Reading Passage 1: "William Kamkwamba"

Q 13. What would conservationists prefer to do on the Hebrides Islands?
Answer: 
D Move the hedgehogs elsewhere.
Day 13 Answer Keys
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Part of the passage [Par H]:
 
Efforts to cull the animals in the past two years have 
upset Britain’s 
conservationists who have countered with strategies to
 relocate the 
animals
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DAY 14
READING PASSAGE 2
Questions 14 – 18
Q 14. Section A
 
Answer: 
VI Mixed success for visions of the future 
Part of the passage: 
In the 1920s, there were three competing 
conceptions
 
of the 
home of the future. ...These first 
two failed 
to capture the imagination and the dollars of
industrialists or of the public, but the third image of the home of the future did.
Explanation: 
Visions = conceptions;
mixed success = two failed, one succeeded.
Q 15. Section B 
Answer: 
V Housework declines in the house of the future 
Part of the passage: 
In the 1950s, the home of the future was represented in and by 
one room: the kitchen. Appliance manufacturers, advertisers and women’s magazines 
teamed up to surround women with images of the technology of tomorrow that would 
‘automate’ their lives, and automation became a synonym for 
reduced domestic 
labor.
Q 16. Section C 
Answer: 
II The house of the future helps with the battle of the sexes