1 . The reusing trend continues to gain steam in countries all over the globe. Now, there is a shopping mall that is full of   _________ stores only. ReTuna, a two-story building in Eskilstuna, Sweden, offers a wide _________ of shops with recycled goods.

ReTuna has been around since 2015, and it was designed to _________ Sweden's problem of rising _________.This is the first mall in the world to focus on _________ shopping. The company wants to make it _________ for people to find valuable goods by putting second-hand stores under one roof _________ consumers having to _________ thrift stores (慈善商店) throughout the city.

“I think it's fun to find something that people have used, and we can use _________,” said Cato Limas, a ReTuna customer. “If you look at the things they're selling here, they're almost: __________. So actually, why __________ buying new stuff?” During his first __________ to the mall, Limas __________ about $7 and came away with a bag full of toys for his newborn baby. Nearly every item on sale is from public donations, which are __________ at the mall's drive-through depot (储藏室). The mall's 11 stores include a furniture outlet, a bookstore and a bicycle shop. Stores that sign a contract with ReTuna must __________ to zero-waste.

More than 50 people work at the store, and it has played a role in creating __________ for immigrants in the area. ReTuna __________ adult education courses that focus on design-based recycling as well.

Sweden has been a longtime __________ when it comes to recyclability. More than 99 percent of the country's ordinary household __________ is reused, and separating rubbish for recycling has been a(n) __________ practice for Swedes since the 1980s.