A package is a wrapper that ________, ________, ________, and ________ (about) the product.

protects, beautifies, groups, and informs

groups, persuades, protects, and beautifies

protects, informs, beautifies, and persuades

groups, informs, protects, and persuades

How do you know that you can recycle a package?

Look for the recycle LOOP or the words: Please recycle.

As long as it is clean, it is recyclable.

Feel it to make sure it is made from quality materials.

You can put the following items in a compost pile.

dried leaves, potato skins, and egg shells

old hamburger meat and cottage cheese

chicken bones and burnt turkey meat

Orange City Christian School can earn cash for collecting which E-waste?

cell phones, small ink cartridges, laptops, and tablets

most plastics, paper, cardboard, and aluminum

Some packages inform us about what things?

warnings, nutrition facts, ingredients, and the number of items

the color of the box, the size of the fonts on the package, and the weight of the person buying the package

What are the five main types of trash disposal solutions?

compost pile, recycling, hazardous waste, E-waste, and landfill

E-waste, landfill, eating it, recycling, and hazardous waste

recycling, hazardous waste, landfill, compost pile, and freezing it

compost pile, E-waste, eating it, freezing it, and hazardous waste

Leviticus 19:35-36 says that there should be honesty in measuring weights, lengths, and quantity. How does this verse tie in with our unit?

Be honest about the weight and number of items in a package.

Be honest about the beautiful foil package around pop-tarts.

Why aren't landfills usually located near neighborhoods?

Because landfills are smelly, noisy, and not attractive.

Because landfills are noisy, not attractive, and costly.

Because landfills are smelly, costly, and small.

What items did people in Bible times carry in their packages?

oil, flour, water, food, and grains

food, water, grains, oil, and light bulbs

oil, flour, water, blow-dryers, and food

grains, food, flour, flashlights, and oil

What packages were used in Bible times?

jars, jugs, wineskins, and sacks

jars, wineskins, cereal boxes, and jugs

jugs, water bottles, sacks, and jars

wineskins, jars, sacks, and cardboard boxes

What are the first things that happen to our recyclables once collected from our homes?

They are brought to a recycling center to be sorted. Then they crush and package them in large bales or shred and package them in large containers.

They are brought to a recycling center to be counted. Then they bury them in the landfill.

They are brought to a recycling center to be sorted. Then they load each type of recycling into different semi trucks before bringing the trucks to manufacturers.

What are the final things that happen to our recyclables once collected from our homes and processed at the recycling center?

The bales and containers are sold to manufacturers who take them to be processed, broken down into raw materials, and made into new products.

The bales and containers are sold to manufacturers who bring them to landfills to be broken down into raw materials that will be buried.

The bales and containers are sold to manufacturers who take them to be processed, broken down into raw materials, and then burned in incinerators.

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