Reading Passage 1: "William Kamkwamba"

Pupils
 frequently 
become alienated 
from 
the cultures of both 
home and school 
with predictable results.
Explanation: 
The answer must be a 
NOUN.
•
teenager children – pupils 
•
in relation to all aspects of their lives – the cultures of both home and school
•
experience a sense of – become
•
dislocation – alienated
 
Questions 36 – 40
Q 36. Less than half of the children who attend kindergarten in Toronto have En-
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glish as their mother tongue.
Answer: 
Yes
Part of the passage:
To illustrate, in the city of 
Toronto
 in Canada, 
58% 
of 
kindergarten 
pupils 
come from homes where 
English
 is 
not the usual language of communication
.
Explanation: 
Considering the fact that 58% of kindergarten children come from homes 
where English is a foreign language, it is easy to conclude that 42% (less than 50%) 
come from English-speaking families. 
Q 37. Research proves that learning the host country language at school can have 
an adverse effect on a child’s mother tongue.
Answer: 
Not Given
Part of the passage:
Research suggests 
that bilingual children may also
 develop more 
flexibility in their thinking as a result of processing information through two different lan-
guages.
Explanation: 
Even though there is some information about the benefits of learning 
two languages, it is impossible to know whether learning the host country language AT 
SCHOOL can have a negative language on a child’s mother tongue.