1. What is carbon sequestration?
    a) Process of emitting carbon dioxide
    b) Capturing and storing atmospheric CO₂
    c) Burning fossil fuels
    d) Releasing methane gas
    Answer: b) Capturing and storing atmospheric CO₂
  2. Which of the following is a natural carbon sink?
    a) Oceans
    b) Forests
    c) Soil
    d) All of the above
    Answer: d) All of the above
  3. Which process contributes to carbon sequestration in plants?
    a) Respiration
    b) Photosynthesis
    c) Combustion
    d) Transpiration
    Answer: b) Photosynthesis
  4. What is the main purpose of carbon sequestration?
    a) Increase CO₂ in the atmosphere
    b) Decrease CO₂ emissions
    c) Convert CO₂ to oxygen
    d) Accelerate global warming
    Answer: b) Decrease CO₂ emissions
  5. Which type of forest is most effective in carbon sequestration?
    a) Tropical rainforests
    b) Temperate forests
    c) Boreal forests
    d) Mangroves
    Answer: a) Tropical rainforests
  6. What is the role of soil in carbon sequestration?
    a) It releases carbon dioxide
    b) It acts as a carbon sink
    c) It has no role
    d) It emits methane
    Answer: b) It acts as a carbon sink
  7. Which technology is used for artificial carbon sequestration?
    a) Carbon capture and storage (CCS)
    b) Nuclear power
    c) Wind turbines
    d) Solar panels
    Answer: a) Carbon capture and storage (CCS)
  8. What is biochar?
    a) A type of fertilizer
    b) Charcoal used for carbon sequestration
    c) A pollutant
    d) A renewable energy source
    Answer: b) Charcoal used for carbon sequestration
  9. Which agricultural practice helps in carbon sequestration?
    a) Monoculture farming
    b) Conservation tillage
    c) Excessive irrigation
    d) Slash-and-burn farming
    Answer: b) Conservation tillage
  10. Which gas is primarily targeted in carbon sequestration?
    a) Methane
    b) Carbon dioxide
    c) Nitrous oxide
    d) Ozone
    Answer: b) Carbon dioxide

  1. What is the term for carbon stored in living organisms?
    a) Fossil carbon
    b) Organic carbon
    c) Inorganic carbon
    d) Mineral carbon
    Answer: b) Organic carbon
  2. What role do mangroves play in carbon sequestration?
    a) Source of CO₂
    b) Natural carbon sink
    c) Emit greenhouse gases
    d) Decrease biodiversity
    Answer: b) Natural carbon sink
  3. Which human activity enhances soil carbon sequestration?
    a) Deforestation
    b) Organic farming
    c) Urbanization
    d) Overgrazing
    Answer: b) Organic farming
  4. Carbon sequestration helps in mitigating which global issue?
    a) Loss of biodiversity
    b) Global warming
    c) Ozone depletion
    d) Acid rain
    Answer: b) Global warming
  5. What is a major drawback of carbon capture and storage?
    a) High cost
    b) Easy implementation
    c) Low efficiency
    d) It releases more CO₂
    Answer: a) High cost
  6. What is the primary method of oceanic carbon sequestration?
    a) Chemical reactions
    b) Phytoplankton absorption
    c) Coral reef bleaching
    d) Wave energy capture
    Answer: b) Phytoplankton absorption
  7. Which industry benefits most from carbon sequestration technologies?
    a) Agriculture
    b) Fossil fuel energy
    c) Fashion
    d) Tourism
    Answer: b) Fossil fuel energy
  8. What does afforestation refer to in carbon sequestration?
    a) Cutting down forests
    b) Planting trees in non-forested areas
    c) Increasing agricultural land
    d) Using chemical fertilizers
    Answer: b) Planting trees in non-forested areas
  9. What is the main storage form of carbon in the deep ocean?
    a) Organic compounds
    b) Calcium carbonate
    c) Carbon monoxide
    d) Hydrogen sulfide
    Answer: b) Calcium carbonate
  10. Which is NOT a benefit of carbon sequestration?
    a) Reducing CO₂ levels
    b) Preventing ocean acidification
    c) Increasing greenhouse gas emissions
    d) Enhancing soil fertility
    Answer: c) Increasing greenhouse gas emissions

  1. What type of carbon sequestration involves storing CO₂ underground?
    a) Geological sequestration
    b) Biological sequestration
    c) Oceanic sequestration
    d) Atmospheric sequestration
    Answer: a) Geological sequestration
  2. What is the term for carbon sequestered in plant roots?
    a) Above-ground carbon
    b) Below-ground carbon
    c) Atmospheric carbon
    d) Fossilized carbon
    Answer: b) Below-ground carbon
  3. Which chemical process allows the ocean to absorb CO₂?
    a) Respiration
    b) Photosynthesis
    c) Dissolution
    d) Precipitation
    Answer: c) Dissolution
  4. Which type of algae contributes to carbon sequestration in oceans?
    a) Red algae
    b) Blue-green algae
    c) Phytoplankton
    d) Macroalgae
    Answer: c) Phytoplankton
  5. Which gas is produced during decomposition that counters carbon sequestration?
    a) Oxygen
    b) Nitrogen
    c) Methane
    d) Argon
    Answer: c) Methane
  6. What is the Kyoto Protocol’s focus regarding carbon sequestration?
    a) Increasing fossil fuel use
    b) Reducing greenhouse gas emissions
    c) Promoting industrial growth
    d) Expanding mining activities
    Answer: b) Reducing greenhouse gas emissions
  7. Which method stores carbon in rocks?
    a) Ocean fertilization
    b) Mineral carbonation
    c) Bioenergy capture
    d) Algae farming
    Answer: b) Mineral carbonation
  8. Which of the following hinders carbon sequestration?
    a) Deforestation
    b) Reforestation
    c) Wetland restoration
    d) Soil conservation
    Answer: a) Deforestation
  9. What is the effect of increased soil organic carbon?
    a) Enhances soil fertility
    b) Reduces erosion
    c) Sequesters CO₂
    d) All of the above
    Answer: d) All of the above
  10. Which plant-based material is highly efficient in sequestering carbon?
    a) Grass
    b) Bamboo
    c) Wheat
    d) Cotton
    Answer: b) Bamboo

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