Review Quiz on Zombie Fires

What is the consequence of Zombie fires in the Arctic?

• Intensified Greenhouse Effect and global warming

• Reduced global temperatures

• Increased oxygen levels in the atmosphere

• Decreased carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere

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Approximately how long ago did the peat deposits in the Arctic form?

• 100 years ago

• 1,000 years ago

• 100,000 years ago

• 10,000 years ago

Why is peat more likely to form in cold, wet places?

• Decomposers cannot perform cellular respiration in cold temperatures

• Decomposers prefer low oxygen environments

• Plants grow faster in cold, wet places

• High levels of solar radiation prevent the peat from decomposing

What is released when peat burns?

• Oxygen

• Water vapor

• Carbon dioxide

• Nitrogen

What did the yeast experiments in Lesson 3 demonstrate?

• The effect of oxygen on yeast fermentation

• The effect of sugar on yeast reproduction

• The effect of light on yeast growth

• The effect of temperature on yeast respiration

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What did the Elodea / BTB experiment in Lesson 4 demonstrate?

• Plants take in carbon dioxide at a lower rate than they produce it.

• Plants produce oxygen at a faster rate when kept in darkness.

• Plants do photosynthesis at a higher rate than cellular respiration in direct light.

• Plants are not able to reproduce when they are exposed to BTB solution.

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Which locations are considered major carbon sinks?

• Deserts and arid regions

• Tropical rainforests and grasslands

• Urban areas and cities

• Mountain ranges and high altitudes

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What happens to matter and energy when organic matter burns?

• Matter and energy are absorbed from the atmosphere

• Matter is transformed into energy

• Energy is transformed into matter

• Matter and energy are released into the atmosphere

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Why are carbon sinks becoming more vulnerable to fire?

• Hotter and drier conditions

• Decreased fuel availability

• Increased moisture levels

• Decreased global temperatures

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What strategies can be used to prevent or lessen the intensity of fires in carbon sinks?

• Reduce tree planting

• Implement controlled burns

• Increase deforestation

• Prevent grazing on grasslands

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