Read the passage carefully and answer the questions
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Exercise 30. Read the passage carefully and answer the questions.
You can help protect the environment through wise shopping.
Firstly, buy sustainable products. Plastic is one of the most significant contributors to soil and water pollution,
endangering both the land and water life. Fish and animals often eat plastic because they mistake it as food. So,
when you're buying school supplies like folders and pens, or buying toys and home accessories, try to look for
more eco-friendly alternatives. For example, buy a reusable bottle for water instead of bottled water. It's not
only cheaper but also much better for the environment.
Secondly, only buy what you need. Think about your purchasing habits. Do you buy too many products? Can
you do without some of the things that you often buy? Are you a responsible consumer? Simply buying more
because of tempting offers or discounts will actually cost us and the environment more. By buying only what
you need, you reduce the amount of waste, and thus pollution. As natural resources are limited, our big
consumption can contribute to exhausting them.
1. Why is plastic not environment-friendly?
B
2. What products should we look for when we buy school or home supplies?
S
3. What may make people buy more than they need?
4. What does big consumption lead to?
5. What does 'eco-friendly' mean?
Exercise 30. Read the passage carefully and answer the questions.
You can help protect the environment through wise shopping.
Firstly, buy sustainable products. Plastic is one of the most significant contributors to soil and water pollution,
endangering both the land and water life. Fish and animals often eat plastic because they mistake it as food. So,
when you're buying school supplies like folders and pens, or buying toys and home accessories, try to look for
more eco-friendly alternatives. For example, buy a reusable bottle for water instead of bottled water. It's not
only cheaper but also much better for the environment.
Secondly, only buy what you need. Think about your purchasing habits. Do you buy too many products? Can
you do without some of the things that you often buy? Are you a responsible consumer? Simply buying more
because of tempting offers or discounts will actually cost us and the environment more. By buying only what
you need, you reduce the amount of waste, and thus pollution. As natural resources are limited, our big
consumption can contribute to exhausting them.
1. Why is plastic not environment-friendly?
B
2. What products should we look for when we buy school or home supplies?
S
3. What may make people buy more than they need?
4. What does big consumption lead to?
5. What does 'eco-friendly' mean?