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Carbon Cycle Review

Carbon Cycle Review

Assessment

Presentation

Science

7th Grade

Practice Problem

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NGSS
MS-ESS1-1, MS-ESS2-4, MS-LS2-3

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Nettie Bowman

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11 Slides • 5 Questions

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Where is Carbon Found?

Carbon is an element that can be found in many places, some including:

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In molecules.

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In soil.

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In fossil fuels.

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In organisms.

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Multiple Select

where can carbon be found?

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in molecules

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in your hair

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in soil

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in fossil fuels

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in organisms

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Carbon in Molecules

Carbon is found in the molecules of any living organism (plants and animals).

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Dropdown

Carbon is ONLY found in living animals. ​ ​

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Carbon in Soil

Carbon is also found in soil
humus (because it is made up of
dead organisms).

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Carbon in Fossil Fuels

When we burn fossil fuels (they once were living organisms), carbon
dioxide is released into the air.

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Fill in the Blank

When we burn _______ fuels, CO2 is released back into the air?

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Carbon in Organisms

When organisms die, they are broke down (decomposed) by fungi, bacteria, and
other decomposers. During this decay process, carbon dioxide is released into the
air.

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Plants and Carbon

Plants use Carbon
Dioxide to perform
photosynthesis

Plants give off Oxygen.
(waste gas)

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Multiple Choice

What process do plants use carbon dioxide for?

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cellular respiration

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carbon cycle

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photosynthesis

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nitrogen cycle

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Animals and Carbon

Animals use Oxygen to live.

Animals give off Carbon
Dioxide. (waste gas)

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Match

Match the following

Animals use this to live

Animals give this off

What cycle are we studying today?

oxygen

carbon dioxide

carbon cycle

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Too Much Carbon?

We are cutting down too many
trees and plowing up fields.

We are also burning too many
fossil fuels.

The amount of Carbon Dioxide
in the atmosphere is increasing.

This is causing our planet to
warm up.

This process is called Global
Warming and The Greenhouse
Effect.

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