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Carbon Cycle Review

Carbon Cycle Review

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8th Grade

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NGSS.MS-LS2-3, NGSS.MS-ESS3-4, SB1c

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Carson Lovitt

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16 Slides • 11 Questions

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The diagram shows the carbon cycle.  If many trees are removed from a forest by logging, what is the most immediate effect on the carbon cycle in that forest?
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 increase in the rates of decomposition
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increase in the rates of atmospheric carbon dioxide
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decreased combustion of fossil fuel
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 increase production of organic compounds

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Look at the picture of the glucose molecule. What property of carbon does this structure illustrate?

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Carbon can form bonds with several other elements.

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A carbon atom can bond with up to FIVE other atoms.

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Carbon atoms can bond ONLY with oxygen.

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Carbon can form bonds ONLY with hydrogen.

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Carbon atoms can form rings of hexagons ONLY.

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Which of the following explains the role of plants in the carbon cycle?

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Plants transfer carbon dioxide in the atmosphere to carbohydrates in the biosphere.

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Plants transport carbon dioxide in the atmosphere to groundwater.

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Plants transfer oxygen and carbohydrates in the biosphere to carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

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What happens to the carbon in plants when they are eaten by animals?

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It is immediately released into the atmosphere as carbon dioxide

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It is transformed into energy and some of it becomes part of the animal's body

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It is stored indefinitely within the animal's body

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It is converted into oxygen through the process of digestion

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What happens to carbon in plants when they die and decompose?

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It is released as oxygen.

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It is stored in the soil indefinitely.

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It is released as carbon dioxide by decomposers.

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It is converted into nitrogen.

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What is happening in step
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Animals are decomposing and realizing carbon into the soil.
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Animals are releasing energy into the environment and storing carbon.
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Animals are turning carbon dioxide from the atmosphere into organic molecules.
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Animals are breaking down organic molecules and releasing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.

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What happens to the carbon from dead stuff?

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It is broken down by decomposers

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It becomes fossil fuels

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It is released into the atmosphere

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It is absorbed by living plants

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Multiple Choice

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The diagram shows the carbon cycle. If many trees are removed from a forest by logging, what is the most immediate effect on the carbon cycle in that forest?

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increase in the rates of decomposition

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increase in the rates of atmospheric carbon dioxide

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decreased combusion of fossil fuel

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increase production of organic compounds

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What is the significance of the carbon cycle in relation to the movement of carbon atoms?

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It helps in the formation of new organisms.

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It allows carbon atoms to be recycled for millennia.

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It prevents carbon from entering the atmosphere.

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It is a process that only occurs in plants.

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What is the effect of burning fossil fuels on the atmosphere?

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It increases oxygen levels

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It puts carbon dioxide back into the atmosphere

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It decreases global temperatures

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It has no effect on the atmosphere

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