The document provides vocabulary related to phone recycling and questions about phone recycling processes. It discusses: 1. Phones are received at a recycling plant and sorted by material type like metal, plastic, and motherboard. 2. Non-functional phones are dismantled in stages - removing the battery, chassis, printed circuit boards, charging port, removing modules, and other components. 3. Common metals recycled from phones include gold, silver, copper, palladium, tin, and lithium.

1. Phone Recycling video
VOCABULARY
1plant
2 stage
3 rack
4 sort
5 spare
6 facility
7 tray
8 bench
9 dismantle
10 components
11 chassis
12 refinery
13 board
14 chip
15 software (program)
16 wipe (data)
17 shred
18 smelt
Clues in English :
separate into types, frame, processing factory counter/board to work on, eliminate,
parts,
factory, step,microprocessor,melt (metal)
support/shelf, take apart,
wooden/metal rectangle, flat board or plate, accessories for a computer, tear/rip
apart
installation/building,
extra/not used
Clues –French :
Plateau,
plan de travailraffinerie
trier
effacer/essuyer
usine/fabrique
raffinerie
fondre (métal)
composant
logiciel
surplus/pas utilisé
microprocessor/puce démanteler
déchiqueter
étape
chassis/cadre
installation/complexe
déchirer en lambeau
panneau/planche
------------------------------------------------------------------------QUESTIONS
1 Where is the recycling plant?
2 How many handsets do they receive?
3 How many phones were bought last year (UK)?
4 How many unused/spare phones are there in the UK?
5 Phones are sorted by M---, M----, and M----------6 If the phone is not functional, it is taken apart in which order?
1) b--- c---2) c-----3) b----4) c----- m----5) r----- (s------) module
6) S-- c--7) m--- b---8) L-- u--- (digitizer)
List the 6 metals that can be recycled from phones.