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Sixth mass extinction (and previous 5)

Earth has supported life for 3.5 billion years, but its hospitality is hardly consistent. Natural disasters have triggered at least five mass extinctions in the past 500 million years, each of which wiped out between 50 and 90 percent of all species on the planet. Many scientists say it’s abundantly clear that Earth is entering its sixth mass-extinction event, meaning three-quarters of all species could disappear in the coming centuries.
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Solve the KAHOOT quiz:

To do a Kahoot quiz you a computer with Internet access, a multimedia projector and loudspeakers. The students also need devices with Internet access (smartphones, tablets or laptops). If not all students have the necessary equipment, the quiz should be done in teams.

First use link (click PLAY button below).

Select game mode: “Classic” or “Team mode”.
a. Classic – Students answer the questions individually. To do this, each student must have a device with Internet access (smartphone, laptop, computer).

b. Team mode – Students do the quiz in teams. Before the system allows them to answer a question, they are given time to discuss their ideas. This option is particularly recommended when it is impossible for every student to use a device individually.

c. Once the game mode has been selected, a number (known as the Game PIN) will appear on the screen. Students go to kahoot.it and enter the PIN number in the space provided in order to log in. Next, they enter names, which will appear on the screen.

ATTENTION: If any of the names entered by the players is offensive or contains words generally considered to be rude, the quiz leader can delete the player from the game. Their name will disappear from the screen.

d. Once all students have logged in, the teacher clicks “Start” and follows instructions.

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