JCE English Practice Questions - Malawi Junior Certificate Of Education - English (MANEB) Exam

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Read the passage below and answer the question that follows. "Lake Malawi is one of Africa's Great Lakes and forms much of Malawi's eastern border. Fishers from lakeshore villages set out early in wooden boats called bwatos to catch chambo and usipa. Tourism is growing because visitors enjoy swimming, diving, and watching colourful cichlid fish. Schools near the lake teach children to respect the water, because storms can rise quickly and put small boats at risk. Local leaders also encourage fishers to follow fishing seasons so that young fish can grow." According to the passage, why do schools near the lake teach children to respect the water?

Because storms can rise quickly and put small boats at risk Because tourism has completely stopped fishing Because chambo no longer lives in the lake Because wooden boats are no longer used

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Because storms can rise quickly and put small boats at risk

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