3. Thursday, March 12 th, 2015 Period 66 Lesson 3: Reading Designed by Tran Thi Nga Minh

5. empty plastic bottles vegetable matter empty glass bottles old car tiresempty cans

6. What can people do with empty glass bottles?  They can reuse, or recycle

7. What can people do with empty plastic bottles?  They can make the new things such as toys.

8. What can people do with empty drink cans?  They can collect and recycle.

9. What can people do with vegetable matter?  They can make fertilizer.

10. What do people do with old car tires?  They can make sandals or shoes.

12. floor covering milkman refill (n) (v) : tấm lót nền nhà : người đưa sữa : làm đầy glassware (n) : đồ dùng thủy tinh 1. 2. 3. 4. melt (v) : làm nóng chảy 5. car tire (n) : lốp xe ô tô 6. deposit (n) : tiền đặt cọc 7. law (n) : luật 8.

13. floor covering* milkman * refill * a) lốp xe ô tô b) đồ dùng thủy tinh c) luật glassware *d) người đưa sữa 1. 2. 3. 4. melt *e) tiền đặt cọc 5. car tire *f) tấm lót nền nhà 6. deposit *g) làm nóng chảy 7. law *h) làm đầy 8.

14. 1.___ Nowadays, many shoes and sandals are made from old car tires. 2.___ Every milk bottle can be reused thirty times. 3.___ New glassware can be made from old car tires. 4.___ In Oregon, billions of cans are thrown away every year. 5.___ Compost is a wonderful natural fertilizer.

16. 1.___ Nowadays, many shoes and sandals are made from old car tires. 2.___ Every milk bottle can be reused thirty times. 3.___ New glassware can be made from old car tires. 4.___ In Oregon, billions of cans are thrown away every year. 5.___ Compost is a wonderful natural fertilizer. T T F F T

17. 1. What do people do with empty milk bottles? 2. What happen to the glass when it is sent to the factories? 3. What did the Oregon government do to prevent people from throwing drink cans away? 4. What is compost made from? 5. If you have a recycling story to share, how can you share it?

18.  People cleaned and refilled empty bottles with milk.  The Oregon government made a new law that there must be a deposit on all drink cans. The deposit is returned when people bring the cans back for recycling.  The glass is broken up, melt and made into new glassware when it is sent to factories. 3. What did the Oregon government do to prevent people from throwing drink cans away? 1. What do people do with empty milk bottles? 2. What happen to the glass when it is sent to the factories?

19.  If we have a recycling story to share, we can call or fax at 5 265 456.  Compost is made from household and garden waste. 4. What is compost made from? 5. If you have a recycling story to share, how can you share it?

21. Car tires:............................................................................................................................................................................................................. Milk bottles:................................................................................................ Glass:................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Drink cans:................................................................................................... Household and garden waste:..................................................... can be recycled to make pipes and are cleaned and refilled. is broken up, melted and made into new are brought back for recycling. is made into compost. floor coverings. glassware.

22.  Learnt by heart all vocabulary and answer the questions.  Do the exercises in the workbook.  Prepare Unit 10 Lesson 4: Write.