Given words: charity shop; second-hand; ecological footprint; fossil fuel; deforestation; eco-friendly
Sue: What furniture are we gonna need in our new house?
Dad: Well, we're not going to buy completely new ones for you. I'm planning to take you to a (1) .............. that sells second-hand furniture. I'm sure there will be a lot of lovely beds and tables there.
 Sue: Oh, no. Why can't I get new furniture? I don't want pre-owned stuff.
Dad: You know, when shopping for used furniture, you can often find reasonably priced but high quality items. Although it may be someone’s trash, it can truly be your treasure
Sue: Come on,Dad. I can give you my savings!
Dad: It's not really about money, honey. It's mainly because when we opt for used furniture, there is little to no (2) ................. . Did you know that the furniture industry is an enormously wasteful one? From textiles and woods to plastics and resins, it takes a lot to create the items in our home, especially if they're built to last only a few years before breaking or looking out of date. Buying new furniture contributes to the (3) ............. industry and to (4) .............. . Buying (5) ..................... ones reduces demand for new resources!
Sue: I understand that thrift shopping is (6) .................., sustainable and everything, but all of my best friends will come to our housewarming and they will laugh at me for having used items! Can you please buy me new ones, Dad?