Question

A. Tick the most appropriate options. You may choose more than one option, but justify
your choices with reasons.

1. Wangari Maathai's passion for trees came from
a. her grandmother and other family members.
b. the beautiful land she grew up in
c. the respect she had for nature
d. her love for the fig tree

2. Wangari Maathai could have led a comfortable life because she
a. had a good education
b. had a good job
c. was a teacher
d. had studied in the USA

3. Wangari realized that the lush landscape around her home had been destroyed by
a. the government.
b. the people
c. deforestation
d. the dying of trees

4. The dots that Wangari Maathai connected were
a. the relationship between her people.
b. the relation between trees, democracy and people's rights.
c. the relation between trees, people's rights, democracy and peace.
d. a list of events in her homeland that took place while she was away.
5. Wangari Maathai said, "It acknowledges the work of countless individuals and groups across the world." She means the prize recognizes
a. the work the Nobel committee does.
b. the contribution of people all over the world who have helped her in her work.
c. the unrecognized work of people in saving the environment and promoting
human rights and peace.
d. all the hard work the people of Kenya and the world do.

6. Wangari Maathai found planting trees was a way of
a. undoing environmental damage.
b. popularizing the movement for sustainable development.
c. helping African women earn money.
d. sustaining people's interest in and commitment to the movement

Chapter's Name -: Towards Peace

By Ratna Sagar​

Answer 1

Answer:1-a,2-c,3-c,4-b,5/c

Explanation:

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