Read the text to answer question no 16 to 22 Waste Not. Want Not "Waste Banks" in Indonesia. In your garbage gets mixed logether with the garbage of millions of households, creating mountains of toxic waste too large to contain in municipal land ills. As experts in the field would argue solid waste management is not the sole responsibility of a municipal government, but a collective one. As populations grow and consumption patterns increase, more and more solid waste is created-and land ills can only take so much So what to do?The World Bank in Indonesia is currently exploring how to improve solid waste management, and scaling up waste banks' is one option. What is a waste bank? Waste banks -or "bank sampah"as they are called in Indonesian-can be found in neighbourhood across Indonesia At waste banks, the waste created by the household is divided into two categories - organic and non- organiC. Organic waste gets turned into compost, while non-organic waste is divided further into three categories; plastic, paper, plus bottles and metal. The vast majority of eco.friendly households in Indonesia keep three bins of three large garbage bags in their homes, over time they began separating their waste into three different sections Once their three bins and garbage bags are illed up, they bring their haul to a neighbourhook I waste bank where they then "make a deposit"Like a regular commercial bank, you open up an account with your local waste bank. Periodically, you make deposits with your non -organic solid waste, which are weighed and given a monetary value, based on rates set by waste collectors. This value is saved in you account from which, like a regular bank. you can withdraw. The basic principles of waste banks remain the same across provinces: collect, save, eam, change behaviou , and enjoy a clean neighbourhood 16 What issue does the World Bank in Indonesia aim to address by exploring the concept of waste banks"? B Water pollution Traffic congestion C Air pollution Agricultural practices D. Solid waste management 17. How are the waste categones organized at waste banks' in Indonesia? A. Organic and plastic D Paper and bottles B Organic and non-organic E Compost and non-compost C Plastic and metal 18. What happens to the organic waste at waste banks' in Indonesia? A It is sold to other households D. It is buned in landfills B. It is turned into compost E It is sent to recycling facilities C. It is burned for energy 19 How do eco-friendly households in Indonesia manage their waste before bringing it to a waste bank? A They throw everything in one bin They avoid waste separation B They separate waste into two categories E They sell their waste directly to collectors C They use three bins or garbage bags 20 What is the purpose of creating an account with a local waste bank in Indonesia? A To save money for household expenses D. To withdraw money based on waste value B To eam interest on waste deposits E To open a commercial bank account C To keep track of waste collection rates 21 How are the waste deposits at waste banks' in Indonesia evaluated? A. Based on the weight of the waste D Based on the size of the waste B Based on the color of the waste E. Based on the location of the waste bank c Based on the type of waste 22 What is the primary goal of the waste bank concept in Indonesia? A. To create more jobs in waste management To eliminate the need for landfills To encourage eco-friendly behavior D.To reduce the population's consumption patterns E To increase municipal government responsibilities