| 1.
Aluminum |
The
most common element in the crust, is a silvery white chemical element |
| 2.
Cardboard |
A
thin and stiff board used to make boxes or signs |
| 3.
Compost |
A
mixture of decaying natural items that can be used for fertilizer |
| 4.
Can |
A
container, usually aluminum, designed to hold a beverage |
| 5.
Decomposers |
An
orgamism such as bacteria that breaks down dead plant or animal
cells into smaller substances |
| 6.
Electronics |
A
branch of science that deals with the flowing of electrons |
| 7.
Glass |
A
solid, clear, and easily breakable material often used to make windows
or bottles |
| 8.
Metal |
An
element such as gold, silver, or copper that has highly conductible |
| 9.
Newspaper |
A
regularly printed publication that generally contains news, business,
and sports updates |
| 10.
Plastic |
A
wide range of materials that can be shaped when soft and then hardened |
| 11.
Paper |
Something
made of wood pulp that is often used to write or draw on |
| 12.
Steel |
An
artifically produced, modified form of iron |
| 13.
Textiles |
A
cloth made by weaving or knitting |
| 14.
Tires |
A
band or rubber that can be inflated and placed over a wheel rim
and used for cars |
| 15.
Worms |
A
long, soft invertebrate without legs that inches forward to move |
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