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Paper and cardboard are generally kept in which waste?

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Correct answer: Dry waste

Paper and cardboard are generally classified as dry waste because they are solid, relatively low in moisture, and commonly suitable for recycling when they are clean and kept dry. Option C is correct. Separating them from wet food waste helps prevent soaking, contamination, bad odour, and loss of recycling value. Liquid water is not a waste category for these materials, and organic manure is a processed soil amendment rather than a classification for discarded paper. Some paper products, such as heavily food-soiled paper or laminated and contaminated items, may need different handling under local rules. The basic segregation principle remains to keep recyclable dry paper separate.

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