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Spotlight
Упр.1 Модуль 7 Going Green ГДЗ Spotlight 10 класс
Юлия Ваулина, Джунни Дули
10 класс
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Юлия Ваулина, Джунни Дули

Упр.1 Модуль 7 Going Green ГДЗ Spotlight 10 класс

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Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Юлия Ваулина, Джунни Дули 10 класс, Просвещение: Текст задания в новом учебнике: Paper is all around us. It helps 1) … (we) communicate’, create and illustrate. Our books, newspapers, magazines and posters are made from it. Paper can be glossy or matte, thin or thick. Most paper products 2) … (make) from trees although paper can also be made from cloth or grass, But paper is also the number one material we throw away. In every 100 kg of household rubbish, we throw away, 39 kg of it is paper. Newspapers alone take up about 14% of landfill space. How paper is made Don’t throw away magazines or newspapers immediately. Use them to clean the windows. Keep paper that is printed on one side only. The blank side can be used to scribble messages, shopping lists, etc. Share magazines and newspapers with friends or borrow 6) … (they) from the library. Tear out pages from old magazines to line the shelves of a shoe cabinet, for example. Recycled paper Recycled paper is made from waste paper mixed with fresh wood pulp. Almost all paper can be recycled today. Waste paper must be sorted as some types such as cardboard boxes are 4) … (hard) to recycle, compared to newspapers. Old newspapers are usually made into new newsprint (the paper used in newspapers), egg cartons or paperboard. Unlike 5) _ (much) other recyclables, paper cannot be recycled over and over again, as the fibres eventually become too weak and short to be used again. How to save paper After the trees have been harvested, they are taken to a paper factory. The bark and the roots are burned and used 3) … (product) energy. The rest of the tree is washed and then chopped into small chips for pulping. Pulping is the chemical process that separates the wood fibres from lignint and other wood parts. After pulping, paper is a light brown colour. Use old magazines to make confetti with a hole punch. Use paper from magazines to wrap,things. Take any unwanted magazines to the 7) … (near) recycling centre, 1,000 kg of paper made from recycled fibres conserves about 27,000 litres of water, 18-34 trees, over 4,000 kW2 of electricity and 27 kg of air pollutants. Текст задания в старом учебнике: 1 What are the people in the pictures A-C in the text holding? What are these objects made of? Where do we get paper from? Paper Paper is all around us. It helps us communicatc, • create and illustrate. Our books, newspapers, magazines and posters are made from it. Paper is the number one material we throw away. For every 100 kg of rubbish we throw away, 39 kg of it is paper. Newspapers alone take up about 14% of landfill space. Paper can be glossy or matt, thin or thick. Most paper products arc made from trees , although paper can also be made from cloth or grass. How paper is made After the trees have been harvested, they are taken to a paper factory. The bark and the roots arc burned and used to produce energy. The rest of the tree is washed and then chopped into small chips for pulping. Pulping is the chemical process that separates the wood fibres from lignin1 and other wood parts. After pulping, paper is a light brown colour. Recycled paper Recycled paper is made from waste paper mixed with fresh wood pulp. Almost all paper can be rccvcled today. Waste paper must be sorted as some types are harder to recycle than others, such as cardlx>ard boxes compared to newspapers. ( ld newspapers are usually made into new newsprint (the paper used in newspapers , egg cartons or paperboard. Unlike most other rccyclables, paper cannot be recycled over and over again, as the fibres eventually become too weak and short ю be used again. How to save paper • Don’t throw away magazines or newspapers. Use them to clean the windows. • Keep paper that is printed on one side only. The blank side can be used to scribble messages, shopping lists, etc. • Share magazines and newspapers with friends or borrow diem from the library. • Tear out pages from old magazines to line the shelves of a shoe cabinet, for example. • Use old magazines to make confetti with a hole punch. • Use paper from magazines to wrap things. • Take any unwanted magazines to the nearest recycling centre. 1,000 kg of paper made from recycled fibres conserves about 27,000 litres of water, 18-34 trees, over 4,000 kW2 of electricity and 27 kg of air pollutants. *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

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Paper is all around us. It helps us communicate, create and illustrate. Our books, newspapers, magazines and posters are made from it. Paper can be glossy or matte, thin or thick. Most paper products are made from trees, although paper can also be made from cloth or grass. But paper is also the number one material we throw away. In every 100 kg of household rubbish, we throw away 39 kg of it is paper. Newspapers alone take up about 14% of landfill space.

How paper is made
Don’t throw away magazines or newspapers immediately. Use them to clean the windows. Keep paper that is printed on one side only. The blank side can be used to scribble messages, shopping lists, etc. Share magazines and newspapers with friends or borrow them from the library. Tear out pages from old magazines to line the shelves of a shoe cabinet, for example.

Recycled paper
Recycled paper is made from waste paper mixed with fresh wood pulp. Almost all paper can be recycled today. Waste paper must be sorted as some types such as cardboard boxes are harder to recycle, compared to newspapers. Old newspapers are usually made into new newsprint (the paper used in newspapers), egg cartons or paperboard. Unlike most other recyclables, paper cannot be recycled over and over again, as the fibres eventually become too weak and short to be used again.

How to save paper
After the trees have been harvested, they are taken to a paper factory. The bark and the roots are burned and used to produce energy. The rest of the tree is washed and then chopped into small chips for pulping. Pulping is the chemical process that separates the wood fibres from lignin and other wood parts. After pulping, paper is a light brown colour. Use old magazines to make confetti with a hole punch. Use paper from magazines to wrap things. Take any unwanted magazines to the nearest recycling centre. 1,000 kg of paper made from recycled fibres conserves about 27,000 litres of water, 18-34 trees, over 4,000 kW2 of electricity and 27 kg of air pollutants.

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