Cycles in Nature

What cycle is pictured?

• Carbon Cycle
• Geothermal Cycle
• Nitrogen Cycle
• Water Cycle

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What does not produce carbon dioxide?

• Photosynthesis
• Combusion
• Respiration
• Decomposition

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Which level of the energy pyramid provides the most nitrogen when eaten?

• Tertiary consumers
• Producers
• Primary consumers
• Secondary consumers

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Producers take in this gas during the carbon cycle.

• carbon dioxide
• nitrogen
• oxygen
• water

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When any organism dies, what will most likely consume it to return the carbon to the soil?

• producers
• herbivores
• decomposers
• carnivores

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How do animals get the nitrogen that they need?

• From the soil
• From the air
• By performing photosynthesis
• Eating other organisms

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In the nitrogen cycle, both lighting and bacteria can cause this.

• nitrogen fixation
• photosynthesis
• respiration
• transpiration

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__________ moves between the environment and living things.

• Respiration
• Matter
• Combustion
• Infiltration

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Carbon from the environment becomes a part of living things through ______.

• Transpiration
• photosynthesis
• combustion
• respriation

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All organic molecules contain ____.

• gold
• silver
• carbon
• oxygen

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