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Explanation:

Analyze questions 7 and 8

The questions refer to an infographic comparing a current fashion system with a more sustainable one.

• Question 7: Placing two diagrams side-by-side typically serves to compare the current system with a more sustainable alternative. This corresponds to option B.
• Question 8: Infographics promoting sustainability encourage fashion companies to create fewer products and use resources wisely. This corresponds to option D.

Analyze questions 9 and 10

• Question 9: In the context of "Step 2: Design" and social media graphics (such as "liking" clothing), the graphics suggest that liking clothing on social media platforms creates high demand. This corresponds to option C.
• Question 10: "Step 3: Production" in fast fashion critiques often highlights labor conditions, suggesting that people making these clothes could be unsafe. This corresponds to option D.

Analyze questions 11 and 12

• Question 11: "Beyond circular" implies going further than standard circular economy practices like recycling, meaning the industry should do more than just recycle. This corresponds to option A.
• Question 12: The thread lines with arrows on each side represent two pathways: a top-to-bottom wasteful process on one side, and a circular loop linking end to beginning on the zero-waste side. Thus, both B and C are correct, corresponding to option D.

Answer:

Question 7

• (A) To show what materials are the most popular.
• (B) To compare the current fashion system with a more sustainable one. (Correct answer)
• (C) To divide the information by region.
• (D) To focus only on the recycling process.

Question 8

• (A) Use cheaper materials.
• (B) Focus only on recycling.
• (C) Export their waste overseas.
• (D) Create fewer products and use resources wisely. (Correct answer)

Question 9

• (A) Taking photographs is a sales technique.
• (B) Models are female.
• (C) Liking clothing on social media platforms creates high demand. (Correct answer)
• (D) Fast fashion is good.

Question 10

• (A) People making these clothes have to work hard.
• (B) Places where these clothes are made are too busy.
• (C) Lots of boring jobs are created by the fashion industry.
• (D) People making these clothes could be unsafe. (Correct answer)

Question 11

• (A) That the industry should do more than just recycle. (Correct answer)
• (B) That circular systems are bad.
• (C) That designers should use only natural fibres.
• (D) That fast fashion supports recycling.

Question 12

• (A) The arrows show it's about sewing to make clothing.
• (B) The arrows show a top to bottom, from make to throw away, process on the wasteful side.
• (C) The arrows show a circle linking STEP 10 to STEP 1, from end to producing, on the zero waste side.
• (D) Both B and C. (Correct answer)