Cycle Quest: Life in Nature

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Froggy Jumps Cycle Quest: Life in NatureOnline version Nature cycles powered by life by Janice986 Pescadero 1 What is the main role of plants in the carbon cycle? a They only release CO2 when they decay. b They convert CO2 into sunlight energy only. c They absorb CO2 during photosynthesis. 2 How do animals contribute to the carbon cycle? a They erase carbon from the soil. b They store CO2 permanently in bones only. c They respire, releasing CO2 as they breathe. 3 During daylight, what do plants primarily do with CO2 and O2? a They take in O2 and release CO2 via respiration only. b They take in CO2 and release O2 via photosynthesis. c They ignore both gases while producing sugar. 4 Which plant process releases water vapor to the atmosphere? a Transpiration (evaporation from leaves). b Photosynthesis only releases oxygen. c Root absorption releases water vapor. 5 In the carbon cycle, what is the role of phytoplankton in oceans? a They release large amounts of CO2 in deep water. b They block carbon transfer to the atmosphere. c They photosynthesize, absorbing carbon dioxide. 6 What happens to carbon when organisms decompose? a Carbon is permanently locked in fossil fuels immediately. b Decomposition traps carbon in water vapor only. c Carbon is released back to the atmosphere or soil. 7 Which statement best describes the oxygen cycle related to plants? a Plants do not participate in the oxygen cycle. b Plants only produce oxygen, never consuming it. c Plants release O2 during photosynthesis and consume O2 during respiration. 8 How are the water cycle and plants connected? a Plants use water and release water vapor through transpiration. b Plants replace the entire water cycle with evaporation. c Plants block the water cycle entirely. 9 Which cycle is most directly linked to photosynthesis? a Nitrogen cycle only. b Sulfur cycle exclusively. c Oxygen cycle, via oxygen production; also carbon cycle via CO2 uptake. 10 What could happen if plants stopped photosynthesis? a CO2 would vanish from the atmosphere. b CO2 would rise in the atmosphere and O2 would drop. c O2 would rise while CO2 decreases rapidly.

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by Janice986 Pescadero

What is the main role of plants in the carbon cycle?

How do animals contribute to the carbon cycle?

During daylight, what do plants primarily do with CO2 and O2?

Which plant process releases water vapor to the atmosphere?

In the carbon cycle, what is the role of phytoplankton in oceans?

What happens to carbon when organisms decompose?

Which statement best describes the oxygen cycle related to plants?

How are the water cycle and plants connected?

Which cycle is most directly linked to photosynthesis?

What could happen if plants stopped photosynthesis?