Why Should I Recycle?

The video explains the importance of recycling through a story involving a family and their teacher, Rafael. Initially, the family did not recycle, but after learning from Rafael, they began to understand the value of recycling. The class visits a recycling plant, where they learn about different materials that can be recycled and how they are processed. The video emphasizes the environmental benefits of recycling and encourages viewers to adopt recycling practices at home.

What did the family initially do with their waste?

• They threw it all away.

• They burned it.

• They composted it.

• They recycled it.

What did the teacher place outside his garden?

• A special box for recycling

• A garden gnome

• A compost bin

• A trash can

What did the teacher say about the contents of the trash?

• It contained many useful items that could be recycled.

• It was all useless.

• It should be burned.

• It should be buried.

What happens to the paper that is recycled?

• It is burned.

• It is thrown away.

• It is used to make new books and comics.

• It is buried.

What can recycled plastic be used to make?

• New metal items

• New plastic items and even clothing

• New paper items

• New glass items

Why is it important to recycle as much as possible?

• To create more waste

• To save money and protect nature

• To fill up landfills

• To increase pollution

Where can you take clothes, books, and toys you no longer want?

• To the landfill

• To the recycling plant

• To second-hand stores

• To the compost bin

What do the family now buy to help with recycling?

• New clothes

• More trash cans

• Recycled products

• New plastic bags

What do they do with fruit and vegetable peels?

• Bury them in the garden

• Recycle them into compost

• Burn them

• Throw them in the trash

What are the benefits of recycling mentioned in the video?

• It is fun, saves money, and is good for nature

• It is boring, costs money, and is bad for nature

• It is fun, costs money, and is bad for nature

• It is boring, saves money, and is good for nature