Question

question 1 - 4. plants absorb sunlight and a gas called carbon dioxide from the air to make sugars. these sugars are stored and used as an energy source for the plants. when animals eat the plants they acquire the energy stored in the plants. which two spheres are described within these interactions? atmosphere and biosphere, cryosphere and atmosphere, hydrosphere and biosphere, geosphere and atmosphere

Explanation:

Plants take in carbon - dioxide from the atmosphere for photosynthesis to make sugars. The sugars are stored in the plants (biosphere). So the interaction is between the atmosphere and biosphere.

Answer:

atmosphere and biosphere