READ THE FOLLOWING PASSSAGE AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS THAT FOLLOW.
Joe The Street Child
Nobody, not even any of the street Children in town, knew where Joe had come from. Even Joe himself was not certain whether he had been born in Mout Darwin or Mount Selinda. To him, the twi names were similar. His name was Joshua but the other children called him Joe.
Joe had no known parents. He lived most of his life with Uncle Themba. One day, his uncle lost his job and soon there was no food in the house. Uncle Themba then told Joe hat he was going away to another country and when he was settled, he would come back to him.
"I won't be long," Uncle Themba had said, smiling.
Joe was then left under the care of Uncle Themba's friend.
One day, Uncle Themba's friend was arrested for buying and selling a stolen car. Joe was left alone in the two rooms that they rented. The landlord was not happy about it. He asked joe to go away and never return to the house. That was why Joe had ended up staying in the open or under the bridge when the river was not flowing.
READ THE FOLLOWING PASSSAGE AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS THAT FOLLOW.
Joe The Street Child
Nobody, not even any of the street Children in town, knew where Joe had come from. Even Joe himself was not certain whether he had been born in Mout Darwin or Mount Selinda. To him, the twi names were similar. His name was Joshua but the other children called him Joe.
Joe had no known parents. He lived most of his life with Uncle Themba. One day, his uncle lost his job and soon there was no food in the house. Uncle Themba then told Joe hat he was going away to another country and when he was settled, he would come back to him.
"I won't be long," Uncle Themba had said, smiling.
Joe was then left under the care of Uncle Themba's friend.
One day, Uncle Themba's friend was arrested for buying and selling a stolen car. Joe was left alone in the two rooms that they rented. The landlord was not happy about it. He asked joe to go away and never return to the house. That was why Joe had ended up staying in the open or under the bridge when the river was not flowing.