Text interpretation, “Advantages and disadvantages of biodegradables”, recommended to students in the 3rd year of high school. As the title itself shows, the text deals in an explanatory way with a very important subject: biodegradable products. The activity consists of several multiple choice questions.
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Advantages and Disadvantages of Biodegradables
The biggest benefit of these materials is their complete and much faster decomposition. Biodegradable products contribute to the non-accumulation of garbage on the planet. However, if on the one hand they contribute to the reduction of solid waste, on the other hand, biodegradable products contribute to the greenhouse effect, as if they degrade, they release methane gas proportional to the speed of degradation, that is, the faster the product decomposes, the more gas it releases into the air.
Despite the disadvantages, biodegradable products still represent environmental advantages over conventional products. Studies show that products with slower biodegradable agents can be placed in landfills and the gas from decomposition can be used to generate heat and energy, with less impact on the environment. environment.
Biodegradable products are not the best solution, but advances in research can contribute to improving the packaging of the biodegradable products we use. Remembering that before disposal, it is much more important to reduce consumption, give preference to products with reusable packaging and separate the “garbage that is not garbage” for recycling.
Available in: http://www.pensamentoverde.com.br. Accessed on: May 22, 2016.
Question 1 - Identify the purpose of the text:
a) Explain about the decomposition process of plastic packaging.
b) Present the benefits of consuming biodegradable products.
c) Recommend reusable packaging and correct garbage disposal.
d) Inform that biodegradable materials contribute to the greenhouse effect.
Question 2 - Check the alternative where the use of comparison is perceived:
a) “… the faster the product decomposes, the more gas it releases into the air.”.
b) “… biodegradable products still represent environmental advantages over products…”.
c) “Biodegradable products are not the best solution…”.
d) “… give preference to products with reusable packaging…”.
Question 3 - The item below in which the highlighted element has its semantic value correctly indicated in the square brackets is:
a) “… biodegradables contribute to the greenhouse effect, because, as they degrade…”. [consequence]
b) “… at the speed of degradation, i.e, the faster the product…”. [rectification]
c) "... impacting any less the environment." [restriction]
d) “…contribute to improve the packaging of biodegradable products …”. [goal]
Question 4 – In "despite disadvantages, biodegradable products still represent environmental advantages over conventional products.”, the highlighted term could be replaced by:
a) Notwithstanding the
b) As a result of
c) By virtue of the
d) Because the
Question 5 - In "packaging reusable", the marked part indicates:
a) backtracking
b) highlight
c) repetition
d) congruence
Question 6 – “Although, if on the one hand they contribute to the reduction of solid waste…”. The underlined term, which introduces the second period of the text, establishes a relationship with the previous period:
a) cause
b) alternation
c) proportion
d) adversity
Question 7 – The following term was not used for the resumption of the keyword "biodegradable":
a) biodegradable packaging
b) of these materials
c) they
d) biodegradable products
By Denyse Lage Fonseca – Graduated in Languages and specialist in distance education.
At answers are in the link above the header.
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