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1. I would want to attempt the third lifestyle since it appeals to me. I wanted to attempt to grow my own food and live without spending any money. As a result, I may save money and deposit it in a bank to earn interest.

2. I believe it depends on the individual. Some may have a lot, while others have less. However, most young people nowadays spend a lot of money on items to show off.

3. I believe I can live without electronic devices. Although they are necessary for amusement, I could divert my attention by flying kites, playing hide-and-seek with my family, and so on.

4. I believe that less implies consuming, purchasing, and discarding less, while more means more environmental advantages.

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1. Everything in the text is intriguing. I nevertheless believe that the first one is best for me. In my house currently, there is some useless stuff and I don't know if I should or should not be using it in the future.
2. It depends, I believe, on every person. Perhaps some people have a lot, but others have less. But most young people are now buying stuff that costs a lot of money. For example, the girls buy lipsticks, they buy all the colors. Also, some clothes and shoes have very high costs.
3. I believe I can survive without electronic services because it is unnecessary for my daily life. For example, I can do outside activities instead of playing computer, playing on mobile phones.
4. I believe that fewer means to use, purchase and waste less and more implies more environmental advantages. For instance, you use less electricity, eat less junk food, so you can save the environment.

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Ex7:

1. Yes, those crazy fascinating ideas have stimulated my curiousness. It not only keeps the environment safe; it can also satisfy my desire of trying something new.

2. Yes, we all have our need and want, but sometimes, we pamper ourself by buying such expensive thing just for fun or showing off. However, those things may be useless for us, and we waste them.

3. Entertainment is not the essential need for life, we can live without it. Fast food, fizzy drink, are unhealthy foods for us. Plastic things can also be replaced by eco-friendly products. We don’t have to use air conditioning; our bodies can secrete substances to keep cool.

4. You can save money while you buy fewer things, you can save more plants if you use less paper, you can save energy by using fewer electrical appliances.

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1.  I'm most attracted by the second idea of putting waste in 2 years just in 1 jar, it sounds very interesting. It seems like it’s possible to do the second idea so I really want to try.

2. yes, I do. Sometimes, we see fascinating ideas on the internet that always want to try or we want to show off with friends that we buy a lot, but in the end, they’re wasted.

3.

I think we can live without electric things like TVs as we have other types of entertainment. For instance, we can play sports, reading books or going out with friends instead of staying at home watching TV. We can live without fast food, fizzy drink. Instead, we can have healthy food and clean water at home like soup or handmade juice. Finally, we can live without plastic things like bottles, straws, or cups, we have products made from other materials that are more environmentally friendly such as glass or iron.
4. In my opinion, the less money you spend on waste, the more benefits you will bring to the environment. For example, if you spend less money on plastic things, fast food, electricity, and water, you're helping to save the environment

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1. i would like to try the zero-waste lifestyle, as i think it will make me happier with less clutter.

2. it depends on the person. Some has a lot, others have less.

3. i don’t think i can live without computers, phones, or tvs, because they are essentially an important part of my life.
my computer enables me to attend online classes and entertain myself a little, so i can't really let go.
my phone and the tv serve as a means of entertainment for me. i do read books a lot as an alternative, however, i can get bored after about an hour of continuous reading. that's where the phone and tv comes in, so that i can play games and watch shows that i like.
in addition, my screen time is limited by my parents to an hour a day (except for when i have online classes), so i don't really have to worry about using the electronics too much.
i can live without one-use plastic things, such as plastic bottles, straws, and styrofoam boxes. these things can easily be replaced with others more durable and environmentally friendly.
i can maybe live without some junk food? i can let go of things like fries, soda and things like that, but i'm not very sure about chips-

4. i think that "less is more" means that living with less clutter and waste is a more effective lifestyle.
instance: less waste and energy usage means more benefits for one's wallet and the environment.
instance 2: less social media usage means more time for reading books, family, and other forms of entertainment.
instance 3: fewer clothes mean more closet space and more efficiency choosing what to wear.

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1. I think I will choose to do a Moneyless living because I want to try to plant food by myself. When we make our own food, we can control what we eat and it will be safer.

2. I think it depends on each person, but the youngsters nowadays spend a lot of money on the things they buy.

3. I believe I can live without the computer and TV, while both of them are vital for entertaining, I think can entertain myself in other ways. For instance, I can play the sports like football or swimming. Besides, instead of spending time watching TV, I spend that time playing with my brother.

4. In my opinion, less means that people can reduce anything as much as possible. For example, we can use less electricity to save more energy. People can also live with less money to live more efficiently. They can have their own garden and grow their own food. Recycling is also a way to live less. We can live with fewer clothes but have more practical clothes or more own style clothes. Reducing discomposed things like plastics or wasteful stuff to more have beneficial to the environment.

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• I would like to try one of the ideas in the blog, “Possess less.” I personally have a lot of unused objects and clothes, so this will be very helpful for me. My room can be cleaner, and I would definitely feel more comfortable with less stuff piling on my desk.
• It depends on different types of people. Rich people like to buy expensive things and clothes to satisfy themselves, while poor people don’t even have the money to buy food. The rich would buy just about anything, but they most likely wouldn’t use all of it. In other words, objects are only for show, in the eyes of the rich.
• There are things in my house that I can't live without. Every object around me is important in its own way, and I’ll need it sooner or later.  For example, the pc and internet are essential because it can help me with my online studies, and it also serves as an entertainment place.
There are also things that I can definitely live without. Things such as the TV, junk food or plastic bags are useless to me. I don't normally watch the TV, I don't like junk food, and I usually don't use plastic bags.
• The term “Less is more” means that having just the essential things is better than having way too many superfluous things. Buying too many clothing but never wearing them is a wasteful practice. However, buying a few at a time and utilizing them all instead of only for display is not a waste.

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Ex7:

1.  All of the ideas in the text are interesting. However, I think the first is the most suitable for me because the second and the third ones are difficult for a teenager like me. There are some unnecessary things in my house now and I don’t know if I had to use them in the future or not. Moreover, spending less money is also one of my targets.

2. Generally, most of us have too many possessions. We tend to accumulate old goods like old doors, old windows, old clothes, bags and keep them. Many of us believe we need what we have, or we can’t part with the items. We will do this even when we no longer have room to keep the belongings, and thus, may have to put them in storage. Moreover, we often buy trendy and latest things like fashionable clothes that are sometimes unnecessary just to show off.

3. There is something we can live without:

We can live without entertainment (TVs, phones) because we used to live without them.

Junk foods (soda, snacks, fast foods) are unhealthy. It would be better if we live without them

Things made from plastic (Plastic bags, straws) are not good for the environment. We can use paper bags, paper straws instead.

4. The phrase "less is more" means that having just the essential things is better than having way too many useless things. For example, the less waste we release, the more benefits the environment has. The less junk food we eat, the healthier we are

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1. Would you like to try any ideas from the texts? Why (not)
2. Do you think we have too many possessions?
3. Are there anythings that you think you can live without?
4. What do you think less is more means?

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1. I would like to try the third lifestyles as it’s really attractive to me. I spend a lot of time indoors and watching TV so I think that I need to renew myself. I want to try produce food on my own and live without money ( but for only short time ). I think that after experimenting, I will bond my relationship with the nature and learn new things. For example, I learned how to plant trees, how to fertilize, and how to harvest fruits and vegetables. Moreover, I could learn how to save money and don't use it on unnecessary.

2. I think that it depends on each person. Maybe some have much but others have less. However, most young nowadays cause lots of money in buying things to show off. For example, we don't need to buy things like idol posters, expensive phones cases, luxury jewelry collections. Many people just buy a pair of shoes that are in fashion, and then when they are no longer popular, they throw them away

3. Nowadays, too many people are using TV. They use TV mostly for entertainment purposes. I am also among them. I think I can completely live without TV. Because even without it I can still be entertained by playing sports and chatting with my family and neighbors. I could also read books, draw stuff I like, or learn how to cook when I'm bored.

4. I think that it means, we only need essential things instead of having way too many unnecessary things.

Eg: less means using, buying and wasting less while more means more benefits for the environment.
The less unnecessary things we buy, the more money we could save