Question

read the original passage a call for action and answer the questions. imagine a future where our city is buried under piles of trash. streets are choked with litter, parks are unusable, and our environment suffers from the lack of care. this isnt just a grim vision—its a possible reality if we dont take immediate action to address our waste management problem. every day, we throw away countless items without thinking about their impact. plastic bottles, food wrappers, and old electronics all end up in landfills, polluting our environment. we must act now to reverse this trend. by implementing stricter recycling policies, reducing single - use plastics, and encouraging community clean - up events, we can make a significant difference. the benefits of these changes are clear: cleaner streets will lead to healthier communities, reduced pollution will protect wildlife, and effective waste management will save our city money in the long run. its time to act decisively and show that we care about our environment. together, we can turn this challenge into an opportunity for a cleaner, greener future. 11 what evidence does the passage provide to support the need for action on waste management? a. trash in landfills is polluting the environment. b. electronics are being recycled effectively. c. parks are being used more frequently. d. plastic bottles and food wrappers are reusable.

Explanation:

The passage states that plastic bottles, food wrappers, and old electronics end up in landfills polluting the environment. This directly supports the need for action on waste management. Option b is incorrect as the passage implies electronics are not recycled effectively (they end up in landfills). Option c is wrong as the passage says parks are unusable. Option d is not relevant to the evidence for waste management action.

Answer:

A. Trash in landfills is polluting the environment.