RUBBISH AND RECYCLING

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  1. 2. Old or discarded articles that are considered to have little value.
  2. 6. CAP The small circular lid used to close a plastic or glass bottle.
  3. 8. AWAY To put something in the bin because you no longer want or need it.
  4. 10. container often used for storing jam or honey.
  5. 11. JAR
  6. 14. DUMPING The crime of disposing of waste in a way that avoids official collection.
  7. 15. A punishment, usually a fine, imposed for breaking an environmental law.
  8. 17. Paper or soft plastic used to cover a gift or a product.
  9. 18. Small pieces of rubbish, such as wrappers or cans, dropped in public places.
  10. 20. POUCH A small, flexible bag used for liquids or small snack items.
  11. 22. The standard British English term for waste material or garbage.
  12. 24. TRAY A flat, rigid container used for holding food items like meat or fruit.
  13. 25. A piece of paper or plastic attached to a product giving information about it.
  14. 27. An adjective describing something shiny, sparkling, and reflective.
  15. 28. To make something smaller or use less of a resource.
  16. 29. To put a substance, such as paint or glue, onto a surface for a second time.
  17. 32. A pre-cooked meal that only requires heating before eating.
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  1. 1. The natural world, including the air, water, and land in which we live.
  2. 3. TUBE The long, squeezable container used for dental hygiene paste.
  3. 4. To use an item again for its original purpose or a new one.
  4. 5. To convert waste into reusable material to help the environment.
  5. 7. An amount or quantity that is left over when requirements have been met.
  6. 9. BASKET An open container kept in an office or bedroom specifically for paper.
  7. 12. To use more of something than is necessary, or the material itself.
  8. 13. Relating to the natural world and the impact of human activity on its health.
  9. 16. The illegal act of leaving large amounts of rubbish in unauthorized places.
  10. 19. The standard American English term for household waste or rubbish.
  11. 21. The total amount of a specific good or service that is available to consumers.
  12. 23. BIN A container in a public area where people can drop small items of trash.
  13. 26. A large site where waste is disposed of by burying it under layers of earth.
  14. 30. The materials used to wrap or protect goods before they are sold.
  15. 31. WASTE Leftover organic material from meals that is disposed of.