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2012 Paper 1 Part B1
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What does “it” (line 2) refer to?
The fight against climate change
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T/F/NG Only children stitched the quilt.
F
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Why is Shauna Munshower positive about this project? Give one reason
Any
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Use ONE word to complete each blank. According to Kemmerer, the ultimate goal of the Climate Quilt Campaign is to... ___ __
Empower children/kids// effect change
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How did Kemmer feel when she said, “We couldn’t have finished the job without the help of the local community”? (Lines 55-56)
Grateful
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T/F/NG Rachel and Jacob are related.
T
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Who said “I will turn off the tap while scrubbing my hands.”
Dylan
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T/F/NG Each participant could express their personality through the pledge patches.
T
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Who said: I will recycle as much as possible.
Patrick
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Which subheading below fits each section in the text? A campaign for all children
A
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2. Why is Shauna Munshower positive about this project? Give one reason.
Any
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Who said: I will pack unfinished food.
Rachel
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What does “job” (line 55) refer to?
The job of finishing/completing a quilt/ the Climate quilt// sewing the patches together
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Which subheading below fits each section in the text? The campaign continues
E
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What’s a pledge patch?
Using recycled clothing to make promises/ pledges to work on environmental stewardship// a scarp of fabric with a promise to help save the planet
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Why does Phyllis Smith say “Wow” (line 100)?
Amazed/impressed by the kids’ patches// she thinks the patches are great// she was impressed by what the children wrote on the patches
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T/F/NG Jacob and Patrick are classmates.
NG
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Use one word to complete each blank: Quilting is a form of recycling because you can make something new out of __ ___ that are ___ ____.
Old fabrics that are sewn together
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Which subheading below fits each section in the text? Volunteers share their experience
D
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Which subheading below fits each section in the text? Locals get involved
C
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Who said: I will separate my waste.
Jacob
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39. Which of the following is the best alternative title for this text?
C
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Which of the following is closest in meaning to “intrigued” (line 28)?
Fascinated
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Read paragraphs 17-18. Find an expression that means the same as “help”.
Lend a hand
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