Carbon dioxide is recycled when autotrophs and heterotrophs release it back into the air during what?

• Photosynthesis

• Cellular Respiration

• Carbon Cycle

• Photolysis

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Carbon and Oxygen ________________ relatively quickly through living organisms.

• recycles

• burns

• evaporates

• disintegrates

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How is water cycled through the biosphere?

• It is a product of cellular respiration

• It is a product of photosynthesis

• It is a product of both cellular respiration and photosynthesis

• It is not cycled through the biosphere

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How is O₂ cycled through the biosphere?

• It is a product of cellular respiration

• It is a product of photosynthesis

• It is a product of both cellular respiration and photosynthesis

• It is not cycled through the biosphere

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How is CO₂ cycled through the biosphere?

• It is a product of cellular respiration

• It is a product of photosynthesis

• It is a product of both cellular respiration and photosynthesis

• It is not cycled through the biosphere

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How is the sun's energy cycled through the biosphere?

• Heterotrophs convert it into chemical energy that can be eaten by other organisms.

• Autotrophs convert it into chemical energy that can be consumed by other organisms.

• Organisms are warmed up by the sun and then release it back into the atmosphere when they sweat.

• Plants capture the sun's energy when carrying out cellular respiration.

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Biosphere 2 was primarily to see if....

• a group of scientists could get along for 2 years in an enclosed space

• a group of scientists could create an enclosed environment that could sustain life indefinitely

• algae was a good indicator of global warming or climate change

• oxygen and carbon dioxide are cycled through the atmosphere

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What is the primary source of all energy on Earth?

• the sun

• cellular respiration

• photosynthesis

• ATP

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What is a biosphere?

• The regions of the surface, atmosphere, & hydrosphere of the earth not occupied by living organisms

• An environment that is unable to sustain life

• An environment that is able to sustain life

• The regions of the surface, atmosphere, & hydrosphere of the earth occupied by living organisms

Which process allows the energy from the sun to be used by all living organisms?

• cellular respiration

• photosynthesis

• glycolysis

• Krebs cycle

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