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Which gas is in soda?

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Built around the concept in “Which gas is in soda?”, this bilingual General Science item checks whether a learner can connect a scientific term with its exact property, mechanism or function. The verified answer is CO2.

AOxygen
BNitrogen
CHydrogen
DCO2
Correct Answer: CO2Your Answer: D

Explanation

The defining scientific property identifies CO2. Soda contains dissolved carbon dioxide gas. The alternatives Oxygen, Nitrogen and Hydrogen are legitimate scientific terms, but each belongs to a different function, property, material or context.

Important Notes

  • Verified answer: CO2; option D, zero-based index
  • Core scientific fact: Soda contains dissolved carbon dioxide gas.
  • Distractors Oxygen, Nitrogen, Hydrogen represent different scientific associations.
  • Revision pair: “Which gas is in soda? — CO2”.

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Which gas is in soda?

CO2. Soda contains dissolved carbon dioxide gas.

Which concept should be used to solve this item?

Use the defining property and mechanism from chemistry.

Why are the other options unsuitable?

Oxygen, Nitrogen, Hydrogen belong to different functions, properties or contexts.

How should this fact be revised?

Connect “Which gas is in soda?” with CO2 and the supporting mechanism.

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