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Name:

_________________________

(

)

Class:

__________

Date:

________________________

You

are

reading

an

article

about

ways

to

reduce

the

amount

of

rubbish,

but

some

of

the

words

are

not

clear.

Complete

the

article

using

the

correct

words

in

brackets.

No

room

at

the

landfills

When

you

throw

a

used

plastic

bag

in

the

(1)

rubbishbin

(landfill/rubbish

bin),

do

you

ever

stop

and

ask

yourself

what

will

happen

to

it?

Like

most

people,

probably

not.

We

produce

over

6

million

tonnes

of

(2)

rubbish

(rubbish/organic

food)

every

year.

We

(3)

recycle

(recycle/reduce)

almost

half

of

it,

and

send

the

rest

to

one

of

the

three

(4)

landfills

(landfills/rubbish

bins)

at

Tuen

Mun,

Tseung

Kwan

O

and

Ta

Kwu

Ling.

The

major

problem

is

that

these

landfills

will

be

full

very

soon

―

perhaps

by

2020.

One

solution

is

to

create

more

landfills,

but

this

will

be

unpopular

with

people

who

live

nearby.

A

more

practical

way

is

to

(5)

reduce

(recharge/reduce)

the

amount

of

waste

sent

to

the

landfills.

Every

one

of

us

can

help

make

this

possible.

Simply

put

some

(6)

recyclingbins

(recycling

bins/pipes)

in

your

kitchen.

Before

you

throw

something

away,

ask

yourself

whether

you

can

(7)

reuse

(reuse/reduce)

it

―

use

it

as

much

as

possible.

For

example,

we

should

use

(8)

reusable

(reusable/plastic)

shopping

bags.

Another

solution

is

recycl