Energy

Radiation is

• Energy that travels in waves or particles through space or matter.

• Energy is given by plants and animal respiration

• Energy that heats the earth, plant, animals. It shape is like waves.

• Energy that make up universe, and the same time, energy that travel to earth.

Earth’s Energy

Budget

• The balance

  between the energy that Earth use from Sun and the energy that is used by living things.

• The balance

  between the energy that there are in sea, oceans, and the energy that you find land or sand. .

• The balance

  between the energy that Earth receives

  from the Sun and the energy that radiates

  back into space.

• The balance

  between the energy used in cell respiration and photosyntesis.

Producers at Earth’s surface absorb less than 1 percent of the Sun’s total radiation.

• False

• True

Convection is describes

the heat transfer that occurs during the circulation of gases or liquids.

• The process in which you feel confident in yourself and your actions.

• The process in which changes of states of matter are observed due to temperature changes.

• The process in which the earth receives energy from the sun

• The process that describes

  the heat transfer that occurs during the circulation of gases or liquids.

The solar energy that is absorbed by the surface is returned to space through the processes of

• Evaporation, sea breeze and respiration

• Evaporation, convection, and net thermal radiation

• Evaporation, convection, net thermal radiation, photosyntesis

• Reflection, evaporation and sea breeze.

During the photosynthesis process, carbon dioxide and water are used and glucose is generated.

• True

• False

Which organelle is involved in cellular respiration?

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What is the name of the energy molecule produced in cellular respiration?

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Cellular respiration takes place in plants and animals

• False

• True

Incoming solar radiation could be

• Absorbed in the atmosphere, at the surface and reflected

• Absorbed in the atmosphere, and at the surface

• Absorbed by plant and released at surface.

• Absorbed in the atmosphere, at the surface reflected, and absorbed by plants