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This video quiz was created for a thesis purposes and made public for use in classroom settings.

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Abraham Torsinah Manalu
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This video quiz was created for a thesis purposes and made public for use in classroom settings.

by Abraham Torsinah Manalu
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What are the three bin colors mentioned?

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What kind of items go into the green bin?

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Why is recycling important?

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What item does the speaker put into the blue recycling bin?

5

What goes into the black bin?

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If you chose B, ❌ not correct because red and yellow are not mentioned – only green, blue, and black. If you chose C, ❌ no, white is not one of the bin colors. If you chose D, ❌ not right – brown and gray are not mentioned.

If you chose A, ❌ not correct because paper and plastic go into the blue recycling bin, not the green bin. If you chose C, ❌ no, chip bags go in the black trash bin, and soda cans go in the blue recycling bin. If you chose D, ❌ not right – glass and cardboard belong in the blue bin.

If you chose A, ❌ not correct – the video does not say recycling makes bins look pretty. If you chose C, ❌ no, saving water is not mentioned as a reason for recycling. If you chose D, ❌ not right – the train is part of the story, but recycling helps the “idea train” come through, not because it moves faster.

If you chose A, ❌ not correct because the chip bag goes into the black trash bin. If you chose B, ❌ no, flowers go into the green bin for yard trimmings. If you chose D, ❌ not right – cardboard can be recycled, but in the video the speaker specifically puts in a soda can.

If you chose B, ❌ not correct – food scraps go into the green bin, not the black bin. If you chose C, ❌ no, paper and glass go into the blue recycling bin. If you chose D, ❌ not right – leaves and grass go into the green bin.

 
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