Our Changing Planet 🌱

Which sentence describes an environmental change?

Which phrase refers to energy from sources that can naturally be replaced?

This neighborhood is ___ than it was ten years ago.

Public transport produces ___ pollution than many private cars.

There is ___ plastic waste in this area.

There are ___ cars on the road during rush hour.

There aren’t ___ recycling bins near the park.

What problem did residents notice?

What did they do first?

What changed after several weeks?

If people recycle more, we ___ reduce some waste.

If we keep wasting water, the problem ___ get worse.

“Use an object again instead of throwing it away.”

“Use less electricity, water or material.”

The city added more bike lanes, ___ more people started cycling.

Air quality improved ___ there were fewer cars in the center.

They suggest reusable bottles and more water stations.

We ___ plant more trees near the playground.

We ___ organize a monthly recycling day.

This change ___ reduce energy use.

What problem is the speaker discussing?

Which alternative does the speaker mention?

What benefit is mentioned?

What can we infer?

Which solution is likely to reduce more plastic waste at school?

Which sentence compares impact?

“What could our school do to save energy?”

Which word best describes using resources in a way that can continue over time?

Which phrase means reducing unnecessary use of electricity or water?

Which two changes are mentioned?

What problem still remains?

What does the speaker suggest next?

“There are too much cars on this road.”

“If people will recycle more, we can reduce waste.”

This area has ___ green space than before.

There is ___ traffic during the afternoon.

If we improve public transport, some people ___ use their cars less.

Which details did you hear?

Which summary is correct?

You want to say that small positive actions are still useful.

Which response is the most complete?