WorksheetsTLE 6 Q4 W5
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
The process of converting waste materials into new materials and objects.
Recycling
Recycling codes
Waste material
Codes used to identify the materials from which an item is made to facilitate easier recycling or reprocessing.
Recycling
Recycling codes
Waste material
refers to any material that is considered as worthless or unwanted.
Recycling
Recycling codes
Waste material
Hard-fibrous material that forms the main substance of the trunk or branches of a tree or a shrub.
Wood
Paper
Plastic
Material used in the form of thin sheets for writing, printing, and wrapping things etc.
Wood
Paper
Plastic
A wide range of synthetic or semi- synthetic materials that are used with polymer as the main ingredient. The plasticity during production makes it possible for plastic to be moulded, extruded or pressed into solid objects of various shapes.
Wood
Paper
Plastic
Commonly used in beverage cans.
Aluminum
Copper
Steel
Found in wires, pipes, and electrical equipment such as motors.
Aluminum
Copper
Steel
Commonly used in construction work
Aluminum
Copper
Steel
Used in gold or green decorative metal objects.
Brass
Tin cans
Iron
Steel cans coated in tin.
Brass
Tin cans
Iron
In frying pans or other cooking items.
Brass
Tin cans
Iron
If you plan to make a memo pad out of recycled materials, which of the following will you use?
food wastes
glass jars
paper
wood
If you would like to plant ornamentals in a container but you have no money to buy pots, what will you use instead?
glass jars
paper
plastic bottles
thin cans
If you would like to have an organic fertilizer but it is not available in the market, what will you use as substitute?
food wastes
paper
plastic bottles
wood
If you would like to sell “Atcharang Papaya” but there are no new containers available, what can you use instead?
recycled glass container
recycled basin
recycled pots
recycled casserole
