66 Use of English: word formation (Part 3) 3 For questions 28-37, read the text below. Use the word given in capitals at the end of some of the lines to form a word that fits the gap in the same line. There is an example at the beginning (0). An old phone never dies The mobile phone is fast becoming the world's (0) favourite gadget, with nearly a billion (28) sold annually around the globe. But what happens when the screen stops flashing, the battery dies, or people simply start laughing when you fish it out of your pocket? In Britain, people (29) 25% of people (30) replace their mobiles every two years, with their equipment each year. So where do all the old phones go? According to Nokia, most get stuffed in a drawer and forgotten. Although about 30% are traded in or inherited by a family member, only 2% end up back at Nokia for recycling. Markus Terho, director of environmental affairs at Nokia says: 'We've been doing a lot of (31)..................research into what would convince people to recycle their phones. The biggest obstacle seems to be that people have very strong (32) bonds to their mobiles, and so are (33)......................... with them.' One answer is turning your old mobile into a charitable (34). About 70% of mobiles sent for recycling still work, and these can be (35.)...................... sold in developing countries, where they provide an (36)....................alternative to new equipment. In many places in Africa, for example, where there are few landlines, having a (...).....................bile phone can make a real difference to people's lives. FAVOUR HAND TYPICAL GRADE CONSUME EMOTION WILLING DONATE CONDITION AFFORD RELY 19
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