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Question 1
Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow.\n\n"Every Saturday, Nomsa and her mother walk from their home near Manzini to the open market. They sell tomatoes, spinach, and sweet potatoes grown on their small plot. Nomsa packs the produce into crates the night before so they can leave at sunrise. At the market she greets regular customers politely and helps weigh the vegetables. By mid-morning the best tomatoes are usually sold. The money they earn helps pay for school shoes and exercise books. Nomsa hopes that careful budgeting will also allow her family to buy a new water tank before the dry season."\n\nWhy do Nomsa and her mother go to the market every Saturday?
Correct Answer:
To sell vegetables grown on their small plot
Question 2
Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow.\n\n"Every Saturday, Nomsa and her mother walk from their home near Manzini to the open market. They sell tomatoes, spinach, and sweet potatoes grown on their small plot. Nomsa packs the produce into crates the night before so they can leave at sunrise. At the market she greets regular customers politely and helps weigh the vegetables. By mid-morning the best tomatoes are usually sold. The money they earn helps pay for school shoes and exercise books. Nomsa hopes that careful budgeting will also allow her family to buy a new water tank before the dry season."\n\nWhen does Nomsa pack the produce into crates?
Correct Answer:
The night before market day
Question 3
Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow.\n\n"Every Saturday, Nomsa and her mother walk from their home near Manzini to the open market. They sell tomatoes, spinach, and sweet potatoes grown on their small plot. Nomsa packs the produce into crates the night before so they can leave at sunrise. At the market she greets regular customers politely and helps weigh the vegetables. By mid-morning the best tomatoes are usually sold. The money they earn helps pay for school shoes and exercise books. Nomsa hopes that careful budgeting will also allow her family to buy a new water tank before the dry season."\n\nWhat can you infer about Nomsa from the passage?
Correct Answer:
She is responsible and helps her family earn money
Question 4
Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow.\n\n"Every Saturday, Nomsa and her mother walk from their home near Manzini to the open market. They sell tomatoes, spinach, and sweet potatoes grown on their small plot. Nomsa packs the produce into crates the night before so they can leave at sunrise. At the market she greets regular customers politely and helps weigh the vegetables. By mid-morning the best tomatoes are usually sold. The money they earn helps pay for school shoes and exercise books. Nomsa hopes that careful budgeting will also allow her family to buy a new water tank before the dry season."\n\nWhat is the main purpose of the money Nomsa's family earns at the market?
Correct Answer:
To help pay for school needs and plan for a water tank
Question 5
Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow.\n\n"At Sipho's school in the Lubombo region, Grade 7 learners care for a vegetable garden behind the classrooms. Every Wednesday afternoon the class waters the beds and removes weeds. The teacher, Ms Dlamini, explains that the garden teaches science, cooperation, and healthy eating. Last term the learners harvested cabbage and shared some with the school kitchen. Sipho was proud when his group measured the growth of bean plants for a science project. During a dry week the water tank almost emptied, so the learners mulched the soil to keep moisture in. The head teacher praised the class for solving problems without wasting water."\n\nWhere is the school vegetable garden located?
Correct Answer:
Behind the classrooms
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