Why does Alagiah decide to tell the story of Gufgaduud?

He wanted the viewers to see the people as human beings

Because he thought it would shock the viewers at home

He wanted to make a name for himself as a journalist

Why does Alagiah regret never finding out the man's name?

It would have made the report more personal

He respects him as an individual

He wants to put a name to the smiling face

He wants to keep in touch with him

Test

Sarah Holmes 5 preguntas 1,0 (1 valoración)

Hacer el test

1Why does Alagiah decide to tell the story of Gufgaduud?
1. ABecause he thought it would shock the viewers at home
2. BThe smiling man asked him to
3. CHe wanted the viewers to see the people as human beings
4. DHe wanted to make a name for himself as a journalist
2The meeting with the smiling man changed Alagiah's view of himself as journalist and altered his sense of what his role was.
1. AVerdadero
2. BFalso
3What does Alagiah mean when he says ' meeting him was a seminal moment' ?
1. AIt was an unusual meeting
2. BIt was a planned meeting
3. CIt was a life-changing moment
4. DIt was a brief meeting
4Alagiah feels superior to the smiling man he met.
1. AVerdadero
2. BFalso
5Why does Alagiah regret never finding out the man's name?
1. AIt would have made the report more personal
2. BHe respects him as an individual
3. CHe wants to keep in touch with him
4. DHe wants to put a name to the smiling face

Descripción: a 5 question quiz testing understanding of the connoted meanings of the ending of the extract from A Passage to Africa which appears in the Edexcel Anthology.
Autor: Sarah Holmes
Idioma: English
Visitas: 397
Etiquetas: gcse english edexcel english a passage to africa edexcel level 1 / 2 english language gcse
Valoración: 1,0 de 5 · 1 valoración
Valora este test
Valora este test