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Task 2. Преобразуйте, если необходимо, слова, напечатанные заглавными буквами после номеров В1—В6, так, чтобы они грамматически и лексически соответствовали содержанию текста. Заполните пропуски полученными словами. B1. Litter is an eyesore that pollutes the earth and costs a fortune to clean up. Environmentalists consider litter a nasty side effect of our _____________-oriented disposable culture. Just to highlight the scope of the problem, California alone spends $28 million a year cleaning up and removing litter along its roadways. And once trash gets free, wind and weather move it from streets and highways to parks and waterways. One study found out that 18 percent of litter ends up in rivers, streams and oceans. CONVENIENT B2. Cigarette butts, snack wrappers and take-out food and beverage ____________ are the most commonly littered items. Cigarettes are one of the most insidious forms of litter. CONTAIN B3. The burden of litter cleanup usually falls on local __________ or community groups. GOVERN B4. Some U.S. states, including Alabama, California, Florida, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas and Virginia, are taking strong measures to prevent litter through public campaigns, and are spending millions of dollars ___________ to clean up. British Columbia, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland also have strong anti-litter campaigns. YEAR B5. A more grassroots-oriented litter prevention group is Auntie Litter, which started in 1990 in Alabama to help to _____________ students there about the importance of a healthy and clean environment. Today the group works internationally to help students, teachers and parents eliminate litter in their communities. EDUCATION B6. For starters, never let trash escape from your car, and make sure household garbage bins are sealed ___________ so animals can’t get at the contents. Always remember to take your garbage with you upon leaving a park or other public space. TIGHT

Answer 1

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Answer 2

B1. Litter is an eyesore that pollutes the earth and costs a fortune to clean up. Environmentalists consider litter a nasty side effect of our convenience-oriented disposable culture. Just to highlight the scope of the problem, California alone spends $28 million a year cleaning up and removing litter along its roadways. And once trash gets free, wind and weather move it from streets and highways to parks and waterways. One study found out that 18 percent of litter ends up in rivers, streams, and oceans.

B2. Cigarette butts, snack wrappers, and take-out food and beverage containers are the most commonly littered items. Cigarettes are one of the most insidious forms of litter.

B3. The burden of litter cleanup usually falls on local governments or community groups.

B4. Some U.S. states, including Alabama, California, Florida, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas, and Virginia, are taking strong measures to prevent litter through public campaigns, and are spending millions of dollars yearly to clean up. British Columbia, Nova Scotia, and Newfoundland also have strong anti-litter campaigns.

B5. A more grassroots-oriented litter prevention group is Auntie Litter, which started in 1990 in Alabama to educate students there about the importance of a healthy and clean environment. Today the group works internationally to help students, teachers, and parents eliminate litter in their communities.

B6. For starters, never let trash escape from your car, and make sure household garbage bins are sealed tightly so animals can’t get at the contents. Always remember to take your garbage with you upon leaving a park or other public space.