When Trash Becomes a Problem. "Domestic Waste"

What do you think about Descriptive text? Let me guide you! 1. What comes to your mind when you hear the term domestic waste?2. Can you mention some examples of domestic waste you usually see at home?3. How does domestic waste affect our environment if it is not managed properly? What is Waste Management? Please watch this video for understanding Waste Management! Please Read this text and Answer The Questions based on the text!Domestic Waste in Our Daily Life Domestic waste is the type of waste produced from our homes every day. It comes from daily activities such as cooking, eating, cleaning, and shopping. Common examples of domestic waste include food scraps, plastic bottles, paper, cans, glass, and old clothes. If domestic waste is not managed properly, it can harm the environment and human health. Domestic waste can be divided into two types: organic waste and inorganic waste. Organic waste includes vegetables, fruits, leftover food, and dry leaves. It can decompose naturally and be processed into compost for plants. Inorganic waste includes plastic, glass, metal, and Styrofoam. These materials do not decompose easily and can stay in the environment for many years. Poor waste management can cause unpleasant smells, attract pests such as flies and rats, pollute rivers and land, and even cause flooding when garbage blocks drains. Plastic waste is especially dangerous because it can harm animals and pollute oceans. Everyone can help reduce domestic waste by practicing the "3Rs: Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle". We should avoid using single-use plastics, reuse useful items, and recycle recyclable materials. By managing domestic waste responsibly, we can protect the environment, improve public health, and create a cleaner and healthier place for everyone. 1. What is domestic waste?2. Mention two types of domestic waste. Give examples!3. What are the impacts of unmanaged domestic waste?4. Find at least five adjectives used in the text!5. Identify the Identification and Description in the text! Matching Exercise - Domestic Waste Match the items in Column A with the correct descriptions in Column B ! Column A: 1. Organic Waste Column B: D. Biodegradable waste such as; food and garden waste Column A: 2. Inorganic Waste Column B: A. Non-biodegradable waste such as; glass, metals, and plastic Column A: 3. Compost Column B: B. Fertilizer made from decomposed organic waste. Column A: 4. Plastic Bottles Column B: E. Common inorganic waste, usually used as drink containers. Column A: 5. Food scraps Column B: C. Leftover food such as; rice, vegetables, and fruit peel. Find the meaning of the following words in your dictionary. Write the meaning in Bahasa Indonesia and make one simple sentence in English for each word! 1. Waste (Noun)Meaning: ....................................................................Sentence: ..................................................................2. Recycle (Verb)Meaning: ....................................................................Sentence: ..................................................................3. Decompose (Verb)Meaning: ....................................................................Sentence: ..................................................................4. Pollution (Noun)Meaning: ....................................................................Sentence: ..................................................................5. Environment (Noun)Meaning: ....................................................................Sentence: .................................................................. Answer these reflection questions honestly after learning the material.1. What new vocabulary did you learn today related to domestic waste?2. What difficulties did you face while learning descriptive text about domestic waste?3. Write one action you can do at home or school to reduce domestic waste!