Answer Key for English Grade 8 Pages 215 216 217 Section 5 - Your Turn Reading Worksheet 4.16 Unit 2

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Chapter 4 No Littering

Unit 2 What Happened to the Sea Animals ?

Question : 

Section 5 - Your Turn Reading

a. Look at Picture 4.12 and answer the questions. Discuss the answer with your classmates.

1. Why did the swimmer in the irst picture look angry?

2. What do you think is on the man’s head in the second picture?

Why is it on his head?

Picture 4.12 Don't litter

b. Read a story about anti-littering campaigns in Australia. See the Word Box .

Word Box

approve (base form)/approved (past form): menyetujui
drive (base form)/drove (past form): mendorong
invest (base form)/invested (past form): menginvestasikan
reduce (base form)/reduced (past form): mengurangi
association: keterkaitan/ hubungan
behavior change: perubahan perilaku
campaigns: kampanye
community groups: kelompok-kelompok masyarakat
effectiveness: efektivitas
evolution: evolusi/ perkembangan
government departments: departemen-departemen
pemerintahan
local councils: pemerintahan daerah
prevention: pencegahan
strength: kekuatan
tosser: pembuang sampah sembarangan
anti-littering: anti membuang sampah sembarangan
clear: jelas
core: pokok/ inti

The Tosser! anti-littering campaigns started in 2014 as part of the Litter Prevention Strategy in New South Wales (NSW), Australia.

The NSW government invested over $17 million to promote the antilittering campaigns on TV, radio, outdoor billboards or online. The Tosser! campaigns helped reduce litter in NSW from 2014 to 2020 by 43 persen compared to 19% nationally. Other government departments, local councils, business partners, and community groups across NSW also used the Tosser! creative materials. This showed the strength of the message and the campaign’s effectiveness.