How Kids Can Help Fight Climate Change? — Passage and Quiz
Grades
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ABOUT THIS READER
This passage introduces the concept of 'reduce, reuse, recycle' as a way for children to help fight climate change. It explains each 'R' with relatable examples: reducing by using less electricity, reusing with refillable water bottles, and recycling paper and plastics. The text emphasizes how these actions save energy, reduce pollution, and conserve resources. By stating that every small action can make a big difference when everyone works together, the passage encourages children to take part in environmental protection and understand their role in combating climate change.
Publisher: Workybooks
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Written by:Neha Goel Tripathi
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CONTENT PREVIEW
What is one thing kids can do to help fight climate change?
One important thing kids can do to help fight climate change is to reduce, reuse, and recycle. Reducing means using less stuff, like turning off lights when you leave a room. Reusing means using things again instead of throwing them away, like using a refillable water bottle. Recycling means putting items like paper, plastic, and cans in special bins so they can be made into new things. By doing these three R's, kids can help save energy, reduce pollution, and protect the Earth's resources. Every small action can make a big difference when we all work together.
Quiz
1. What are the "three R's" mentioned in the text?
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Read, Write, and RunB
Reduce, Reuse, and RecycleC
Ride, Race, and RestD
Remember, Repeat, and Report2. What does "reducing" mean in this context?
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Making things smallerB
Using less stuffC
Cutting paper into piecesD
Losing weight3. What's an example of "reusing" given in the text?
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Throwing away water bottlesB
Buying new things every dayC
Using a refillable water bottleD
Recycling paper4. Why is it important for kids to do these things?
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To get good grades in schoolB
To become famousC
To save energy, reduce pollution, and protect Earth's resourcesD
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