اجوبه كويز : 2 CO2 Capture and Storage Vocab Quiz Reformatted

1. CO2 Vocab Quiz Reformatted: Q1
Oceans can store CO2 because it is soluble in water.

Because can be replaced by ...


Student Response Value Feedback
1. since 100%
2. while
3. therefore
4. all of the above

Score: 1/1


2. CO2 Vocab Quiz Reformatted: Q2
CO2 can for instance be physically trapped under a well-sealed rock layer or in the pore spaces within the rock.


For instance can be replaced by ...


Student Response Value Feedback
1. for example 100%
2. that is
3. for illustration
4. for sure

Score: 1/1


3. CO2 Vocab Quiz Reformatted: Q3
It is technically feasible to use captured CO2 in industries manufacturing products such as fertilisers. The overall effect on CO2 emissions, however, would be very small, because most of these products rapidly release their CO2 content back into the atmosphere.



What does these refer to?


Student Response Value Feedback
1. manufacturing
2. industries
3. fertilisers
4. none of the above 100%

Score: 1/1


4. CO2 Vocab Quiz Reformatted: Q4
One technique that could limit CO2 emissions from human activities into the atmosphere is carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS).


Technique could best be replaced by …


Student Response Value Feedback
1. method 100%
2. soluble
3. suggestion
4. technical

Score: 1/1


5. CO2 Vocab Quiz Reformatted: Q5
Captured CO2 could potentially be injected directly into deep oceans and most of it would remain there for centuries.

For centuries could best be replaced by ...


Student Response Value Feedback
1. for thousands of years
2. for decades
3. until the 21st century
4. for hundreds of years 100%

Score: 1/1


6. CO2 Vocab Quiz Reformatted: Q6-10
Read the Sample sentences A-E below.

A
CO2 injection, however, can harm marine organisms near the injection point.
B
It is technically feasible to use captured CO2 in industries manufacturing products such as fertilisers.
C
Methods are still needed to estimate and report the amounts of greenhouse gas emissions reduced, avoided, or removed from the atmosphere.
D
An adequate legal and regulatory environment also needs to be created, and barriers to deployment in developing countries need to be addressed.
E
The atmosphere consists of nitrogen (78%), oxygen (21%), and traces of other gases such as argon, helium, carbon dioxide, and ozone.
Copy & Paste the words from the sample sentences to the correct sentences below.

Q6 1.----- to reducing the number of cars in Saudi Arabia include the lack of public transportation.
Q7 2.----- of cigarette smoke can be smelled even after a cigarette smoker has left an enclosed space.
Q8 Smoking cigarettes will 3.----- you.
Q9 A cost-benefit analysis will determine if the project is 4.-----.
Q10 The air purifier 5.----- 99.9% of the bacteria in the air.


Student Response Value
1. barriers 20%
2. traces 20%
3. harm 20%
4. feasible 20%
5. removed 20%

Score: 5/5


7. CO2 Vocab Quiz Reformatted: Q11-15
Copy & Paste the words below to their definition.

Capture
Concentrate
Process
Temporary
Transport

Q11 1.----- a liquid or gas that has been made denser
Q12 2.----- a particular method of doing something
Q13 3.----- not permanent
Q14 4.----- to carry from one place to another
Q15 5.----- to attract and hold


Student Response Value
1. Concentrate 20%
2. Process 20%
3. Temporary 20%
4. Transport 20%
5. Capture 20%

Score: 5/5


8. CO2 Vocab Quiz Reformatted: Q16-20
Copy & Paste the words below to their definition.

Emissions
Facilitate
React
Source
Storage

Q16 1.----- a place or space for storing something
Q17 2.----- to act with another substance in producing a chemical change
Q18 3.----- the point or thing from which light rays, sound waves, etc. emanate
Q19 4.----- substances discharged into the air
Q20 5.----- to make easy or easier


Student Response Value
1. Storage 20%
2. React 20%
3. Source 20%
4. Emissions 20%
5. Facilitate 20%

Score: 5/5


9. CO2 Vocab Quiz Reformatted: Q21-25
Copy and Paste the correct words in the text box into the blanks below.

breath
fossil fuel
breathe
plants

greenhouse
gas
animals
atmosphere

Carbon dioxide (CO2) – A colorless, odorless, non-combustible 1.-----, present in low concentrations in the air we 2.----- (0.03% by volume). Carbon dioxide is produced when substances containing carbon, such as wood or fossil fuels, are burned. It is also released to the 3.----- through respiration and decay of organic materials. 4.----- absorb carbon dioxide through photosynthesis. Carbon dioxide is a major 5.----- gas that contributes to global warming.





Student Response Value
1. gas 20%
2. breath 0%
3. atmosphere 20%
4. plants 20%
5. greenhouse 20%

Score:4/5

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