These people come from the poorest places of Kenya.
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These people come from the poorest places of Kenya.
They were beggars and plantation workers.However,they are people with dreams and hopes.Thanks to Jamii Bora,thousands of them are realizing their dreams.
The small bank got its start when Ingrid Munro retired (退休) from her work.She suggested that poor people should have houses of their own as well.The Swedish-born Munro and her Canadian husband had adopted(收养)a homeless boy in 1988.However,he had been run over by a bus and was unable to walk freely.
When Munro worked in the UK she learned about the lives of the poor,but her deep learning began through the eyes of that boy and increased when she adopted the boy’s two brothers.
In 1999 she decided to start a small club.The members would be 50 women,beggar s who had been kind to children.No one imagined it could become so successful that it would change into Jamii Bora Bank,with over 300,000 customers across Kenya.Munro did not expect that it would turn out to be such a greet success.
Instead of employing experts,she has trained those women herself.And she employs ex-beggars,the ones who joined them in the way very early days and have come out of poverty(贫穷).She teachers these beggars how to do everything from the beginning.What is also different about Jamii Bora is the approach to borrowers.They help families get health and disaster insurance,schooling for their children,and help with housing.They teach business skills so that people can live a better life.
41.What do the words “Jamii Bora” in Paragraph 1 refer to?
A.A kind lady.B.A bank in Kenya.
C.A famous Kenyan.D.A club in Canada.
42.The homeless boy mentioned in Paragraph 2 ______.
A.was born in 1998 in Kenya B.lost touch with his two brother C.couldn’t walk freely since he was born D.helped Munro learn a lot about the poor
43.Why did Munro decide to start a small club?
A.She tried to help poor people in Kenya.B.She wanted to get to know more people.C.She wished to help beggars become rich people.D.She hoped to collect money become rich people.
44.According to the passage,Ingrid Munro_______
A.helped the poor solve the problem of housing B.set up a bank when she worked in the UK
C.was once a beggar when she was young D.employs experts to train those beggars
45.What would be the title for the passage?A.Beggars from Kenya B.Munro and her husband C.From beggars to bankers D.Kenya—a poor country
They were beggars and plantation workers.However,they are people with dreams and hopes.Thanks to Jamii Bora,thousands of them are realizing their dreams.
The small bank got its start when Ingrid Munro retired (退休) from her work.She suggested that poor people should have houses of their own as well.The Swedish-born Munro and her Canadian husband had adopted(收养)a homeless boy in 1988.However,he had been run over by a bus and was unable to walk freely.
When Munro worked in the UK she learned about the lives of the poor,but her deep learning began through the eyes of that boy and increased when she adopted the boy’s two brothers.
In 1999 she decided to start a small club.The members would be 50 women,beggar s who had been kind to children.No one imagined it could become so successful that it would change into Jamii Bora Bank,with over 300,000 customers across Kenya.Munro did not expect that it would turn out to be such a greet success.
Instead of employing experts,she has trained those women herself.And she employs ex-beggars,the ones who joined them in the way very early days and have come out of poverty(贫穷).She teachers these beggars how to do everything from the beginning.What is also different about Jamii Bora is the approach to borrowers.They help families get health and disaster insurance,schooling for their children,and help with housing.They teach business skills so that people can live a better life.
41.What do the words “Jamii Bora” in Paragraph 1 refer to?
A.A kind lady.B.A bank in Kenya.
C.A famous Kenyan.D.A club in Canada.
42.The homeless boy mentioned in Paragraph 2 ______.
A.was born in 1998 in Kenya B.lost touch with his two brother C.couldn’t walk freely since he was born D.helped Munro learn a lot about the poor
43.Why did Munro decide to start a small club?
A.She tried to help poor people in Kenya.B.She wanted to get to know more people.C.She wished to help beggars become rich people.D.She hoped to collect money become rich people.
44.According to the passage,Ingrid Munro_______
A.helped the poor solve the problem of housing B.set up a bank when she worked in the UK
C.was once a beggar when she was young D.employs experts to train those beggars
45.What would be the title for the passage?A.Beggars from Kenya B.Munro and her husband C.From beggars to bankers D.Kenya—a poor country
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41. What do the words “Jamii Bora” in Paragraph 1 refer to (A bank in Kenya).
42. The homeless boy mentioned in Paragraph 2 (helped Munro learn a lot about the poor.)
43. She tried to help poor people in Kenya.
44. According to the passage, Ingrid Munro (helped the poor solve the problem of housing.)
45. Title
From beggars to bankers
41. What do the words “Jamii Bora” in Paragraph 1 refer to (A bank in Kenya).
42. The homeless boy mentioned in Paragraph 2 (helped Munro learn a lot about the poor.)
43. She tried to help poor people in Kenya.
44. According to the passage, Ingrid Munro (helped the poor solve the problem of housing.)
45. Title
From beggars to bankers
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