What impact does the atmosphere have on the Earth’s cycles? Select four options.

produces wind currents
transfers nitrogen from air to soil
transfers water into Earth’s oceans
moves oxygen from volcanic eruptions for plants
moves oxygen and carbon dioxide through the biosphere

The impact atmosphere have on the Earth’s cycles are as follows:

A. produces wind currents

B. transfers nitrogen from air to soil

C. transfers water into Earth’s oceans

E. moves oxygen and carbon dioxide through the biosphere

Explanation:

Atmosphere seems to have a great impact on water movement. Water existing in the ocean is evaporated in the form of vapors and producing clouds due to evaporation. Such clouds pass through the mountainous areas and collapse in rain-shaped form. This water is used for plants as well as for animals.

Atmosphere passes across the biosphere through oxygen and carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide is exhaled into the environment by animal body. This carbon dioxide is used by plants in the photosynthesis cycle, and is exhaled to create their own food and oxygen. The animals need the oxygen to survive.

A, B, C, E

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