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Carbon footprints and ways to cut emissions

10th grade (Year 11 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.HS-ESS3-4, NGSS.HS-ETS1-3, NGSS.SEP 5 · England: GCSE Combined Science: Chemistry of the atmosphere (carbon footprint)

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  1. Question 1

    A car emits 100 g of CO₂ per km and is driven 8000 km in a year. How much CO₂ does it emit in the year, in kg?

    Answerkg

  2. Question 2

    What does carbon capture and storage (CCS) do?

    • A. stores electricity in batteries
    • B. captures CO₂ from power stations or factories and stores it underground
    • C. turns CO₂ into oxygen in the air
    • D. burns more fuel
  3. Question 3

    A household emits 3000 kg of CO₂ a year from energy use. Insulating the loft and walls cuts this by 25 %. How many kg of CO₂ are saved each year?

    Answerkg

  4. Question 4

    A car emits 150 g of CO₂ per km and is driven 8000 km in a year. How much CO₂ does it emit in the year, in kg?

    Answerkg

  5. Question 5

    What does carbon capture and storage (CCS) do?

    • A. captures CO₂ from power stations or factories and stores it underground
    • B. burns more fuel
    • C. stores electricity in batteries
    • D. turns CO₂ into oxygen in the air
  6. Question 6

    A household emits 3000 kg of CO₂ a year from energy use. Switching from a gas boiler to a heat pump cuts this by 25 %. How many kg of CO₂ are saved each year?

    Answerkg

  7. Question 7

    A car emits 100 g of CO₂ per km and is driven 5000 km in a year. How much CO₂ does it emit in the year, in kg?

    Answerkg

  8. Question 8

    Why is it hard to reduce carbon footprints to zero?

    • A. Many activities, such as making cement, steel and food, still release greenhouse gases
    • B. Planting trees increases CO₂
    • C. Renewable energy produces more CO₂ than coal
    • D. Footprints cannot be measured at all
  9. Question 9

    A household emits 3000 kg of CO₂ a year from energy use. Fitting solar panels cuts this by 30 %. How many kg of CO₂ are saved each year?

    Answerkg

  10. Question 10

    A car emits 120 g of CO₂ per km and is driven 8000 km in a year. How much CO₂ does it emit in the year, in kg?

    Answerkg

  11. Question 11

    Why is it hard to reduce carbon footprints to zero?

    • A. Footprints cannot be measured at all
    • B. Planting trees increases CO₂
    • C. Many activities, such as making cement, steel and food, still release greenhouse gases
    • D. Renewable energy produces more CO₂ than coal
  12. Question 12

    A household emits 3000 kg of CO₂ a year from energy use. Insulating the loft and walls cuts this by 25 %. How many kg of CO₂ are saved each year?

    Answerkg

  13. Question 13

    A car emits 150 g of CO₂ per km and is driven 5000 km in a year. How much CO₂ does it emit in the year, in kg?

    Answerkg

  14. Question 14

    What does carbon capture and storage (CCS) do?

    • A. burns more fuel
    • B. turns CO₂ into oxygen in the air
    • C. captures CO₂ from power stations or factories and stores it underground
    • D. stores electricity in batteries
  15. Question 15

    A household emits 4000 kg of CO₂ a year from energy use. Insulating the loft and walls cuts this by 50 %. How many kg of CO₂ are saved each year?

    Answerkg

  16. Question 16

    A car emits 100 g of CO₂ per km and is driven 5000 km in a year. How much CO₂ does it emit in the year, in kg?

    Answerkg

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  1. 800 kg
  2. captures CO₂ from power stations or factories and stores it underground
  3. 750 kg
  4. 1200 kg
  5. captures CO₂ from power stations or factories and stores it underground
  6. 750 kg
  7. 500 kg
  8. Many activities, such as making cement, steel and food, still release greenhouse gases
  9. 900 kg
  10. 960 kg
  11. Many activities, such as making cement, steel and food, still release greenhouse gases
  12. 750 kg
  13. 750 kg
  14. captures CO₂ from power stations or factories and stores it underground
  15. 2000 kg
  16. 500 kg