DESCRIPTIVE TEXT

What is descriptive text?

• Text that have function to explain, describe something (object, place, location, animals, food, etc)

• Text that have function to informating something (obejct, place, location, animals, food, etc)

• text that have function to classification of something (obejct, place, location, animals, food, etc)

• text to retell about something (obejct, place, location, animals, food, etc)

I live in a comfortable and perfect neighborhood. The street is very quiet. Some people like lots of noise and crowds, but I'm little bit different. I like my quiet street. My house is between a big park and an apartment building. On the weekend, I sometimes buy a female magazine from the newsstand and sit in the green park to read it. There is a big supermarket around 2 blocks from my house. Next to the supermarket there is a mini basketball court. Across the street there is a bakery, and next to the bakery is a video store where I can rent videos. 

Where is the location of mini basketball?

• Across the street

• Around 2 blocks from the writer's house

• Next to the bakery store

• Next to the supermarket

Waste in school is an environmental issue that needs serious attention. School is where education and character development begin, and the quality of the environment within it has a significant impact on students. Unfortunately, we often find litter scattered around the school premises, such as discarded paper, plastic, and organic waste. This trash not only damages the aesthetics of the school environment but can also be a potential source of disease and create unhealthy conditions. Moreover, the issue of waste in school is an opportunity to teach students about the importance of responsible waste management and environmental awareness. With collective action from all members of the school community, we can create a clean, healthy, and environmentally conscious school environment.

What is the primary concern mentioned in the paragraph about waste in schools?

• The quality of education

• Aesthetics of the school environment

• Health and disease prevention

• Student character development

Waste in school is an environmental issue that needs serious attention. School is where education and character development begin, and the quality of the environment within it has a significant impact on students. Unfortunately, we often find litter scattered around the school premises, such as discarded paper, plastic, and organic waste. This trash not only damages the aesthetics of the school environment but can also be a potential source of disease and create unhealthy conditions. Moreover, the issue of waste in school is an opportunity to teach students about the importance of responsible waste management and environmental awareness. With collective action from all members of the school community, we can create a clean, healthy, and environmentally conscious school environment.

Why is the scattered trash in school a problem according to the passage?

• It can lead to diseases

• It improves the school's appearance.

• It encourages responsible waste management.

• It doesn't affect the environment.

Waste in school is an environmental issue that needs serious attention. School is where education and character development begin, and the quality of the environment within it has a significant impact on students. Unfortunately, we often find litter scattered around the school premises, such as discarded paper, plastic, and organic waste. This trash not only damages the aesthetics of the school environment but can also be a potential source of disease and create unhealthy conditions. Moreover, the issue of waste in school is an opportunity to teach students about the importance of responsible waste management and environmental awareness. With collective action from all members of the school community, we can create a clean, healthy, and environmentally conscious school environment.

What is the potential benefit of addressing the issue of waste in schools?

• Improved student attendance

• Enhanced academic performance

• A cleaner and healthier school environment

• Increased funding for the school

Waste in school is an environmental issue that needs serious attention. School is where education and character development begin, and the quality of the environment within it has a significant impact on students. Unfortunately, we often find litter scattered around the school premises, such as discarded paper, plastic, and organic waste. This trash not only damages the aesthetics of the school environment but can also be a potential source of disease and create unhealthy conditions. Moreover, the issue of waste in school is an opportunity to teach students about the importance of responsible waste management and environmental awareness. With collective action from all members of the school community, we can create a clean, healthy, and environmentally conscious school environment.

What is the paragraph's main message regarding waste management in schools?

• Waste management is not a concern in schools.

• Waste management is the sole responsibility of the janitorial staff.

• Schools should ignore the issue of waste entirely.

• It's essential to teach students about responsible waste management.

Waste in school is an environmental issue that needs serious attention. School is where education and character development begin, and the quality of the environment within it has a significant impact on students. Unfortunately, we often find litter scattered around the school premises, such as discarded paper, plastic, and organic waste. This trash not only damages the aesthetics of the school environment but can also be a potential source of disease and create unhealthy conditions. Moreover, the issue of waste in school is an opportunity to teach students about the importance of responsible waste management and environmental awareness. With collective action from all members of the school community, we can create a clean, healthy, and environmentally conscious school environment.

How can the school community make a positive change in addressing the problem of waste in schools?

• By hiring more janitors

• By blaming the students for the issue

• Through collective action and environmental awareness

• By increasing the school's budget

I live in a comfortable and perfect neighborhood. The street is very quiet. Some people like lots of noise and crowds, but I'm little bit different. I like my quiet street. My house is between a big park and an apartment building. On the weekend, I sometimes buy a female magazine from the newsstand and sit in the green park to read it. There is a big supermarket around 2 blocks from my house. Next to the supermarket there is a mini basketball court. Across the street there is a bakery, and next to the bakery is a video store where I can rent videos. 

Where is the location of mini basketball?

• Across the street

• Around 2 blocks from the writer's house

• Next to the bakery store

• Next to the supermarket

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