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NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS READING TRAINING PROGRAM

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Q 1/10
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from the first step of making the fabric until the clothes (1)……………….. away
45
are thrown
are throw
are threw
Q 2/10
Score 0
This includes using water and energy, releasing greenhouse gases, chemical pollution, and (2)………………. waste.
45
creative
creating
creatively

10 questions

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from the first step of making the fabric until the clothes (1)……………….. away

1

45 sec

Q.

This includes using water and energy, releasing greenhouse gases, chemical pollution, and (2)………………. waste.

2

45 sec

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Reducing fashion footprints means choosing (3)……………. materials, designing clothes that last

3

45 sec

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designing clothes that last and can (4)…………………., and supporting recycling and reuse.

4

45 sec

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Small actions help: we(5)……………….buy fewer clothes, choose good quality, repair items when possible,

5

45 sec

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and buy from brands that are open about how (6)………………. make clothes.

6

45 sec

Q.

They affect (7)……………….. people: the farmer who grows cotton, the worker who sews the clothes,

7

45 sec

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When companies tell us where and how they make clothes, we can choose more (8)…………………..

8

45 sec

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When we talk with friends, mend a favorite sweater, or buy one useful item instead of (9)…………………….cheap ones, we make a difference.

9

45 sec

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Little actions by many people can change the fashion industry and protect (10)…………….. people and the environment.

10

45 sec

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