Pathway 1 Unit two A - 在线考试测评模板

Q1:According to paragraph A, which of the following is true?

First graders are usually eight years old.

In Kenya only boys are allowed to go to school.

Primary school includes the first grade.

Q2:According to paragraph B, Kiman Margue didn't go to school at an earlier age because __________.

his parents were poor and couldn't afford to send him

there was a war for independence that closed all the schools

the British colonists didn't allow Kenyans to attend school

Q3:According to paragraph C, who did NOT want Kimani Maruge to attend school?

School officials.

The school principal.

First graders.

Q4:According to paragraph C, which of the following is NOT true of primary education in Kenya?

In 2003 Kenyans began paying for primary education.

The Kenyan government controls it.

People of any age can now attend.

Q5:In paragraph D, the author’s examples of Kimani's success mentions all of the following EXCEPT:

He was a top student in his seventh grade class.

He finished primary school.

He became a student leader.

Q6:According to paragraph D, which of the following subjects did Kimani Maruge study in primary school?

Science and religion.

Swahili and math.

English and veterinary medicine.

Q7:According to paragraph E, Kimani went to live in a refugee camp because __________.

he felt safer in the camp than in his village

there was another war against the British

he wanted to teach other elderly people how to read and write

Q8:According to paragraph F, which of the following was NOT a new experience for Kimani?

Flying on an airplane.

Talking about the importance of education.

Speaking at the United Nations.

Q9:According to paragraph F, how does Kimani want to help others?

He wants to improve the universities in Kenya.

He wants education to be free for everyone.

He wants to educate people in Africa.

Q10:According to paragraph G, all of the following is true EXCEPT:

A movie called The First Grader was made about his life.

He inspired others, both young and old, to get an education.

Today he continues to fight for better education in his country.