Lesson 52: Do you find it convenient to watch a movie in the cinema or at home? / Recycling

1: Do you find it convenient to watch a movie in the cinema or at home?

Considering the question, I’m comfortable with both watching a movie in the cinema and at home. But, as far as convenience is concerned, I would go with watching movies at home. At home, I’m the man in control. I can easily switch it on and off in case of any emergency or work. Besides that, it’s economical to watch movies at home rather than spending a hefty amount of money on the ticket. And even worse, when the tickets of your favorite movie are sold out. In addition, Cinema is a public place with little or no privacy at all.

Though, in cinema, it’s all about the enormous screen and audio-visuals that attracts the audience, which is of course compromised in watching movies at home. Thus, there are pros and cons of everything in existence, still, I would go with the latter option.

2: Recycling:

Waste management is one of the biggest problems in society today. On a daily basis, the world produces close to 4 million tonnes of waste. Many of this includes waste that the world can easily harvest to recycle and make into new products, and people around the world do this. Several governments require you to separate your garbage at home into wet waste and dry waste or into waste, which is recyclable and that which is not. The most common waste items include plastic, paper, metal cans, and glasses. Plastic is recycled according to its quality and type, but the basic process is to melt it and recreate another plastic item. To recycle paper, it is first cleaned of any ink or dirt using chemicals, then made into a pulp, which is later made into new, clean paper. Objects made of glass or metal follow recycling processes similar to that of plastic, with the difference being that they are first broken and only melted into new ones.