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Garbage Collection and Recycling 1 ( Anglais 3eme )Version en ligne Test your recycling knowledge with 50 statements. par YAKILI LMS 1 Using non-recyclable materials in a bird feeder would defeat the project’s purpose. Yes No 2 The term ‘recyclable’ means a material cannot be recycled under any circumstance. Yes No 3 Recycling symbols on products indicate the material type and recyclability. Yes No 4 Waste reduction includes minimizing consumption and reusing items when possible. Yes No 5 Indirect speech typically changes pronouns to reflect the reporting speaker. Yes No 6 Indirect speech reports what someone said without using their exact words. Yes No 7 Proper waste sorting helps recycling facilities operate more efficiently. Yes No 8 Community education improves participation in recycling programs. Yes No 9 Electronics should be taken to special e-waste collection points rather than regular trash. Yes No 10 Advertising a waste service should explain how residents benefit from it. Yes No 11 Direct speech is always reported with the exact words and no changes in pronouns. Yes No 12 Recyclables should be kept dry to avoid soggy waste that is hard to process. Yes No 13 Waste segregation at the source makes recycling more efficient. Yes No 14 Indirect speech requires no changes to tense or pronouns when reporting statements. Yes No 15 Clear plastic bottles can sometimes be repurposed into bird feeders. Yes No 16 Reusing items is a form of waste reduction before recycling. Yes No 17 Recycling programs vary by country and municipality. Yes No 18 A bird feeder project should only use new materials to ensure durability. Yes No 19 Composting is only for kitchen waste and cannot include yard waste. Yes No 20 Residential waste services can include both collection and education campaigns. Yes No 21 Recycling centers often separate materials by type for processing. Yes No 22 Recycling saves energy compared to producing new products from raw materials. Yes No 23 A well-designed service advert should include contact information and service hours. Yes No 24 All types of plastic can be recycled in curbside programs without preprocessing. Yes No 25 The project for a bird feeder may involve cleaning and preparing recycled materials. Yes No 26 The term ‘recyclable’ describes items that can be processed into new products. Yes No 27 Community recycling programs can improve local environmental awareness. Yes No 28 Rinsing containers is unnecessary and can be skipped to save water. Yes No 29 Rinsing containers before recycling helps prevent contamination. Yes No 30 Recycling saves no energy or resources and has no environmental benefit. Yes No 31 Various countries use different color codes for recycling bins to aid sorting. Yes No 32 Aluminum cans are highly recyclable and typically accepted in curbside services. Yes No 33 Waste collection days may affect what materials are accepted in recycling. Yes No 34 Paper products cannot be recycled once they become ink-stained or soiled. Yes No 35 Cardboard should be flattened to save space in the recycling bin. Yes No 36 Metal cans are often recycled and turned into new metal products. Yes No 37 Plastic bottles with caps are usually recycled together as a single item. Yes No 38 In direct speech, quotation marks are used around the spoken words. Yes No 39 Using bottles and cans to build a bird feeder is an example of upcycling. Yes No 40 A bird feeder project can use items replaced by recycled materials. Yes No 41 Recycling centers always accept every type of waste with no sorting required. Yes No 42 Bird feeders made from recycled items help teach environmental stewardship. Yes No 43 Community waste services should not advertise or explain their benefits to residents. Yes No 44 Recycling bin signage helps residents sort waste correctly. Yes No 45 Composting organic waste reduces the amount of garbage sent to landfills. Yes No 46 Active listening helps in accurately recording reported speech. Yes No 47 Direct speech presents the exact words spoken by a person. Yes No 48 Glass is typically recycled by melting and reforming into new containers. Yes No 49 Recycling reduces the demand for virgin raw materials. Yes No 50 Public adverts for recycling services should be clear and easy to understand. Yes No

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Using non-recyclable materials in a bird feeder would defeat the project’s purpose.

The term ‘recyclable’ means a material cannot be recycled under any circumstance.

Recycling symbols on products indicate the material type and recyclability.

Waste reduction includes minimizing consumption and reusing items when possible.

Indirect speech typically changes pronouns to reflect the reporting speaker.

Indirect speech reports what someone said without using their exact words.

Proper waste sorting helps recycling facilities operate more efficiently.

Community education improves participation in recycling programs.

Electronics should be taken to special e-waste collection points rather than regular trash.

Advertising a waste service should explain how residents benefit from it.

Direct speech is always reported with the exact words and no changes in pronouns.

Recyclables should be kept dry to avoid soggy waste that is hard to process.

Waste segregation at the source makes recycling more efficient.

Indirect speech requires no changes to tense or pronouns when reporting statements.

Clear plastic bottles can sometimes be repurposed into bird feeders.

Reusing items is a form of waste reduction before recycling.

Recycling programs vary by country and municipality.

A bird feeder project should only use new materials to ensure durability.

Composting is only for kitchen waste and cannot include yard waste.

Residential waste services can include both collection and education campaigns.

Recycling centers often separate materials by type for processing.

Recycling saves energy compared to producing new products from raw materials.

A well-designed service advert should include contact information and service hours.

All types of plastic can be recycled in curbside programs without preprocessing.

The project for a bird feeder may involve cleaning and preparing recycled materials.

The term ‘recyclable’ describes items that can be processed into new products.

Community recycling programs can improve local environmental awareness.

Rinsing containers is unnecessary and can be skipped to save water.

Rinsing containers before recycling helps prevent contamination.

Recycling saves no energy or resources and has no environmental benefit.

Various countries use different color codes for recycling bins to aid sorting.

Aluminum cans are highly recyclable and typically accepted in curbside services.

Waste collection days may affect what materials are accepted in recycling.

Paper products cannot be recycled once they become ink-stained or soiled.

Cardboard should be flattened to save space in the recycling bin.

Metal cans are often recycled and turned into new metal products.

Plastic bottles with caps are usually recycled together as a single item.

In direct speech, quotation marks are used around the spoken words.

Using bottles and cans to build a bird feeder is an example of upcycling.

A bird feeder project can use items replaced by recycled materials.

Recycling centers always accept every type of waste with no sorting required.

Bird feeders made from recycled items help teach environmental stewardship.

Community waste services should not advertise or explain their benefits to residents.

Recycling bin signage helps residents sort waste correctly.

Composting organic waste reduces the amount of garbage sent to landfills.

Active listening helps in accurately recording reported speech.

Direct speech presents the exact words spoken by a person.

Glass is typically recycled by melting and reforming into new containers.

Recycling reduces the demand for virgin raw materials.

Public adverts for recycling services should be clear and easy to understand.