Don't Waste Your Garbage: Eco Quest

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Froggy Jumps Don't Waste Your Garbage: Eco QuestOnline version Recycle and reuse tips by guadalupe flores 1 What starts the magical lesson in Thomas's story? a A wizard puts a spell on Thomas's house. b The garbage man warns Thomas. c Thomas moves to a new town. 2 What happens when Thomas throws away good garbage after the spell? a The garbage talks to him. b The trash disappears instantly. c The spell breaks automatically. 3 What did the paper say about waste when Thomas first spoke to it? a I am broken and useless. b I am trash and should be burned. c There is a mistake on me; I am precious. 4 Why is the paper precious, according to its explanation? a A tree had to die to make it. b It can be recycled into money. c It is made of plastic. 5 What new use for the jar does the story reveal? a It must be discarded as trash. b It becomes a spell wand. c It can hold small treasures. 6 What alternative uses for orange peels are given? a They go into the compost bin. b They are burned for heat. c They are thrown away as trash. 7 What happens to the ripped shirt? a It must be recycled into paper. b It can be used as a rag. c It is thrown away as garbage. 8 What is a compost bin for? a To recycle vegetable and fruit scraps. b To burn waste for energy. c To store leftovers for a year. 9 How does Thomas respond to the new idea of reuse? a He ignores the talking garbage. b He stops recycling entirely. c He begins saving and reusing items. 10 What change occurs in Thomas’s garbage bag by the end? a It vanishes completely. b It fills twice as fast. c It becomes very small. 11 Who else notices Thomas’s change in habits? a The garbage man only. b A neighbor child only. c The old wizard. 12 What lesson do the talking trash items teach Thomas? a Every item can have a reuse or purpose. b Trash should be burned to reduce odor. c All trash must go to landfills. 13 What is a key concept of the story’s message? a Waste more to signal urgency. b Only recycle paper. c Don’t waste resources; recycle and reuse. 14 Which item asks to be kept out of the trash and used? a The jar refuses reuse. b The milk carton asks to be recycled as plastic. c The orange peels call to go into compost. 15 What role does the trash play after being reused? a It becomes inedible and useless. b It tells lies to Thomas. c It finds a new life with a purpose. 16 What triggers the wizard to remove the spell? a Thomas learns to save his garbage. b The spell expires on its own. c Thomas moves away. 17 How does the story describe the environment after better habits? a The town bans recycling. b There are more fumes and smells. c There is fresh air and less waste. 18 What household item is used as a reuse example for marbles and coins? a A bottle cap only. b A jar. c An old sock.

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Don't Waste Your Garbage: Eco QuestOnline version

by guadalupe flores

What starts the magical lesson in Thomas's story?

What happens when Thomas throws away good garbage after the spell?

What did the paper say about waste when Thomas first spoke to it?

Why is the paper precious, according to its explanation?

What new use for the jar does the story reveal?

What alternative uses for orange peels are given?

What happens to the ripped shirt?

What is a compost bin for?

How does Thomas respond to the new idea of reuse?

What change occurs in Thomas’s garbage bag by the end?

Who else notices Thomas’s change in habits?

What lesson do the talking trash items teach Thomas?

What is a key concept of the story’s message?

Which item asks to be kept out of the trash and used?

What role does the trash play after being reused?

What triggers the wizard to remove the spell?

How does the story describe the environment after better habits?

What household item is used as a reuse example for marbles and coins?