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    The marine turtles are facing extinction due to the following reasons: (1) people collect the eggs, (2) crabs, foxes, and birds kill hatchlings, and (3) fish eat small turtles. Nesting beaches are disturbed in some way. The document defines organic waste and explains that biodegradable waste can break down easily while non-biodegradable waste cannot break down easily. Examples of non-biodegradable waste include plastic, glass, and metal.

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    The marine turtles are facing extinction due to the following reasons: (1) people collect the eggs, (2) crabs, foxes, and birds kill hatchlings, and (3) fish eat small turtles. Nesting beaches are disturbed in some way. The document defines organic waste and explains that biodegradable waste can break down easily while non-biodegradable waste cannot break down easily. Examples of non-biodegradable waste include plastic, glass, and metal.

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    B3DB1E1

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    Iqa Ahmad
    The marine turtles are facing extinction due to the following reasons: (1) people collect the eggs, (2) crabs, foxes, and birds kill hatchlings, and (3) fish eat small turtles. Nesting beaches are disturbed in some way. The document defines organic waste and explains that biodegradable waste can break down easily while non-biodegradable waste cannot break down easily. Examples of non-biodegradable waste include plastic, glass, and metal.

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    Name

    : ...

    Form

    Date :

    B3 DB1 E1 : Able to identify main ideas and supporting details by:


    answering comprehension questions
    Read the short texts. Then answer the questions that follow.
    People collect the
    eggs

    Crabs, foxes, birds


    kill hatchlings

    MARINE
    TURTLES
    Fish eat small
    turtles.

    Nesting beaches
    are disturbed

    The marine turtles are facing extinction due to the following reasons:
    a) _____________________________________________________________
    b) _____________________________________________________________
    c) _____________________________________________________________
    d) _____________________________________________________________

    How do you think the nesting beaches are disturbed?


    _____________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________

    Name

    : ...

    Form

    Date :

    B3 DB1 E1 : Able to identify main ideas and supporting details by:


    answering comprehension questions
    Read the short texts. Then answer the questions that follow.
    People collect the
    eggs

    Crabs, foxes, birds


    kill hatchlings

    MARINE
    TURTLES
    Fish eat small
    turtles.

    Nesting beaches
    are disturbed

    The marine turtles are facing extinction due to the following reasons:
    e) _____________________________________________________________
    f) _____________________________________________________________
    g) _____________________________________________________________
    h) _____________________________________________________________

    How do you think the nesting beaches are disturbed?


    _____________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________

    Waste
    Biodegradable waste :
    waste that can break down or decompose easily (organic waste)
    Non biodegradable waste :
    Waste that cannot break down easily (plastic, glass, metal, toxic
    waste, soiled bandages)

    Define organic waste.


    _____________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________

    How is biodegradable waste different from non-biodegradable waste?


    _____________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________

    Give three examples of non-biodegradable waste.


    a) _____________________________________________________________
    b) _____________________________________________________________
    c) _____________________________________________________________

    Waste
    Biodegradable waste :
    waste that can break down or decompose easily (organic waste)
    Non biodegradable waste :
    Waste that cannot break down easily (plastic, glass, metal, toxic
    waste, soiled bandages)

    Define organic waste.


    _____________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________

    How is biodegradable waste different from non-biodegradable waste?


    _____________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________

    Give three examples of non-biodegradable waste.


    d) _____________________________________________________________
    e) _____________________________________________________________
    f) _____________________________________________________________

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