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Carbon is a compound that is the basis of life on earth.
Carbon is a compound that is the basis of life on earth.
False (B)
The burning of fossil fuels releases carbon stores into the atmosphere at a rapid rate.
The burning of fossil fuels releases carbon stores into the atmosphere at a rapid rate.
False (B)
An increase in global warming results in a decrease in carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
An increase in global warming results in a decrease in carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
False (B)
The presence of more plants in an ecosystem increases the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
The presence of more plants in an ecosystem increases the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
Carbon is only found in the atmosphere and living organisms.
Carbon is only found in the atmosphere and living organisms.
Carbon is an inorganic element that is essential for life on Earth.
Carbon is an inorganic element that is essential for life on Earth.
The process of burning fossil fuels removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
The process of burning fossil fuels removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
The rate of carbon release from fossil fuels is slower than the rate of carbon removal by plants.
The rate of carbon release from fossil fuels is slower than the rate of carbon removal by plants.
An increase in global warming is a result of a decrease in carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
An increase in global warming is a result of a decrease in carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
Carbon is found only in living organisms and rocks.
Carbon is found only in living organisms and rocks.
Study Notes
Carbon and the Carbon Cycle
- Carbon is an element and the basis of life on Earth.
- Carbon is found in rocks, oceans, and the atmosphere.
Human Impact on the Carbon Cycle
- Fossil fuels release stored carbon very slowly.
- Burning fossil fuels and other organic materials releases additional carbon into the atmosphere.
- This increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere contributes to global warming.
- With fewer plants, less CO2 is removed from the atmosphere.
Carbon and the Carbon Cycle
- Carbon is an element and the basis of life on Earth.
- Carbon is found in rocks, oceans, and the atmosphere.
Human Impact on the Carbon Cycle
- Fossil fuels release stored carbon very slowly.
- Burning fossil fuels and other organic materials releases additional carbon into the atmosphere.
- This increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere contributes to global warming.
- With fewer plants, less CO2 is removed from the atmosphere.
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Description
This quiz covers the basics of carbon, its importance in life on Earth, and how human activities affect the carbon cycle, contributing to global warming. It's essential to understand the impact of fossil fuels and deforestation on the environment.
