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Which of the following best describes worm composting?
Which of the following best describes worm composting?
- A method to dispose of leftover food
- A technique to grow plants using worms
- A way to recycle food by feeding it to worms (correct)
- A process of turning food into soil
What happens to the leftover food in worm composting?
What happens to the leftover food in worm composting?
- It is stored in a composting bin
- It is used to grow plants directly
- It is eaten by worms and turned into worm poop (correct)
- It is thrown away
Why did the worms arrive at the protagonist's house?
Why did the worms arrive at the protagonist's house?
- To be used for worm composting (correct)
- To be studied for a school project
- To be kept as pets
- To be released into the wild
Why did the protagonist's mom prepare the composting bin before adding the worms?
Why did the protagonist's mom prepare the composting bin before adding the worms?
How does worm composting benefit plants?
How does worm composting benefit plants?
Flashcards
Worm Composting
Worm Composting
Recycling food scraps by feeding them to worms, who then turn the waste into nutrient-rich compost.
Worm's Role in Composting
Worm's Role in Composting
Worms consume the decaying food, digesting it and excreting it as nutrient-rich castings (worm poop).
Composting Bin Preparation
Composting Bin Preparation
Preparing the bin ensures a stable and suitable environment, especially regarding temperature, for the worms to thrive.
Benefits of Worm Composting for Plants
Benefits of Worm Composting for Plants
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