Formative 1 Descriptive Text

What is a ‘waste bank’?  Waste banks – or “bank sampah” as they are called in Indonesian – can be found in neighborhoods across Indonesia – on Sulawesi, Kalimantan, Java.   At waste banks, the waste created by the household is divided into two categories – organic and non-organic. Organic waste gets turned into compost, while non-organic waste is divided further into three categories: plastic, paper, plus bottles and metal.

The vast majority of eco-friendly households in Indonesia keep three bins or three large garbage bags in their homes; over time they began separating their waste into three different sections. Once their three bins and garbage bags are filled up, they bring their haul to a neighborhood waste bank where they then “make a deposit”.

Like a regular commercial bank, you open up an account with your local waste bank. Periodically, you make deposits with your non-organic solid waste, which are weighed and given a monetary value, based on rates set by waste collectors. This value is saved in your account from which, like a regular bank, you can withdraw. The basic principles of waste banks remain the same across provinces: collect, save, earn, change behavior, and enjoy a clean neighborhood.

what is the text about?

• The text is about waste banks in Indonesia and how they encourage waste separation, recycling, and a cleaner environment.
• The text is about traditional banking practices in Indonesia.
• The text is about waste management in Antarctica.
• The text is about the history of waste banks in Europe.

The vast majority of eco-friendly households in Indonesia keep three bins or three large garbage bags in their homes; over time they began separating their waste into three different sections. Once their three bins and garbage bags are filled up, they bring their haul to a neighborhood waste bank where they then “make a deposit”.

The word "Large" has similar meaning with?

• tiny
• big
• medium
• small

Mention two generic structures of descriptive text, please!

• Chronological and Sequence

• Identification and descriptions

• Introduction and description

• Orientatition and Conclusion

What is purpose of Descriptive Text?

• To entertain the audience
• To provide incorrect information
• To amuse the reader

• To describe a particular object with detail information

A : Hi, Look at me. How about my dress?

B : .....................................................................................

• Waw, its a beautiful long red dress

• ouh, its a luxury red long dress

• its amazing, a long red expensive dress

• The dress is a long-sleeved, white maxi dress with a high neckline.

Lisa : Jenny, What is your opinion about my new hair?

jenny : .............................................................................................................

• its lovely long straight black hair

• its not bad with black long hair

• its black cute straight hair

• its beautiful straight long hair

A : What makes Labuan Bajo so famous?

B : It must be because of its _________________________

• a dirty brown ocean

• a clean blue ocean

• an awful dirty scenery

• a scary place in Indonesia

Like a regular commercial bank, you open up an account with your local waste bank. Periodically, you make deposits with your non-organic solid waste, which are weighed and given a monetary value, based on rates set by waste collectors. This value is saved in your account from which, like a regular bank, you can withdraw. The basic principles of waste banks remain the same across provinces: collect, save, earn, change behavior, and enjoy a clean neighborhood.

This value in third sentence is refer to?

• monetary value
• currency amount
• financial worth
• cash value

What is a ‘waste bank’?  Waste banks – or “bank sampah” as they are called in Indonesian – can be found in neighborhoods across Indonesia – on Sulawesi, Kalimantan, Java.   At waste banks, the waste created by the household is divided into two categories – organic and non-organic. Organic waste gets turned into compost, while non-organic waste is divided further into three categories: plastic, paper, plus bottles and metal.

The vast majority of eco-friendly households in Indonesia keep three bins or three large garbage bags in their homes; over time they began separating their waste into three different sections. Once their three bins and garbage bags are filled up, they bring their haul to a neighborhood waste bank where they then “make a deposit”.

Like a regular commercial bank, you open up an account with your local waste bank. Periodically, you make deposits with your non-organic solid waste, which are weighed and given a monetary value, based on rates set by waste collectors. This value is saved in your account from which, like a regular bank, you can withdraw. The basic principles of waste banks remain the same across provinces: collect, save, earn, change behavior, and enjoy a clean neighborhood.

What activities can you find in a waste bank according to the text?

• Selling waste directly to consumers
• Converting non-organic waste into energy
• Providing loans to households based on their waste deposits
• Dividing waste, turning organic waste into compost, further dividing non-organic waste, weighing and assigning monetary value to waste deposits, allowing withdrawals

please match this sentences with their adjective phrase to be a good sentences.

• a lovely little village

• A : What a _____________

  B : Yeah. I bought it from the market last week. It looks nice with my lowers in it.

• a small plastic vase

• A : How did you ind Kampung Naga?

  B : It is __________

• an awful dirty scenery

• A : What do you think of Bantar Gebang?

  B : Uufh. It’s _______________