In Scotland, during April and May, there is a campaign called 'National Spring Clean' organised by Keep Scotland Beautiful, an environmental organisation working to make Scotland cleaner, greener, and more sustainable. 'National Spring Clean' encourages people to get together to pick up litter. Adults and children can volunteer to clean up their neighbourhood or local area and help make it beautiful and tidy for everyone.

It has been reported that Scotland faces a litter problem. A Scottish national recording programme has claimed it found little in 80% of the sites it visited.

According to the organisation's website, during National Spring Clean 2011, almost 100,000 volunteers participated in 1,538 clean-up events throughout Scotland.

1. What is 'Keep Scotland Beautiful'?

2. What is 'National Spring Clean'?

3. What is the environmental problem that Scotland faces?

4. What happened in 'National Spring Clean 2011'?

1. Read the following text and answer the questions

In Scotland, during April and May, there is a campaign called 'National Spring Clean' organised by Keep Scotland Beautiful, an environmental organisation working to make Scotland cleaner, greener, and more sustainable. 'National Spring Clean' encourages people to get together to pick up litter. Adults and children can volunteer to clean up their neighbourhood or local area and help make it beautiful and tidy for everyone. It has been reported that Scotland faces a litter problem. A Scottish national recording programme has claimed it found litter in 80% of the sites it visited. According to the organisation’s website, during National Spring Clean 2011, almost 100,000 volunteers participated in 1,538 clean-up events throughout Scotland.

A. Read the following passage and answer the questions.

In Scotland, during April and May, there is a campaign called "National Spring Clean" organised by Keep Scotland Beautiful, an environmental organisation to working to make Scotland cleaner, greener, and more sustainable. "National Spring Clean" encourages people to get together to pick up litter. Adults and children can volunteer to clean up their neighbourhood or local area and helf make it beautiful and tidy for everyone. It has been reported that Scotland faces a litter problem. A Scottish national recording programme has claimed it found litter in 80% of the sites it visited. According to the organisation is website, during National Spring Clean 2011, almost 100,000 volunteers participated in 1,538 clean-up events throughout Scotland.

1. What is "Keep Scotland Beautiful"?

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2. What is "National Spring Clean"

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3. What is the environmental problem that Scotland faces?

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4. What happened in "National Spring 2011"?

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Help me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Complete the sentences using the correct form of the word from the box.

recycle clear shock participate collect

1. He was so .......... and angry about the huge amount of rubbish that was polluting the word's oceans.

2. The organization's main annual event is Clean Up the Word Weekend in September. During this weekend, waste from streets, beaches, river banks and parks is ............... by over 600 groups from every continent.

3. There are around 35 million people in 120 countries now ............... in the Clean Up the Word (CUW) project.

4. Many volunteers continue their actions all year around, doing things like ........... and recycling waste, and planting trees.

5. In Kenya, 300 volunteers collected eight tons of waste. They sold a lot of this waste for .................. and made some money to help their community.

Choose the correct option A, B, C or D to fill in the gaps to make the passage meaningful.

People are living longer, so there are more (1)…. people. Many young people are doing community service. They help elderly people. They do their shopping. They do their housework. They clean their yards. They (2)…. paint their houses. Some young people work (3)…. hospital volunteers. In America, they are called “candy stripers” (4)…. of the striped pink and white uniform they wear. Others are concerned about the environment and work on neighborhood clean-up campaigns.

1.

A. elderly

B. long-lived

C. older

D. A&B are correct

Choose the correct option A, B, C or D to fill in the gaps to make the passage meaningful.

People are living longer, so there are more (1)…. people. Many young people are doing community service. They help elderly people. They do their shopping. They do their housework. They clean their yards. They (2)…. paint their houses. Some young people work (3)…. hospital volunteers. In America, they are called “candy stripers” (4)…. of the striped pink and white uniform they wear. Others are concerned about the environment and work on neighborhood clean-up campaigns.

2.

A. mainly

B. even

C. mostly

D. partially

Choose the correct option A, B, C or D to fill in the gaps to make the passage meaningful.

People are living longer, so there are more (1)…. people. Many young people are doing community service. They help elderly people. They do their shopping. They do their housework. They clean their yards. They (2)…. paint their houses. Some young people work (3)…. hospital volunteers. In America, they are called “candy stripers” (4)…. of the striped pink and white uniform they wear. Others are concerned about the environment and work on neighborhood clean-up campaigns.

(4)

A. because

B. when

C. though

D. because of

Choose the correct option A, B, C or D to fill in the gaps to make the passage meaningful.

People are living longer, so there are more (1)…. people. Many young people are doing community service. They help elderly people. They do their shopping. They do their housework. They clean their yards. They (2)…. paint their houses. Some young people work (3)…. hospital volunteers. In America, they are called “candy stripers” (4)…. of the striped pink and white uniform they wear. Others are concerned about the environment and work on neighborhood clean-up campaigns.

3.

A. for

B. at

C. as

D. in

These days it is impossible to open a newspaper without reading about the (1)... we are doing to the environment. The earth is being (2)... and the future looks bad. What can each of us do ? We cannot clean up our (3)... rivers and sea overnight. Nor can we stop the (4)... of plans and animals. But we can step adding to the problem while scientists (5)... the answer. It may not be easy to change your lifestyle completely but some steps are easy to take: (6)... the amount of driving you do, or use as little plastic as possible. It is also easy to save energy, which also reduces household bills. We must all (7)... a person decision to work for the future of our planet (8)... we want to ensure a better world for our grandchildren

1. A. death  B. damage  C. destruction  D. ruin

2. A. threatened  B. died  C. loved  D. occupied

3. A. poisoned  B. polluted  C. poisonous  D. polluting

4. A. harm  B. appearance  C. disappearance  D. ruin

5. A. look for  B. look into  C. look up  D. look after

6. A. cut off  B. cut up  C. cut into  D. cut down

7. A. get  B. come  C. give  D. make

8. A. if  B. whether  C. when  D. while