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2. The creation of carbon monoxide is an effect. What is one cause?
A. the regrouping of the atoms in table salt
B. the burning of fossil fuels
C. cleaning swimming pools
D. operating a stove
3. Table salt can be separated into sodium and chlorine. Sodium is explos
is a gas that can kill people.
What can be concluded from the statements above?
A.
ha
ful compound can become harmless when its elements are sepa
B. A harmless compound can become harmful when its elements are separ
C. Breaking a compound into its separate elements has no noticeable effect
D. Breaking a compound into its separate elements can create carbon dioxic
4. Based on the information in the passage, what is true of gases?
A Some, but not all, gases are harmful to humans.
B. Any gas with carbon in it is not harmful to humans.
C. All gases are harmful to humans.
D. No gases are harmful to humans.
5. What is this passage mainly about?
A Germanv's use of chlorine in World War I as a chemical weapon
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Transcribed Image Text:2. The creation of carbon monoxide is an effect. What is one cause? A. the regrouping of the atoms in table salt B. the burning of fossil fuels C. cleaning swimming pools D. operating a stove 3. Table salt can be separated into sodium and chlorine. Sodium is explos is a gas that can kill people. What can be concluded from the statements above? A. ha ful compound can become harmless when its elements are sepa B. A harmless compound can become harmful when its elements are separ C. Breaking a compound into its separate elements has no noticeable effect D. Breaking a compound into its separate elements can create carbon dioxic 4. Based on the information in the passage, what is true of gases? A Some, but not all, gases are harmful to humans. B. Any gas with carbon in it is not harmful to humans. C. All gases are harmful to humans. D. No gases are harmful to humans. 5. What is this passage mainly about? A Germanv's use of chlorine in World War I as a chemical weapon
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