Which earth cycle am I?

Jul 13, 2024

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Take the quiz to find out which essential Earth cycle you are. Answer questions to identify whether you represent the Water Cycle, Nitrogen Cycle, Carbon Cycle, or Oxygen Cycle. Explore how all living organisms rely on these vital cycles for survival and balance in nature.

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Which earth cycle am I?

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Which earth cycle am I? Answer the questions to figure out what I am. Am I the Water Cycle Nitrogen Cycle Carbon Cycle Oxygen Cycle
1. All living things use me or depend on me in some way. Correct!
2. I use oxygen to break down simple sugar and release energy. (photosynthesis) Correct!
3. Plants take in carbon dioxide and water and use them to make “food” or sugar. Correct!
4.Plants release me into the environment! Correct!
I am the oxygen cycle.

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