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Nick West: “People who live litter behind them are anti-social. They spoil the
countryside and create all sorts of danger for other people. Broken bottles and cans
cause serious injuries, especially to children. Old magazines and empty packages help
to start fires. Why can’t people be more careful?”
Ann Scott: “Dropping litter is a disgusting habit. If you don’t do it in your own
house, why should you do it anywhere else? I never drop litter and I don’t allow my
children to. Unfortunately, most parents these days don’t bring their children up
properly. It’s a mother’s duty to teach her children how to behave.”
Nina Haines: “The problem of litter reflects a lack of responsibility on all sides. The
local government has a duty to provide litter cans and the citizens have a duty to
use them. The police have a duty to punish people who litter public places. Last, but
not least, the companies which manufacture throw-away products should stop using
materials which can’t be recycled.”
Albert Greaves: “We used to sell drinks in glass bottles and we refunded a little
money when empty bottles were returned to use. But glass is heavy and breaks
easily, so we changed to plastic. It’s cheap, light, strong and unbreakable. Of course,
we don’t collect empty bottles. Empty bottles should be thrown in the litter cans, but
a few untidy people don’t bother. That has nothing to do with us. We aren’t
responsible for their bad habits.”
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I- C O M P R E H E N S I O N (15 Points)
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III- W R I T I N G (15 Points)
You are a member of “Save the Earth” association. Write an
article to the school magazine about things you do in your home-town to protect the
environment from pollution.
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