The biosphere is the only one of Earth's systems that contains life.

True:

This contains all living organisms and it is intimately related to the other three spheres: most living organisms require gases from the atmosphere, water from the hydrosphere and nutrients and minerals from the geosphere. Living organisms also require a medium for life, and are adapted to inhabit one or more of the other three spheres. However, much of the biosphere is contained within a shallow surface layer encompassing the lower part of the atmosphere, the surface of the geosphere and approximately the upper 100 metres of the ocean.