What do the pupils do every week?
A primary school in Hangzhou turned an unused corner of its playground into a vegetable garden. Each class is responsible for one bed and chooses what to plant. The pupils measure the plants every week and record the results in a notebook, which gives them practice in both maths and writing. The vegetables are served in the school canteen, and children who normally leave greens on their plates are, according to the cook, more willing to try them when they have grown them. The head teacher says the garden has been so successful that the school plans to build a second one on the roof.
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Measure the plants and record the results
- Step 1: The passage says pupils measure the plants weekly and write the results in a notebook.
Answer
Measure the plants and record the results.
Why not the others: None of the other three is supported by the passage.
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