Seeds of Change Part Two

How id Wangari feel about her new life in Nairobi?

• She was amazed, but she missed her life in her village.

• She was angry that people in the city had so much more money than her.

• She was happy that she didn't have to live in her village anymore.

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Who did Wangari live with in Nairobi?

• She lived with other girls who were also from Kenyan villages.

• She lived with her aunt and uncle.

• She lived by herself in an apartment.

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What is the "Kikuyu tradition"?

• respecting all living things

• earning as much money as possible to support your family

• donating all your money to people in need

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What was Wangari's favorite school subject?

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What career did Wangari decide to pursue?

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Where did Wangari go to study biology?

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What was unique about Wangari's professors in college in America?

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What is one important lesson that Wangari learned during her time in America?

• A woman can do anything she wants to, even if it hasn't been done before.

• Students from Africa are treated unfairly in America.

• Studying science is incredibly difficult and boring.

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