the end
What are "decomposers"?
You live in this biome
What is the desert?
This common gas dissolves in water to make it more acidic
What is Carbon Dioxide?
80% of the matter of the atmosphere is held in this layer of it and is where weather happens.
What is the troposphere?
This tested concept sequesters (traps and holds) carbon in the earth.
What is chemical weathering
This is the percent efficiency of energy transfer to an organism that consumes another organism.
What is 10%?
In this biome, humans can burn almost five thousand calories a day just to survive.
What is the arctic tundra?
Water is often known as this, which is why so many chemical reactions that may have started life can happen within it.
What is "the universal solvent"?
This molecule protects the planet from harsh radiation and has a chemical formula of O3
What is "Ozone"?
What process emits carbon from the geosphere to the atmosphere?
What is an Volcanism?
This is the amount of energy a secondary consumer gets when producers upstream of their food chain have 44,000 jules in them.
What is "440 jules"?
The term describes the expansion of the fastest- growing Biome on Earth
What is "desertification"?