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What was unique about Kimani Maruge's enrollment in primary school?

• He was the youngest student.

• He was the oldest first grader in the world.

• He was the first student to enroll in 2004.

• He was the only student in his class.

Why was Kimani Maruge unable to attend school as a child?

• His family couldn't afford it.

• He didn't want to go to school.

• There were no schools in his village.

• He was working as a farmer.

What change in 2003 allowed Maruge to attend primary school?

• The school lowered its fees.

• The government offered free primary education.

• Maruge received a scholarship.

• The school started evening classes.

Who helped Kimani Maruge stay in school despite opposition?

• The Kenyan government

• His family

• The principal, Jane Obinchu

• His classmates

What subjects did Maruge study in primary school?

• History, Geography, and Science

• Swahili, English, and Math

• Art, Music, and Physical Education

• Biology, Chemistry, and Physics

What significant event happened to Maruge in 2005?

• He graduated from primary school.

• He gave a speech at the United Nations.

• He moved to a new village.

• He started teaching at the school.

How did Maruge's story impact other older Kenyans?

• It discouraged them from going to school.

• It inspired them to start school.

• It made them move to refugee camps.

• It led them to become teachers.