求下面 ①Since the nineteen nineties,education has beenrequired for all South Africans from age seven to fifteen.Last December,thegovernment announced that②seventy percent of students passed their finalexamination to finish high school.In 2008,the pass rate was about sixty-threepercent.Professor Shires Motala at the University of Johannesburg says④access to basic education is no longer theproblem in South Africa.The problem now,she says,is that large numb

求下面
①Since the nineteen nineties,education has been
required for all South Africans from age seven to fifteen.Last December,the
government announced that
②seventy percent of students passed their final
examination to finish high school.In 2008,the pass rate was about sixty-three
percent.
Professor Shires Motala at the University of Johannesburg says
④access to basic education is no longer the
problem in South Africa.The problem now,she says,is that large numbers of
them leave without completing high school."Only,I think,
⑥Children do not see laboratories and as a
result,or partly as a result,their science marks are not very good.They do
not have libraries at school.Ninety-two percent of the schools do not have
libraries."
Also,education specialists say in many cases,
a.true b.falsh c.not given
1.Beforethe nineteen nineties,all South Africans from age seven to fifteen couldn't goto school.
2.From2008 to 2012,the pass rate of the final examination increased by 7%.
4.Accessto basic education was a problem in South African education before.
6.Thelack of laborites is the only reason why students' science marks are not good.