
Q1 W7 Science
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Chatleen Til-adan
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Designing a Product Out of Local and Recyclable Materials
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Open Ended
Why should we recycle?
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Recycling reduces the waste sent to designated dumping areas or landfills. It results in the conservation of our natural resources such as lumber, plastics, water, and other minerals. It also prevents pollution by reducing the need to collect new materials.
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Waste Management refers to the practice of proper waste disposal. Waste refers to used or consumed products or materials. A very good example of this is garbage. Waste Management is implemented anywhere to clean the environment and make everyone healthy. The kind of waste management we follow nowadays is the 5Rs in Waste
Management (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Recover, Repair).
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The ultimate goal of the 5Rs to waste management is to free planet Earth from any kind of garbage’s situation referred to as zero waste. Each “R” focuses on a way to achieve “zero waste”. Designing a product out of local recyclable solid and/or liquid materials in making useful products is an application of waste management. With this technique, the 5Rs in Waste Management will also be applied, which is more on recycling.
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Recycling the materials to a new product design, reduce waste as much as
possible. Non-biodegradable materials such as plastic, metals, cans and rubbers will be reduced through reusing and recycling.
Recycling is one of the simple things that you can do which results to a positive impact for the environment. Recycling is important to the natural environment and us. We must act fast as the amount of waste we create is increasing all the time.
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Multiple Choice
What iS recycling?
A. Do not litter.
B. Burn the rubbish
C. Turn into new paper
D. Things that are no longer wanted are reused to make something new.
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Multiple Choice
What happened to the rubbish that we decide to recycle?
A. Turned into something new.
B. Exported to other countries.
C. Buried in the soil.
D. Turned into new shirts.
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Multiple Choice
Which symbol represents recycling?
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Multiple Choice
Who can recycle?
Me
You
The school
Everyone should recycle
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Multiple Choice
Recyclable waste can be defined as
material that can be recycled and turn into a new object.
material that cannot be recycled.
material that can be fixed.
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Multiple Choice
A non-recyclable waste can be defined as
material that can be recycled and turn into a new object.
material that cannot be recycled.
material that can be fixed.
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Multiple Select
Click three (3) recyclable waste.
Seashells
Paper
Rubber
Glass
Plastic
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Multiple Select
Click three (3) non-recyclable waste.
Teabag
Steel can
Eggshell
Aluminium can
Mouldy bread
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