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be easily recycled like ordinary paper that’s used in magazines, or cardboard. The thing
that’s most of a challenge is finding ways of re-using the materials in T-shirts and jeans I no
longer wear.’
Tina says that since she started waste-free living a year ago, lots of new websites have been
set up about it, on which people share their experiences and give each other tips. ‘It’s not
always easy, but it’s definitely worth it – I feel I’m doing something useful and important. A
lot of people save money this way too, though as my parents still pay for most things for me,
it’s not something I’ve managed to do yet,’ says Tina.
1. What does Tina say about her decision to live waste free? __________
a) Her friends agreed to do it with her.
b) She got the idea for it from her parents.
c) It has attracted a lot of attention.
2. What does Tina say about her family’s previous shopping habits? __________
a) They used plastic bags more than once.
b) They often had takeaway meals.
c) They always asked for plastic bags in shops.
3. What does Tina say is difficult about waste-free living? __________
a) thinking of what to do with old clothes
b) having to explain it to strangers
c) avoiding using paper cups in cafйs
4. How does Tina feel about her lifestyle now? __________
a) pleased that it has saved her so much money
b) proud that she has managed to keep doing it
c) disappointed that so few other people live waste-free
5. What would Tina say in her blog? __________
a) I really wish I could buy a magazine or a notebook sometimes!
b) When I leave home, it’ll be impossible for me to live waste-
free!
c) I’m so grateful to my parents for all the support they’ve given
me!
Number of correct answers: _________
Mark: _______
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