Circle the correct item. 1. The problem the UK towns and cities face is

1. The problem the UK towns and cities face is…

a) the low cost of chewing gum.

b) increasing damage by chewing gum.

c) low fines the polluters pay.

d) damage by advertising chewing gums.

2. The government and local authorities are looking for the ways to…

a) organise advertising campaign against gum producing companies.

b) limit the growing production of chewing gum by the leading manufacturers.

c) make more money necessary to clean up streets of British towns and cities.

d) train special wardens to issue law breakers with fines.

3. The group of experts has come to the conclusion that…

a) to produce a piece of gum is cheaper than to clean up the mess it leaves

b) if every pack of gum were sold cheaper local authorities would add £9 million to the clean up fund.

c) gum producing companies should contribute £100,000 every year to do away with the problem.

d) local councils should spend about £150 million every year to scrape gum off the streets.

4.The lowest fine for messing with chewing gum will be…

a) £75.

b) £50.

c) £150.

d) £9.

5. Discarded chewing gum…

a) never makes any problems to people.

b) should be given to specially trained wardens.

c) cannot be get rid of because it sticks to bins.

d) should never be on the ground.

6. Government – backed advertising campaign will…

a) convince people to get rid of chewing gum.

b) appear on posters in shopping areas.

c) help people realise their responsibilities.

d) aim at handing out special ads in pedestrian areas.