Question

drag and drop each term to correctly complete the prompt. without human, the carbon on earth would leak slowly into the atmosphere through volcanic activity over millions of years in the slow carbon cycle. by burning we accelerate the process, releasing large amounts of carbon into the atmosphere every year. when we clear, we remove dense growths of plants that have stored carbon as biomass. as a result of deforestation, we eliminate plants that would otherwise take carbon out of the atmosphere through. emissions of carbon dioxide by man from the burning of fossil fuels have been growing steadily since the. human activity, therefore, is moving carbon from the slow cycle into the and as a result, altering the dynamics of earths geochemical and biological balance. fossil fuels fast cycle forests industrial revolution activities photosynthesis

Explanation:

• "Human activities" is the general term for what humans do that affects the carbon cycle.
• "Fossil fuels" are burned, releasing carbon.
• "Forests" store carbon as biomass.
• "Photosynthesis" is the process by which plants take carbon from the atmosphere.
• The "Industrial Revolution" is when carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels started growing steadily.
• The "fast cycle" is where carbon is moved to due to human actions.

Answer:

1. activities
2. fossil fuels
3. forests
4. photosynthesis
5. industrial revolution
6. fast cycle