Afghan girl

It must be very difficult for homeless people to.........on the streets.

• survive
• recognise
• captured
• demolish
• track down

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Simon was able to..................the man in the photo to a small village in India.

• track down
• recognise
• survive
• demolish
• captured

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A photographer..............these photos of people living in refugee camps.

• captured
• recognise
• survive
• demolish
• track down

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I think I....................the girl on the front cover of that magazine.

• recogise
• track down
• survive
• demolish
• captured

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They are going to.................the old school and then build a new one.

• track down
• survive
• recognise
• captured

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Where did this story take place?

• In a refugee camp
• In a magazine
• In Afghanistan
• In a village

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How long did it take when the people want to know about the girl?

• a year
• almost twenty years
• half a year
• not far

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How can Steve find the girl?

• by her brother
• by the people in the camp
• by the team of magazine
• by himself

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Why didn't her children go to school?

• They have no access to get education.
• They were not in the school age.
• They have no access to get education
• They were lazy.

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What is "war"?

• a state of armed conflict between different nations or states or different groups within a nation or state.
• a hostile nation or its armed forces or citizens, especially in time of war.
• a heated argument or disagreement between people who are usually on good term.
• a violent confrontation or struggle.

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