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  Orientation The morning after I took the test, Mrs. Yuni asked us to observe objects that should not have been there. At 8.34 I finished doing the test and left the classroom to meet my friend. While walking to find my friend, I passed by the cafeteria and met another friend.  Event 1 At 8.35 I walked out of the classroom to look for Lisa, Safety, Nake, Anin and Reina, who turned out to be in front of the student affairs room. Before meeting them, I met Wanteng who was standing alone next to the class. After that I met them and helped them to look for objects that should not be there.  Event 2 As we walked together we passed the field that was being used for sports. Then at 08.35 I walked with them to the canteen to meet Asya and Ica. After arriving at the canteen we talked about the test that had been done and while discussing others, then we bought ice and fried foods to eat together while chatting. Event 3 At 8:40, we buy fried food and ice to eat together while chat...

    Organic waste is often found in everyday life. An example that includes organic waste is leaves. Like the photo found at SMKN 4 Semarang.  The photo was taken in front of Riptaloka, near the main field. The garbage is inside a sewer hole. The lid is a sieve made of iron.  Leaf waste is waste that comes from the remains of living things that are easily decomposed naturally without the process of human intervention to decompose. Leaf waste is called wet waste, because most of it contains quite a lot of water. Leaf waste can be said to be environmentally friendly waste, but if not managed properly it will cause disease and unpleasant odors. Many leaves fall into the gutter because the gutter is located near trees. So it is very easy to get into the gutter. If left unchecked, this will lead to flooding.