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1. Questions 1 to 5 are about the following document.


Education: right or privilege?

For most of us, going to school is an everyday activity. There are probably days when you don't feel like going to school. You may even have come up with excuses not to go. Yet, millions of children dream of going to school and don't get the chance. Over 113 million children of primary school age remain out of school and 60% of them are girls. There are 900 million illiterate adults worldwide and the majority of these are women. Most children miss out on schools not because their parents don't understand the value of education, but the schools available to them charge fees to attend and provide poor quality of education. They may charge fees that are higher than a poor families monthly wage, or they may be of such bad quality that children don't even learn how to read and write. Schools may also be several hours walk away, and children may be needed at home during the day to help with farming or household tasks.

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1. While millions of children dream of going to school and don't get the chance....


a) other children stay at home by pleasure. school.


b) some students sometimes don't feel like going to


c) their parents spend the money they get on other things. speak alone.


d) their teachers come to school to




2. Statistics show that....

a) hundred and thirteen children study at primary school.

b) nine hundred million women worldwide are illiterate.

c) sixty percent of children don't go to school.

d) sixty percent of primary school age girls don't study.




3. Many children miss out on schools because...

a) schools do provide decent education.

b) the fees they charge to attend are very high.

c) their parents don't understand the value of education.

d) they don't like to study.




4.the Schools available to the students..

a) give good quality of education

b) go after students in their homes

C) have poor quality of education

d) motivate students to attend the lessons




5. The situations described in the passage make education become


a) a privilege

b) a right

c) hobby

d) nothing​

Answer 1

1) (b)
2) (d)
3) (b)
4) (c)
5) (a)