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itsmyluck

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Currently, about ________ of the carbon dioxide humankind releases into the atmosphere enters the oceans.
 
  A) one-fourths
  B) one-third
  C) half
  D) two-thirds
  E) three-fourths

Question 2

Currently, a little less than ________ of the carbon dioxide humankind releases into the atmosphere stays there.
 
  A) one-fourths
  B) one-third
  C) half
  D) two-thirds
  E) three-fourths



stillxalice

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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