Excerpt from Creative Recycling Bethany Miller
People frequently discard their clothes in the trash when they no longer fit, but in many instances, you can donate these items to charity. Also, consider donating items such as old musical instruments, toys, furniture, and eyeglasses. The same is true of old cell phones, which you can donate to people who may need a phone for emergency use and may not be able to afford it on their own. Before deciding that something is destined for the landfill, try to get creative with worn-out items. For example, place a tattered yoga mat on the backseat of your car to protect the vehicle's upholstery when you take your dog for a ride. Schools often accept donations of egg cartons, plastic milk gallons, or Popsicle sticks for arts and crafts projects, or you could do some craft projects with younger family members.
What technique does the author use to strengthen her argument about recycling?
A) She describes how recycling has saved her money.
B) She uses personal testimonies of people who recycle.
C) She cites examples of easy and creative ways to recycle.
D) She gives statistics to show the effectiveness of recycling.