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🔎 Plastic Pollution in Our OceansVersión en línea Instagram: @ask.wonderingminds por Miss Mitha (Wondering Minds) 1 What is dumped into the sea every minute equivalent to? a One garbage truck of plastic b One airplane of plastic c One ship of plastic d One train of plastic 2 How many pounds of plastic are dumped into the ocean every year? a 17.6 thousand pounds b 17.6 trillion pounds c 17.6 billion pounds d 17.6 million pounds 3 What is the main problem with throwaway plastics? a They are easy to recycle b They last forever c They are cheap to produce d They are biodegradable 4 What are the tiny pieces of plastic called? a Nanoplastics b Macoplastics c Microplastics d Megaplastics 5 Which animal is mentioned as choking on plastic? a Sharks b Sea turtles c Dolphins d Whales 6 What is the impact of plastic pollution on marine life? a It only affects fish b It harms marine life c It has no impact d It helps marine life thrive 7 What is the base of the ocean food chain that eats microplastics? a Fish b Plankton c Coral d Seaweed 8 What is one item that microplastics have been found in? a Honey b Water c Salt d All of the above 9 What is a common source of microplastics in our food? a Seafood b Grains c Fruits d Vegetables 10 What is the significance of the phrase 'tsunami of throw-away plastic'? a It indicates a large increase in plastic production b It suggests a decrease in plastic use c It refers to a natural disaster d It means plastic will be recycled 11 What is the future projection for plastic production by the middle of the century? a It will decrease b It will quadruple c It will remain the same d It will double 12 What percentage of plastic was recycled as of 2015? a 20% b 15% c 9% d 5% 13 What is a consequence of plastic not being fully recyclable? a It becomes more valuable b It disappears completely c It can be reused indefinitely d It degrades over time 14 What is one way companies are addressing plastic pollution? a Creating more plastic products b Offering plastic-free services c Increasing plastic production d Reducing recycling efforts 15 Which is not mentioned as an example of a plastic-free service? a Plastic-free aisles b Plastic-free flights c Plastic-free bags d Plastic-free hotels 16 What is Oceana's goal regarding plastic pollution? a To promote plastic use b To ignore the problem c To increase plastic production d To create a movement to reduce throwaway plastic 17 Which country passed a law to keep plastic out of national parks and beaches? a Australia b Peru c Belize d Canada 18 What is the main message of the text? a To ignore ocean issues b To increase plastic production c To promote plastic use d To stop plastic pollution 19 What is one action individuals can take to help reduce plastic pollution? a Support plastic-free initiatives b Use more plastic products c Ignore the issue d Increase plastic consumption 20 What is one way to create plastic-free zones? a By using more plastic b By ignoring the problem c By increasing plastic production d By campaigning for change

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🔎 Plastic Pollution in Our OceansVersión en línea

por Miss Mitha (Wondering Minds)

What is dumped into the sea every minute equivalent to?

How many pounds of plastic are dumped into the ocean every year?

What is the main problem with throwaway plastics?

What are the tiny pieces of plastic called?

Which animal is mentioned as choking on plastic?

What is the impact of plastic pollution on marine life?

What is the base of the ocean food chain that eats microplastics?

What is one item that microplastics have been found in?

What is a common source of microplastics in our food?

What is the significance of the phrase 'tsunami of throw-away plastic'?

What is the future projection for plastic production by the middle of the century?

What percentage of plastic was recycled as of 2015?

What is a consequence of plastic not being fully recyclable?

What is one way companies are addressing plastic pollution?

Which is not mentioned as an example of a plastic-free service?

What is Oceana's goal regarding plastic pollution?

Which country passed a law to keep plastic out of national parks and beaches?

What is the main message of the text?

What is one action individuals can take to help reduce plastic pollution?

What is one way to create plastic-free zones?