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The document provides sample passages and questions from a 2007 N level exam paper on water scarcity, along with teachers' notes on how to paraphrase parts of the passages for the questions. For question 21, the notes explain the immediate effects of children fetching water are missing school or accidents occurring when left in the care of siblings, while long-term effects include lack of well-paid work or permanent spinal injuries from carrying heavy loads. For question 15, rainfall is considered wasteful in tropical rainforests where populations are sparse, and during monsoon seasons when downpours cause overflowing storage tanks and flooded rivers.
The document provides sample passages and questions from a 2007 N level exam paper on water scarcity, along with teachers' notes on how to paraphrase parts of the passages for the questions. For question 21, the notes explain the immediate effects of children fetching water are missing school or accidents occurring when left in the care of siblings, while long-term effects include lack of well-paid work or permanent spinal injuries from carrying heavy loads. For question 15, rainfall is considered wasteful in tropical rainforests where populations are sparse, and during monsoon seasons when downpours cause overflowing storage tanks and flooded rivers.
The document provides sample passages and questions from a 2007 N level exam paper on water scarcity, along with teachers' notes on how to paraphrase parts of the passages for the questions. For question 21, the notes explain the immediate effects of children fetching water are missing school or accidents occurring when left in the care of siblings, while long-term effects include lack of well-paid work or permanent spinal injuries from carrying heavy loads. For question 15, rainfall is considered wasteful in tropical rainforests where populations are sparse, and during monsoon seasons when downpours cause overflowing storage tanks and flooded rivers.
Teachers copy of answer key (2007 N level Paper 2, Passage B)
Purple text represents the words Ss are to paraphrase.
Yellow text represents the paraphrase. Question 21 Shortage of water has both immediate and long-term effects (line 32) Explain in your own words the immediate and long-term effects that the fetching of water has on the children. 1. Extract the relevant information Immediate effects - This daily drudgery keeps the children from school - OR the mothers have to leave their babies in the care of immature brothers and sisters, so that accidents often happen. Long-term effects - Children are kept from all hope of well-paid work when they grow up - OR they develop permanent injuries to their spines from the heavy loads they carry on their heads. 2. Paraphrase Immediate effects - The immediate effect is that children are not able to go to school - OR mishaps occur when mothers get their older children to look after the young ones. Long-term effects - The long-term effect is that in future, children will be unable to secure high paying jobs. - OR children develop lasting spinal injuries because of the weight of the water that they carry. Question 15 Explain in your own words why rainfall is wasteful in a) tropical rainforests and b) the monsoon season. 1. Extract the relevant information a) Much of the rain falls where populations are sparse on tropical rainforests, for example. b) or comes at only a certain time of the year (the monsoon season) in torrents which cause storage tanks to overflow and break river banks. 2. Paraphrase a) Because in tropical rainforests the number of people living there is small. (Note: little and much cannot be used to describe the number of people.) b) Because in the monsoon season the rain comes in such large downpours that storage tanks and rivers cannot contain these.