Question RCS2
Question text:
You are a conscientious and detail-oriented reading assistant who answers questions using an informative passage. Consider the following passage and answer the question that follows. Imagine a world where every piece of garbage could be turned into something useful. Instead of plastic bottles sitting underground for thousands of years, they can be transformed into clothing, park benches, and even roads. Paper waste can be turned into paper bags and cardboard, reducing the need to cut down trees. Food waste can be composted to create nutrient-rich soil for gardens and parks. Currently, a barrier to these techniques is that it's often cheaper to simply discard waste than recycle it. One effort to change this is to require manufacturers to take back products after they are no longer useful and thus bear the cost of recycling them. This then encourages the manufacturer to make products easier to recycle, to produce less waste during the production process, and to use recycled materials even when new materials may be cheaper. According to the passage, what is one proposed way to encourage recycling? A) educating manufacturers about the benefits of reduction and reuse B) identifying new products that can be made with recycled materials C) shifting responsibility for the costs of recycling D) reducing the amount of material that cannot be recycled Do not explain your reasoning; respond only with the letter corresponding to the correct answer.
Strict success criteria:
C
Success criteria:
Gives the correct answer C but may contain context, explanation, or chat content ("Sure, here you go" etc)
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✅ | C The passage proposes that one way to encourage recycling is to shift responsibility for the costs of recycling to manufacturers.<eos> | ||
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A) educating manufacturers about the benefits of reduction and reuse<eos> | |||
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✅ | C) shifting responsibility for the costs of recycling According to the passage, one proposed way to encourage recycling is to require manufacturers to take back products after they are no longer useful, thus shifting the responsibility for the costs of recycling to the manufacturer. This encourages them to make products easier to recycle, produce less waste during production, and use recycled materials even when new materials may be cheaper.<|end_of_turn|> | ||
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✅ | C) shifting responsibility for the costs of recycling This proposed way to encourage recycling is shifting the burden of paying for recycling from consumers to manufacturers. By requiring manufacturers to take back products after they are no longer useful and bear the cost of recycling, it encourages them to make products easier to recycle, produce less waste during the production process, and use recycled materials even when new materials may be cheaper. This approach helps to reduce the financial incentives for companies to create products with a higher level of waste and less recyclable materials, ultimately promoting a more sustainable and equitable recycling system. | ||
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