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The Carbon Footprint and Its Impact on Climate

The Carbon Footprint and Its Impact on Climate

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English

10th Grade

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CCSS
6.NS.B.3, RF.3.3B, L.4.1B

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Standards-aligned

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Mariia Silant

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Multiple Choice

What does the carbon footprint primarily measure?

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Carbon dioxide emissions

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The amount of plastic waste produced.
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The level of air pollution in urban areas.
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Total water usage in agriculture.

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Multiple Choice

Which activity is NOT a major source of greenhouse gas emissions?

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Industrial manufacturing
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Transportation
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Solar energy

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Agriculture

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Multiple Choice

What happens as the concentration of carbon dioxide increases in the atmosphere?

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Global temperatures rise

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Lower temperatures globally.
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Increased rainfall and flooding.
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Decreased levels of oxygen in the atmosphere.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a consequence of a large carbon footprint?

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Decreased air quality.
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Environmental degradation

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Increased biodiversity.
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Lower energy consumption.

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Multiple Choice

Why is it important to reduce our carbon footprint?

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To enhance industrial pollution and deforestation.
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To promote the use of fossil fuels.
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To ensure a stable climate for future generations

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To increase energy consumption and waste.

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The Past Continuous refers to an action in progress during a particular time in the past.

· He was sleeping, when the alarm started ringing


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SpongeBob was cooking
They were screaming.

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​Past Continuous

was/ were V-ing

I was doing my lessons from 5 to 6 yesterday.

She was cooking at 7 yesterday.

We were playing chess when you phoned

They were playing while we were cooking. ​

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​Past Continuous

wasn't/ weren't V-ing

I wasn't reading a book at 6.

We weren't listening to music when you came

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​Past Continuous

Was/ Were (subject) V -ing ?

Was she sleeping? Yes, she was/ No, she wasn't

Were they talking? ​Yes, they were/ No, they weren't

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She _______ screaming loud.

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They _______ watching the game when he called.

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You _______ sleeping late

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_____ Annie doing anything?

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I___________ in the park when you sent me that message.

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were running

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was running

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was runing

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I _______ (study) English yesterday at 6.

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was studying
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were studing

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was studing

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were studying

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Laura
(write) a letter at 7 yesterday

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They
(sing) when I came in.

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We
(not take) photos when you rang.
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