Grade 10 English unit 7: Branding Ethiopia and National Identity

The text says Harar is located in the eastern part of Ethiopia, 525 km from Addis Ababa. Check the number carefully, because the other options swap or change the digits.

The text says the symbol of Ethiopians 'contains three coloured flag, Green, yellow, and red.' So the answer is green, yellow and red.

The unit gives the example dis- + organized = disorganised. A prefix goes at the start of the root word and changes its meaning.

The text says Ethiopian currently serves 121 international destinations. The number 64 is only the number of destinations in Africa, 270 is the number of daily departures, and 5 is the number of continents.

Aida writes that she spent a day getting re-acquainted with Gondar, before she went on to Lalibela. Read the sentence again to find the number.

This is a general truth, so it is a zero conditional. Both clauses use the present simple, so the answer is get. The unit's example is 'If you mix yellow and green, you get blue.'

In reported speech we usually move the verb one step back into the past. So enjoy becomes enjoyed, and I becomes he. The unit says we change the verbs one step back into the past.

In the vocabulary activity, confluence is matched with 'flowing together'. This is the place where two rivers meet and join.

The text says 'The walls surrounding this sacred city ... were built between the 13th and 16th centuries and served as a protective barrier.' Note that the 10th century is mentioned in the text, but it refers to three mosques, not the walls.

The text says the community follows four principles, and that 'Later, they also added "Accepting all humans as brothers and sisters" to the list.' The other choices are either original principles or are not mentioned in the text.