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Carbon and Nitrogen Cycles

Carbon and Nitrogen Cycles

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Science

7th - 8th Grade

Hard

Created by

Joseph Anderson

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3 Slides • 20 Questions

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Nitrogen & Carbon Dioxide cycles

by Yosvany Plunkett

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Question to discuss:

​Is it possible the existency of living thing without those cycles? Explain your answer through examples.

Watch the following video

https://youtu.be/hD9ngrPuejo

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following processes contributes to the carbon cycle?

1

combustion

2

respiration

3

photosynthesis

4

all of the above

4

Multiple Choice

The source of carbon to plants in the carbon cycle is

1

fossil fuels

2

carbonate rocks

3

carbon dioxide

4

all of the above

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Multiple Choice

The conversion of nitrates to nitrogen is called

1

Ammonification

2

Nitrification

3

Nitrogen fixation

4

Denitrification

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Multiple Choice

The role of bacteria in the carbon cycle occurs in which process below?

1

Decomposition of organic compounds

2

Combustion

3

Photosynthesis

4

None of the above

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Multiple Choice

In the carbon cycle, the human body returns carbon to the atmosphere through

1

formation of glucose

2

waste products

3

photosynthesis

4

respiration

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Multiple Choice

Respiration is the process by which ____________ is consumed and _______________ is produced.

1

carbon dioxide, oxygen

2

carbon dioxide, energy

3

energy, carbon dioxide

4

oxygen, carbon dioxide

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Multiple Choice

Conversion of ammonia to nitrite and then to nitrates is called

1

Ammonification

2

Denitrification

3

Assimilation

4

Nitrification

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Multiple Choice

Most of the global warming is due to the perturbation of which of these cycles?

1

Nitrogen cycle

2

Carbon cycle

3

Water cycle

4

All of these cycles equally contribute

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Multiple Choice

By this method, the majority of carbon moves from the lithosphere to the atmosphere

1

erosion

2

deposition

3

weathering

4

fossil fuel burning

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Multiple Choice

In which form do animals gain nitrogen?

1

Ammonium

2

Nitrate

3

Protein

4

Nitrite

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Multiple Choice

Which of these organisms capture most carbon from the atmosphere

1

Plants

2

Fungi

3

Bacteria

4

Insects

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Multiple Choice

What is the most common way that nitrogen fixation occurs?

1

lightning

2

nitrogen fixing bacteria

3

fossil fuel combustion

4

forest fires

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements is correct?

1

Carbon is the main component of organic compounds

2

Excess nitrogen is responsible for global warming.

3

The Nitrogen cycle is more important than the Carbon cycle

4

All of the above

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Multiple Choice

Nitrogen is MAINLY absorbed by the plants in the form of

1

Ammonium

2

Nitrites

3

Nitrates

4

All of the above

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Multiple Choice

Nitrogen fixation is the conversion of

1

Nitrogen gas to ammonium

2

Nitrogen gas to Nitrates

3

Nitrogen gas to urea

4

Nitrogen to nitrites

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Multiple Choice

Nitrification is the transformation of

1

Ammonium to nitrates

2

Ammonium to nitrogen

3

Ammonium to amino acids

4

Ammonium to nitrites

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Multiple Choice

Photosynthesis is the process by which plants

1

release CO2 to the atmosphere.

2

turn CO2 into sugars.

3

turn sugars into energy.

4

none of the above

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Multiple Choice

Conversion of nitrites to nitrates is done by

1

Denitrifying bacteria

2

Nitrifying bacteria

3

Nitrogen fixing bacteria

4

Ammonium bacteria

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Multiple Choice

One of the main ways Carbon Dioxide is removed from the atmosphere is

1

photosynthesis

2

combustion

3

respiration

4

decomposition

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of human impact on the carbon cycle?

1

cutting down trees

2

burning fossil fuels

3

both a) and b)

4

neither a) nor b)

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Next topic: Food chain & food web.

​Questions to discuss:

​1. What is food chain?

​2.What is food web?

​3. What are their components?

​4. What are the consequences if one of their components is missing?

Nitrogen & Carbon Dioxide cycles

by Yosvany Plunkett

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