Question

1.
Interactions among the solid Earth, the oceans, the atmosphere, and living things

have resulted in an Earth system that has not changed over time.

are not affected by human activities.

have resulted in the ongoing development of a changing Earth system.

have no effect on human activities.

Answer 1

Interactions among the solid Earth, the oceans, the atmosphere, and living things have resulted in the ongoing development of a changing Earth ...

All students will understand that Earth operates as a set of ..... Model the interactions between the layers of Earth. 8 ..... through the solid Earth, oceans, atmosphere, and living things as part of geochemical cycles

Answer 2

will medal

Answer 3

2.
Which of the following natural processes involve the use and renewal of atmospheric gases?

decaying of organic matter
condensation of water vapor into precipitation
evaporation of surface water by the Sun
all of these

Answer 4

Our earth represents a dynamic system in which the atmosphere, hydrosphere, ... and where natural cycles that involve water, rocks, and atmospheric gases play their part in ... Natural earth processes shape landscapes and maintain the planet's environments by constantly reworking, conserving, and renewing its materials.

Answer 5

so all

Answer 6

Which of the following is true about elements in the Earth system?

The Earth system essentially contains a fixed amount of chemical elements that cannot cycle through different reservoirs on Earth.

The total amount of chemical elements on Earth is constantly decreasing as plants and animals take in nutrients.

The Earth system essentially contains a fixed amount of chemical elements that cycle continuously throughout the system.

The total amount of chemical elements on Earth is constantly increasing as the Earth system creates elements within its core.

Answer 7

I would have to say c

Answer 8

c ok i have more thow

Answer 9

4.
Plant roots absorb nitrogen-containing nutrients in the soil through the process of _______.

nitrification
denitrification
assimilation
ammonification

Answer 10

D I think

Answer 11

no
c

Answer 12

oh sorry

Answer 13

5.
According to the above diagram, which of the following organisms is mostly responsible for changing nitrogen in the atmosphere into other nitrogen-containing substances?

mushrooms
bacteria
plants
mice

Answer 14

your fine