33.
(A)implied
(B)applied
(C)referred
(D)shown

29. (A)on (B)in (C)with (D)over

30. (A)settle (B)arrive (C)obtain (D)achieve

31. (A)able (B)capable (C)qualified (D)skilled

32. (A)frequent (B)free (C)successful (D)gradual

34. (A)meaning (B)outlook (C)expectation (D)approach

35. (A)improve (B)demand (C)benefit (D)promote

36. Which of the following has been used by traditional Nganyi rainmakers in weather prediction? (A)Plant seeds (B)Dog harks (C)Bird songs (D)Ocean currents

37. What difficulty do local rainmakers face in making weather predictions? (A) They cannot find an effective way to deliver messages. (B) They lack modern technologies to cope with climate change. (C) They cannot get financial support from the local government. (D) They lack the facilities to stop traditional crops from disappearing.

38. How do people involved in the British-Canadian project feel about their cooperation? (A) Satisfied (B)Confused (C) Hopeful (D)Regretful

39. Which statement best expresses the main idea of the passage? (A) A British-Canadian project has been carried out to solve farming problems. (B) The Nganyi people have made weather forecasts by observing changes in nature. (C) New technologies have replaced traditional methods in weather prediction in Kenya. (D) Scientists and Kenyan rainmakers work together in a joint weather prediction project.