SECTION A

Nick is talking to Mrs. Ha about her family in the past. Listen to the conversation and choose the correct answer.

Question 1. When Mrs. Ha was young, she lived in_________.

A. a stilt                     

B. an apartment          

C. an extended family

D. a nuclear family

Question 2. How many people were there in her family at that time?

A. 8                           

B. 3                            

C. 9                            

D. 2

Question 3. Who did the shopping and vooking in her family?

A. Her daughter         

B. Her sister               

C. Her grandma         

D. Mrs. Ha

 Question 4. What was her grandma like?

A. She wad hard - working, tired, caring and tolerant.

B. She wad hard - working, kind, careful and violent.

C. She wad hard - working, kind, caring and tolerant.

D. She wad hard - working, kind, careful and tolerant.

Question 5. Who made the final decision in her family?

A. Her mother            

B. Her grandma         

C. Her father              

D. Her grandpa

Listen to the description of some changes in the role of woman in Kenya and choose the correct answer to complete each of the following questions.

Question 6. Back to the mid-twentieth century, Kenya was a more ________ society compared to today.

A. female – dorminated         

B. progressive

C. democratic            

D. male - dorminated

Question 7. Higher education has witnessed a great _________ in the number of women attending colleges and universities.  

A. decrease                

B. rise                         

C. improvement         

D. change

Question 8. In 1995, __________ of Kenyan females stayed at home as housewires.

A. 60%                       

B. 56%                       

C. 67%                       

D. 65%

Question 9. Only 22 percent of university students were girls in Kenya in _______

A. 1997                      

B. 1995                      

C. 1996                      

D. 1998

Question 10. Research shows that it will keep rising, and in 2025, about 48 percent of the student population will be made up of________.

A. children                 

B. males                     

C. teenagers               

D. females