Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

a) To make something new from used materials

b) To throw something away

c) To use something only once

d) To reuse something without changing it

a) Turning plastic bottles into new products

b) Reusing old clothes

c) Collecting used paper and turning it into new paper

d) Melting down metal cans to make new products

a) To create more products

b) To decrease the amount of waste produced

c) To recycle as much as possible

d) To buy more products

a) Plastic bottles

b) Food waste

c) Broken glass

d) Both a and c

a) Using single-use plastic items

b) Buying products with excessive packaging

c) Using reusable shopping bags

d) Disposing of waste in landfills

a) Making a new product out of old glass

b) Buying new clothes instead of repairing old ones

c) Using a plastic bag multiple times before discarding it

d) Throwing away cardboard boxes

a) It increases the amount of waste sent to landfills

b) It helps to reduce the consumption of natural resources

c) It makes products more expensive

d) It generates more pollution

a) To save money

b) To reduce pollution and conserve resources

c) To make products last longer

d) To increase production of goods

a) It is always expensive

b) Not all materials are recyclable

c) It creates more pollution

d) It reduces waste production

a) Throwing away old newspapers

b) Buying a reusable water bottle

c) Using plastic plates instead of reusable ones

d) Disposing of electronic devices

a) Recycling paper

b) Using a clothes dryer instead of air drying

c) Throwing away old furniture

d) Buying new products instead of reusing old ones

a) glass

b)wood

c) fabric

d) metal