Non-biodegradable plastic containers in oceans and estuaries harm fish, seabirds and other marine life. Animals that eat plastic can strangle or experience digestion problems. Microplastics, tiny bits of polypropylene or polyethylene, hide beneath the water and pose a risk as well.The planet has a limited amount of land, and people waste it when they dispose of non-biodegradable materials. Products that do not decompose naturally may reside in landfills and take up space much longer than biodegradable materials.1. We should reduce the use of the plastic bags, bottles etc. because :a. They are not durableb. They are non-biodegradablec. They are made of toxic materialsd. They react with the atmospheric gases2. Which of the following substances will not be converted to compost when added in a composting pit?a. Waste paperb. Fruit and vegetable peelsc. Human and animal excretad. Plastic bags3. What happens to plastic waste?a. It is a biodegradable material so it eventually disintegratesb. It never fully goes away, it Rust breaks into little piecesc. There is no such thing as plastic waste, all plastic is recycledd. It is dumped in the ocean for fish to eat4. Why is plastic dangerous for marine life?a. They mistake it for food and cannot digest itb. They can get tangled in it which hinders their ability to swimc. Both A and Bd. It's not dangerous because they use plastic waste for habitats5. Where does the majority of plastic waste end up?a. Oceansb. Burned for energyc. Landfillsd. Recycled