Question about Materials of Main Everyday Objects
Subject Sciences
Sciences
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Topic Materials of Main Everyday Objects
Materials of Main Everyday Objects
Difficulty Medium
Medium
(Originais Teachy 2023) - Question Medium of Sciences
When looking around you, you can see that most of the objects we use in our daily lives are made of different types of materials. Have you ever stopped to think where these materials come from and what happens to them after they are no longer useful? Considering that many things we use are made of artificial materials, such as plastic, and that we should think of ways to use them consciously and efficiently, what is the importance of knowing whether a material is natural or artificial? Explain how this differentiation can help in deciding on the proper disposal of these materials and the importance of their origin in environmental preservation.a.
Entender a origem dos materiais é relevante apenas para a economia, uma vez que materiais naturais são geralmente mais caros que os artificiais.
b.
Saber se um material é natural ou artificial não tem impacto significativo no meio ambiente e no descarte adequado, pois todos os materiais podem ser descartados da mesma forma.
c.
O conhecimento sobre a origem dos materiais é útil exclusivamente para atividades educacionais, sem aplicação prática no dia a dia ou na proteção ambiental.
d.
The importance of knowing whether a material is natural or artificial is related to understanding its origin and environmental impact, helping in the decision of how to dispose of it properly to minimize pollution and preserve the environment. This differentiation also influences the choice of more sustainable materials and awareness of recycling and reusing.
e.
A diferenciação entre materiais naturais e artificiais é importante apenas para a indústria, pois não afeta as práticas de consumo e descarte da população em geral.
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