A New Way to Play

• F. Water is underground

• G. Children push the merry-go-round.

• H. Pipes drain extra water back underground.

• J. People get water for drinking.

17.The photograph next to paragraph 3 shows that —

• A. PlayPumps pump a lot of water

• B. Children enjoy playing on a PlayPump

• C. PlayPumps work only during the day

• D. it is difficult to move a PlayPump

18.Which word is a synonym for ordinary in paragraph 1?

• F. Common

• G. Fake

• H. Important

• J. Useful

• A How to Get Drinking Water

• B How PlayPumps Work

• C How Children Stay Active

• D How PlayPumps Help People

20 Which sentence from the article tells something that could be a problem with PlayPumps?

• F It’s a PlayPump, and it’s unlike the merry-go-round you may see at a park.

• G Getting clean water in some areas of Africa is difficult.

• H. Making sure the pumps work correctly can be expensive.

• J The pumps are usually located near schools or community centers.

21 The author wrote this article mainly to —

• A show readers how to build a PlayPump

• B tell about a different process to pump and store water

• C provide readers with information about the cost of a PlayPump

• D tell about an inventor who thought of a creative idea

22 Which text feature in the article helps the reader understand how water flows from underground to people?

• F The photograph next to paragraph 3

• G The title of the article

• H The arrows in the diagram after paragraph 6

• J The photograph next to the title

23 The main reason for building PlayPumps in southern Africa is to —

• A give children a new playground

• B bring more money to a community

• C give businesses a place to put messages

• D bring clean water to more people

24 Which number on the diagram at the end of the article shows the place where people can get water to drink?

• F. Number 1

• G. Number 4

• H. Number 5

• J. Number 6