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Rearrange the jumbled words to form meaningful sentences. Rewrite the sentences using appropriate punctuation marks:

 

(a) in 2004 / the Nobel Peace prize / Dr. Wangari Maathai / was awarded
_______________________________________________

(b) towards sustainable development / the award / was in / her service / recognition of
_______________________________________________

(c) Nairobi’s Uhuni Park / in 1989 / saved / single-handedly / she
_______________________________________________

(d) which is an NGO / she is / the Green Belt Movement / the founder of
_______________________________________________

(e) at the grassroots / environmental issues / the Green Belt Movement / works / on various/ level
_______________________________________________

(f) has earned / Dr. Wangari Maathai / “Tree Mother of Africa” / the title
_______________________________________________

Answer in Brief
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Solution

(a) in 2004 / the Nobel Peace prize / Dr. Wangari Maathai / was awarded
Dr. Wangari Maathai was awarded the Nobel Peace prize in 2004.

(b) towards sustainable development / the award / was in / her service / recognition of
The award was in recognition of her service towards sustainable development.

(c) Nairobi’s Uhuni Park / in 1989 / saved / single-handedly / she
In 1989 she saved Nairobi’s Uhuni Park single-handedly.

(d) which is an NGO / she is / the Green Belt Movement / the founder of
She is the founder of the Green Belt Movement which is an NGO.

(e) at the grassroots / environmental issues / the Green Belt Movement / works / on various/ level
The Green Belt Movement works on various environmental issues at the grassroots level.

(f) has earned / Dr. Wangari Maathai / “Tree Mother of Africa” / the title
Wangari Maathai has earned the title “Tree Mother of Africa”.

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Chapter 7.2 Integrative Grammar Practice 6
Exercises | Q 3 | Page 104

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