Let’s Talk Trash

Q. The goal of the video “Trash Talk” is to —

• tell the viewer how to recycle

• show the viewer that animals ingest plastic

• encourage the viewer to take action

• impress the viewer with a look at marine life

Q.

Which word best describes the narrator’s tone in “Trash Talk”?

• Playful

• Angry

• Content

• Urgent

Q. According to the video “Trash Talk,” what makes up the majority of the marine debris on the shores of the world’s oceans?

• Metal items

• Plastic objects

• Discarded paper

• Fishing nets

Q. Marine debris is limited to plastics and bottles.

• true

• false

Q. Marine debris is trash found in bodies of water.

• true

• false

Q. Proper recycling will prevent all marine debris.

• true

• false

Q. Some marine debris is so small you cannot see it.

• true

• false

Q. According to “Trash Talk,” marine debris is trash that is found in what two kinds of places?

• In oceans

• On shorelines

• On highways

• In landfills

• In cities

Q. What action does the Video “From Trash Talk” aim to inspire in its viewers?

• Better recycling of plastic

• Becoming more informed

• Participation in the solution

• Proper trash disposal

Q. What role do the images of marine debris play in the video?

• The images cause the viewer to feel sad about pollution.

• The images discourage the viewer from wanting to help.

• The images demonstrate to the viewer how bad the problem of marine debris is.

• The images show the viewer how things will look once the oceans are clean