Environmental Awareness and Marine Conservation

A child learns about the impact of pollution on sea turtles and the environment. The story highlights the importance of recycling and eco-friendly practices to reduce waste and protect marine life. By helping an old sea turtle trapped in a fishing net, the child realizes the significance of individual actions in making a positive environmental change.

What does the child want to do at the beach?

• Build a sandcastle

• Fly a kite

• Go swimming and bury in the sand

• Collect seashells

What is the Old Sea Turtle trapped in?

• A fishing net

• A glass bottle

• A pile of trash

• A plastic bag

What is one of the main causes of the beach pollution?

• Recyclable items being thrown away after one use

• Tourists leaving trash

• Animals bringing trash from the sea

• Natural disasters

What is a consequence of marine trash mentioned in the story?

• It causes fish to migrate

• It attracts more tourists

• It can be deadly to sea creatures

• It makes the water colder

What can 15 PET bottles be turned into?

• A new paper cup

• A new plastic bag

• A new fishing net

• A new piece of clothing

What should be done with non-recyclable items like disposable chopsticks?

• Reuse them as much as possible

• Throw them in the ocean

• Bury them in the sand

• Incinerate them to generate electricity

What activity do the characters decide to do to help the environment?

• Organize a beach party

• Clean up the beach

• Build a sandcastle

• Go fishing

What is the ultimate goal of sorting waste properly?

• To make the beach bigger

• To help clean up the environment

• To make the beach more colorful

• To attract more tourists

What does the child learn by the end of the story?

• That they can make a difference

• That the beach is always dirty

• That playing at the beach is not fun

• That sea turtles are dangerous

What is the message the characters want to spread to others?

• To visit the beach more often

• To be eco-friendly

• To avoid sea turtles

• To use more plastic