Read this text about recycling electrical appliances. Complete the
text using the words in the box in the
correct form.

criticise. use. buy make
smash. sort take apart. dump
require collect introduce

RECYCLING ELECTRONIC WASTE

Millions of new TVs, fridges, air-
conditioning units and washing machines
(1)
every day around the
world. So what happens to the old ones? In
Japan, where around 20 million electrical
appliances (2)
by the side
of the road or in rivers every year, new
legislation (3) -
in 2001 which
means that all electrical goods must be
50-60% recyclable.
Recycling these high tech machines isn't
easy. They can't just (4)
into
small pieces that can (5)
again. Special plants, like the Matsushita
Eco-Technology Centre (6)
for the process. Each appliance (7)
very carefully and the
components (8)
into
different categories. The plastic in these
machines, for example, (9) -
and reused to make internal components for
new appliances
Although Matsushita, who owns Panasonic
(10)
by some people for
creating the problem in the first place, most
people agree that progress
(11)
in dealing with this
space age environmental challenge,​