공통영어1 동아 이병민 3과 변형문제

Most people agree with the idea that ____ is an easy way to make a positive impact on the planet.

It makes you feel good about yourself, ____.

But your efforts ____ sometimes be harming the environment instead.

How can this be? ____, it is because you might be a wishcycler.

Imagine the ____ situation.

On your way ____ from school, someone hands you a piece of paper.

You glance at the shiny flyer ____ a new study café.

As ____ are about to throw it into the garbage, you decide to put it into the recycling bin instead.

____ think flyers can be recycled because they’re made of paper.

____ just happened is a case of wishcycling.

It is the act of trying to ____ something that should not be recycled.

Wishcycling is usually done with good intentions, but it often causes more ____ than good.

The biggest problem with wishcycling is that it ____ more waste.

For example, if ____ wishcycle a greasy pizza box, it can soak clean paper products with oil.

Then everything in the ____ bin will become non-recyclable and end up in a landfill.

Creating ____ waste is not the only problem, however.

____ also leads to costly delays.

To process recyclable items, non-recyclable items must be sorted out ____.

The more non-recyclable items are mixed with recyclable items, the ____ it will take to pick them out.

Wishcycled ____ can also damage the sorting machines, causing them to be temporarily shut down for repairs.

With a little effort, we can put an end to ____.

____, make sure your recyclables are empty, clean, and dry.

Shake out any remaining liquid ____ bottles and jars.

After that, ____ them out and wait for them to dry.

You also need to ____ the labels.

____ they are ready to be tossed in the recycling bin.

This simple process will ensure that all the items in the ____ bin can be recycled.

Second, learn about the meanings of various ____ symbols.

They tell you ____ the material of the item and whether it can be recycled or not.

Have you ever seen a recycling symbol with the number “7” and the word “____” under it?

This symbol means the ____ is made of two different materials and will be difficult to recycle.

Checking the recycling symbols ____ this will help you stop wishcycling.

____, check the recycling guidelines for your local area.

____ areas have different rules on what can be recycled.

You can easily learn about the guidelines for your area by ____ your local government website.

You can also look for recycling posters near ____ bins.

____, don’t recycle an item when in doubt.

____ after you check the symbols and guidelines, you might still be unsure whether it is recyclable.

In that ____, you should put it in the trash.

You might feel ____ that you may be throwing away a recyclable item.

However, doing so ____ actually be better for the environment.

Take comfort in the fact that you are not ____.

We ____ know that living without producing trash is impossible.

The good news is that about 75 percent of our ____ can be recycled when it is done properly.

This is why we need to stop wishcycling and start ____.

So hop on the #____ movement and help keep our planet green!