You have to be careful when throwing away wet...

You have to be careful when throwing away wet rubbish, which may include food or other kinds of rubbish. Maybe these kinds of waste have made a big mess when you've thrown 1. (they) away before.

Shi Yuan, 14, from Shanghai Wenlai Middle School, has made a special plastic bag to solve this problem.2. plastic bag has a band of adhesive tape (粘贴带). When one end of the tape is open, the bag can 3. (turn) upside-down. You can hold the bottom end and throw wet rubbish into a trash can 4. (easy).

Shi came up with the idea after an unpleasant experience in which he got wet waste all over his pants while throwing it away. He found that many other people had the same problem. He decided to solve this problem and 5. (invent) his special bag.

He first thought about using a gunny (麻布) bag or placing a bag break on his trash cans. But 6. of these ideas worked. So he decided to just design his own rubbish bag. "I didn't want to put any extra burden (负担) on the bag, so I used adhesive tape." Shi said.

7., the bag he made first was a one-off product and not environmentally friendly. So Shi kept on improving his design.

He remembered 8. (read) about the adhesive used for Post-it notes (便利贴). Shi thought this weak glue could be used for the adhesive tape and allow the rubbish bag to be reused.

So far, he 9. (sell) 2 million bags online. His bag has become popular in many communities. His father is quite proud of him.

"10. (child) like to play. Shi just changed the way he 'plays' and put his mind toward looking for a way to make life easier," Shi's father said.

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When throwing away rubbish,do you know which bin it should go into? Have you ever noticed the differently-colored bins on the street.

Some of you might not be able to answer this question. However, it's quite important to know how to sort(分类)your waste. Not knowing how to sort waste can make it harder to save energy and protect the environment. If you don't sort your waste, all of it will go to a landfill and be buried( 埋葬)together. These landfills can take up large areas of ground that could be used for planting trees.The electronic waste you throw away, such as batteries(电池), can pollute the land and groundwater. Other piece of rubbish, like the metal part of a pen, can be used to make into other things if they are properly recycled(循环利用).

With this in mind, our school is now asking every student to form a habit of sorting the waste. Here in our school yard we lay four different colors of rubbish bins for different kinds of rubbish. The red is for harmful waste which includes things like medicine, batteries and so on. The blue is for waste like paper, metal, glass and other things that can be recycled. The green is for kitchen waste which is known as wet waste, such as food and soup left after having meals. The yellow is for other dry waste like plastic bags. Dry waste is not wet, recyclable or harmful.

Now that you know this, perhaps you can do your part to protect the environment and encourage others to sort their waste.

1.A landfill is a place________.

A.to plant trees B.to bury waste C.to save enery D.to sort waste

2.Paragraph 2 mainly tells us________.

A.the importance of sorting waste B.the use of batteries

C.the ways of burying wasle D.the value of landfills

3.Which bin should glass be put in? ________

A.The red bin B.The blue bin. C.The green D.The yellow bin

4.Used plastic bags belong to________.

A.wet waste B.recyclable waste C.dry waste D.electronic waste

5.What is the purpose(目的)to the passage? ________

A.To ask people to recycle waste. B.To introduce differently-colored bins.

C.To tell us the pollution caused by waste. D.To encourage people to sort waste

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When throwing away rubbish, do you know which bin it should go in? Have you ever noticed the differently-colored rubbish bins on the street? Some of you might not be able to answer the questions. However, it's actually quite important to know how to sort your rubbish. Not knowing how to sort rubbish can make it harder to save energy and protect the environment. If you don't sort your rubbish, all of it will be buried (埋) together. It can take up large areas of ground that could have been used for planting trees. Shanghai is the first city to put rubbish-sorting into practice in China.

Shanghai government has asked all the people who live there to sort rubbish into four groups: wet, recyclable (可回收的), harmful and dry. "Wet" rubbish is also known as "household" rubbish. It is what people produce every day after they eat or drink. "It is the thing you don't want but pigs can eat", Guangzhou Daily explained. Paper, metal, glass and other things that can be reused are recyclable rubbish.

Harmful rubbish includes things like medicine, batteries and so on. Finally, any rubbish that is not wet, recyclable or harmful will go in the dry rubbish bin. Many other Chinese cities, including Changsha, plan to use this method to sort their rubbish. Now that you know this, perhaps you can do your part in protecting the environment.

1.the bins are different colors because they _______.

A.look more beautiful

B.can help people sort waste

C.are made of different materials.

2.according to the passage, if we sort waste, ______.

A.all of the waste can be recycled.

B.there will be less land for the trees.

C.it’s easy for people to recycle some useful parts of the waste

3.Wet waste may be______.

A.the waste water left by people after washing.

B.the waste food left by people after cooking.

C.the waste objects left by people after sweeping.

4.What purpose can we know from the passage?

A.to ask people not to make too much waste.

B.to ask people to buy four kinds of bins at home.

C.to encourage people to sort their waste.

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When throwing away rubbish, do you know which dustbin it should go in? Have you ever noticed the differently-colored dustbins on the street?

Some of you might not be able to answer this question. However, it's actually quite important to know how to sort（分类）your waste. Not knowing how to sort waste can make it harder to save energy and protect the environment.

If you don't sort your rubbish, all of it will go to a landfill（垃圾清理场）and be buried together. These landfills can take up large areas of ground that could have been used for planting trees or crops. The electronic waste you throw away, such as batteries, can pollute the soil and groundwater. Other pieces of rubbish, like the metal part of a pen, can be used to make other things if they are properly recycled.

With this in mind, many cities in China have been running waste-sorting campaigns（活动）in recent years. for example, Shanghai announced in 2018 that within three years（2018—2020）, all the people living in Shanghai should sort their rubbish into four groups: wet, recyclable, harmful and dry.

Wet waste is also known as household waste. They are things you don't want but that pigs can eat. Paper, metal, glass and other things that can be reused are recyclable waste.

Many other Chinese cities, including Shenzhen, are using this method to sort their rubbish. Now that you know this, perhaps you can do your part to protect the environment and encourage others to sort their rubbish.

根据短文内容，判断下列句子正（T）、误（F）。

1.If you know how to sort waste, it will help us save energy and protect the environment.

2.Shanghai will achieve the goal of sorting their rubbish into four groups in 2020.

3.The food that we haven't finished eating at home belongs to recyclable waste.

4.Many cities in China are doing waste-sorting work nowadays.

5.The passage mainly tells us how to recycle rubbish.

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When throwing away rubbish, do you know which bin(垃圾桶) it should go in? Have you ever seen the differently-colored rubbish bins on the street?

Some of you might not be able to answer the 1.. However, if you live in Shanghai, you might have to take a “lesson” in sorting rubbish(垃圾分类). Shanghai is the first city to put rubbish-sorting into practice in China.

As for us, it’s 2. to know how to sort your rubbish. Not knowing how to sort rubbish can make 3.harder to save energy and protect the environment.

The government asks people to sort rubbish into four groups: recyclable, harmful, dry and wet waste.

•Wet waste is also known as household waste. “They are things you don’t want 4.that pigs can eat,” Guangzhou Daily explained.

•Paper, metal, glass and other things that can be used are recyclable waste.

•Harmful waste includes things 5. medicine, batteries and fluorescent bulbs(荧光灯泡).

•Any waste that’s not wet, recyclable or harmful will go in the “dry waste” dustbin.

Besides China, many 6. foreign countries have also introduced garbage-sorting rules. In developed countries, the recycling rate of rubbish is 7. higher, thanks to their sorting systems.

In order to protect our environment, everyone should think about which bin you should put it in when you 8.away rubbish. We have to put the right garbage in the right place at the right time.

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When throwing away trash, do you know which bin it should go in? Some of you might not be able to answer this question. But it's very important to know how to deal with your waste. Not knowing how to deal with waste is harder to save energy and protect the environment.

If you don’t deal with your garbage, all of it will go to a landfill(垃圾场) and be buried together. These landfills can take up large areas of ground. The electronic waste you throw away can pollute the soil and groundwater. Other pieces of garbage can be used to make other things if they are properly recycled.

Many cities in China have taken actions in recent years. For example, Shanghai announced in July that it would divide the garbage into four groups: recyclable, hazardous(有害的), wet and dry.

Paper, metal, glass and other things that can be reused are called recyclable waste.

Hazardous waste includes things like medicine, batteries and fluorescent bulbs(荧光灯泡). These things are not recyclable.

“Wet” waste is also known as household waste. “They are things you don't want but that pigs can eat,” Guangzhou Daily explained.

Some waste such as plastic bags, beer bottles and other man-made things will go in the "dry waste” bin.

Many other Chinese cities plan to use this way to deal with their garbage. Let's encourage each other to deal with our waste well by sorting it to protect the environment.

1.Why is it important to know how to deal with the trash in life?

A.Because it helps save energy and protect the environment.

B.Because it helps make much money by selling it.

C.Because it helps keep every neighborhood clean.

D.Because it helps develop children’s good habits.

2.How should people in Shanghai separate their waste?

A.Recyclable and non-recyclable.

B.Recyclable, non-recyclable and harmful.

C.Recyclable and other waste.

D.Recyclable, hazardous, wet and dry.

3.Which of the following isn't hazardous waste?

A.Medicine. B.Paper. C.Batteries. D.Fluorescent bulbs.

4.The passage is mainly about________

A.the way to deal with waste B.the way to stop throwing waste

C.the way to protect the water D.the way to save energy

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If you are in Shanghai and want to throw away a cup of milk tea, be careful. you need to follow these steps: first, pour out any leftover (残留物) into a wet waste bin; second, put the paper wrapper (包装材料) into a recyclable waste bin; third, throw the single-use cup and straw (吸管) into a dry waste bin.

Sound complex (复杂的)? You’ll have to get used to it. From July 1 on, people in Shanghai are required to sort (将……分类) their garbage (垃圾) according to strict rules. Many other cities in China are planning to create similar garbage -sorting rules.

Why should we sort our garbage? The answer lies in the increasing amount of waste we are producing. Chinese cities produce over 200 million tons of waste each year. Most of this waste is buried (填埋) in landfills (垃圾填埋场), which may pollute water and soil! Moreover, we are running out of space for new landfills.

In fact, more than half of our waste can be recycled. Recyclable garbage can be made into new materials, while wet garbage can be used to make gas, heat and fertilizer (肥料). But in order to recycle efficiently (有效率地), we need to sort our garbage.

Can’t garbage processing companies do the sorting job for us? They can. But that requires a lot of work and costs lots of money. Things will become much easier if each of us can sort our own garbage. Besides, the troublesome (棘手的) task of sorting might encourage people to produce less waste. Do you still want to buy that milk tea?

1.How many steps do people in Shanghai need to follow if they want to throw away a cup of milk tea?

A.Two. B.Three. C.Four. D.Five.

2.When are people in Shanghai required to sort garbage?

A.From July 1 on. B.From May 2 on.

C.From August 1 on. D.From January 2 on

3.Why should we sort our garbage?

A.Because people produce less waste. B.Because recycling garbage is easy.

C.Because no one recycles garbage. D.Because of the increasing amount of waste.

4.What can’t wet garbage be used to make?

A.Gas. B.Heat. C.Fertilizer. D.Plastic.

5.What is the best title for the passage?

A.Our waste should be recycled B.We should sort our garbage

C.Pour out leftover into a waste bin D.We are using up space for new landfills

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If you are in Shanghai and want to throw away a cup of milk tea, be careful. You need to follow these steps: first, pour out any leftover into a wet waste bin; second, put the paper wrapper into a recyclable waste bin; third, throw the single-use cup into a dry waste bin.

Sound difficult and annoying? You'll have to get used to it. From July 1st on, people in Shanghai are required to sort their garbage according to strict rules.

Why should we sort our garbage? The answer lies in the increasing amount of waste we are producing. Chinese cities produce over 200 million tons of waste each year, according to China Economic Net. Most of this waste is buried in landfills, which may pollute the water and soil. Moreover, we are running out of space for new landfills.

In fact, more than half of our waste can be recycled. Recyclable garbage can be made into new materials. For example, wet garbage can be used to make gas, heat and many other kinds of useful things. But in order to recycle garbage efficiently, we need to sort our garbage.

Can't garbage-processing companies do the sorting job focus? They can. But that requires a lot of work and costs lots of money. Things will become much easier if each of us can sort our own garbage. Besides, the annoying task of sorting might encourage people to produce less waste. Do you still want to buy that milk tea?

1.If you want to throw a drink bottle, which of the following dustbins should you throw in?

A.可回收物

B.有毒垃圾

C.干垃圾

D.湿垃圾

2.When did people in Shanghai stat to sort their garbage?

A.From June 1st on.

B.From June 10th on.

C.From July 1st on.

D.From July 10th on.

3.What does the underlined word "landfills" mean in Chinese?

A.沙漠

B.森林地区

C.郊区

D.垃圾填埋场

4.What can be used to make gas and heat?

A.Wet garbage.

B.Dry garbage.

C.Recyclable garbage.

D.Harmful garbage.

5.What's the best title for the text?

A.The reasons for sorting garbage

B.Wonderful ways of sorting garbage

C.An introduction of sorting garbage

D.An environmental city-Shanghai

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If you are in Shanghai and want to throw away a cup of milk tea, be careful. You need to follow these steps: first, pour out any milk tea left into a wet waste bin; second, put the paper wrapper (包装材料) into a recyclable waste bin; third, throw the single-use cup and straw (吸管) into a dry waste bin.

Sounds complex ? You’ll have to get used to it. From July 1 on, people in Shanghai are required to separate their garbage according to strict rules. Many other cities in China are planning to create similar garbage -separating rules.

Why should we separate our garbage? The answer lies in the increasing of waste we are producing. Chinese cities produce over 200 million tons of waste each year, according to Chinese Economic. Most of this waste is buried (填埋), which may pollute water and soil! In addition, we are running out of space.

In fact, more than half of our waste can be recycled. Recyclable garbage can be made into new materials, while wet garbage can be used to make gas, heat and fertilizer (肥料). So in order to recycle better, we need to separate our garbage.

Can’t garbage-processing companies do the separating job for us? They can. But that requires a lot of work and costs lots of money. Things will become much easier if each of us can separate our own garbage. Besides, the hard task of separating might encourage people to produce less waste. Do you still want to buy that milk tea?

根据短文内容选择最佳答案。

1.The underlined phrase “complex”　 in the passage means “_______” in Chinese.

A.复杂的 B.容易的 C.高级的

2.From July 1 on, people in Shanghai are required to separate their garbage according to _______.

A.similar garbage-separating rules B.strict garbage- separating rules

C.old garbage- separating rules

3.According to the passage we know that recyclable garbage ______.

A.can be used to make gas, heat and fertilizer

B.can be buried

C.can be made into new materials

4.Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?

A.The hard task of separating might encourage people to produce more waste.

B.Chinese cities produce over 200 million tons of waste each year.

C.The garbage-processing companies can’t do the separating job for us.

5.Which is the main idea of the passage?

A.We should separate trash.

B.We should not drink milk tea.

C.It’s not easy to separate trash.

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If you are in Shanghai and want to throw away a cup of milk tea, be careful. You need to follow these steps: first, pour out any leftover(残留物）into a wet waste bin; second, put the paper wrapper(包装材料)into a recyclable waste bin; third, throw the single-use cup into a dry waste bin.

Sound difficult? You'll have to get used to it. From July lst, people in Shanghai are required to sort(分类)their garbage according to strict rules.

Why should we sort our garbage? The answer lies in the increasing amount of waste we are producing. Chinese cities produce over 200 million tons of waste each year, according to China Economic Net. Most of this waste is buried in landfills, which may pollute the water and soil. Moreover, we are running out of space for new landfills.

In fact, more than half of our waste can be recycled. Recyclable garbage can be made into new materials. For example, wet garbage can be used to make gas, heat and many other kinds of useful things. But in order to recycle garbage efficiently（有效地）, we need to sort our garbage.

Can't garbage-processing companies do the sorting job? They can. But that requires a lot of work and costs lots of money. Things will become much easier if each of us can sort our own garbage. Besides, the difficult task of sorting might encourage people to produce less waste. Do you still want to buy that milk tea?

1.If you want to throw some paper, which of the following dustbins should you throw in?

A.a recyclable waste bin B.apoisonous waste bin

C.a dry waste bin. D.a wet waste bin

2.What does the underlined word "landfills" mean in Chinese?

A.沙漠 B.森林地区 C.郊区 D.垃圾填埋

3.What can be used to make gas and heat?

A.wet garbage. B.dry garbage.

C.recyclable garbage. D.harmful garbage.

4.What's the best title for the text?

A.The reasons for sorting garbage B.Wonderful ways of sorting garbage

C.An introduction of sorting garbage D.An environmental city-Shanghai

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