Seeds of Change (HMH)

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Who is this biography mainly about?

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Wangari

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The author tells about the animals that found food and shelter in mugumo trees. Which point does this information support?

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Mugumo trees were an important part of the village

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Why was the mugumo tree important to Wangari?

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It is where her ancestors rest in the tree's shade.

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The passage says Wangari’s mind was like a seed rooted in rich soil, ready to grow. What does this mean about Wangari?

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She was excited about learning.

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How did Wangari’s brother inspire her?

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He told her all the things he learned in class and told her that she will go school.

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Why was Wangari sad about going to high school?

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She had to leave her family.

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How would you describe Wangari's family?

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supportive of Wangari's hopes and dreams

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What is one reason that traveling to America was helpful to Wangari?

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It taught her that women could do anything they wanted to do.

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How was Wangari able to travel to America for college?

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A teacher helped her get a scholarship.

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Why did Wangari start the Green Belt Movement?

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She was worried about those who would suffer as the land was destroyed.