Pwishishisha imiseela nga ifi;

Here are the answers to the questions:

1. The sentence "Shikulu Chibweni ................. Ku buloshi" means "Mr. Chibweni ................. to the fishing net/trap." The word "kalapashi" means "he will go fishing," which fits the context.

   • A. kalapashi

2. The sentence "Mulenga acilya ama cungwa yabili. Chanda acilya ................. limo" means "Mulenga ate two oranges. Chanda ate ................. one." Since "limo" means "one," the blank requires a singular noun for orange, which is "icungwa."

   • C. icungwa

3. The sentence "Ngao aile ku muushi ................. kutandalila banalume" means "When he went to the village ................. to visit the men." The preposition "mu" means "in" or "into" and is commonly used in this context to mean "in order to" or "to."

   • C. mu

4. The sentence "Limweshi ................. bachifubu bakesateya umupila naba Malole" means "Limweshi ................. the boys will play football with Malole." The verb "bakesateya" indicates a future action ("will play"), so "aleisa" (he is coming/will come) is the most appropriate choice for Limweshi to join them.

   • A. aleisa

5. The sentence "Bwalya ................. pali Chabala" means "Bwalya ................. at Chabala's place." "Mwipi" means "near" or "short." In this context, "Bwalya mwipi pali Chabala" means "Bwalya is near Chabala's place."

   • A. mwipi

6. The sentence "Bika ibunku ................. cipuna" means "Put the book ................. the chair." The preposition "pa" means "on" or "at," so "pa cipuna" means "on the chair."

   • B. pa

7. The sentence "Mwanse nashe musuba ubuunga abutilepo na ................." means "Mwanse left the flour that was left over with ................." "Ubuunga" (flour) is a class 14 noun, and "buu" is the correct intensifier for "a lot" or "much" for this noun class.

   • C. buu

8. The sentence "Abalondo be sabibalikunse ................. mumana" means "The hunters are not crossing ................. the river." "Mwi" means "in" or "inside" and is appropriate for being in or through the river.

   • C. mwi

9. The sentence "Ka Suzyo ................. naumusahila" means "Little Suzyo ................. and laughed." "Kaba" means "she cried," which makes a logical sequence of actions when followed by laughter.

   • B. kaba

10. The sentence "Shi Chanda aletema ................. sha nsaka" means "Mr. Chanda is cutting ................. of the hut/granary." "Imango" refers to a type of grass or reeds commonly used for building or thatching huts.

    • B. imango

11. The sentence "................ musalu ufuma kuli cilemba" means "................ vegetable comes from cilemba." "Cilemba" can refer to a type of bean plant (cowpea). "Cimpapila" refers to the leaves of the cowpea plant, which are eaten as a vegetable.

    • B. Cimpapila

12. The sentence "Umulumendo alepenta icipampa. Inundwa a ileiminako ................." means "The young man is painting the wall. The girl is standing ................." Among the given options, "umulumendo" (young man) is the most plausible, implying she is standing for him (e.g., observing or supporting him).

    • C. umulumendo

13. The sentence "Kuli 'pushi' kuti twapangamo ................." is a wordplay. "Ipushi" means "pumpkin" in Bemba. Therefore, from "pushi" (pumpkin), we can make "icipushi" (pumpkin).

    • A. icipushi

14. The sentence "Chibamba auma ................. lyati na paa" means "Chibamba hit ................. right there." "Ulupi" means "a slap" or "palm," so "auma ulupi" means "he slapped."

    • B. ulupi

15. The sentence "Bana Chanda! ................. musendele imiseke yandi?" means "Chanda's children! ................. carried my baskets?" Since "Bana Chanda" (Chanda's children) is plural, the question requires the plural form of "you," which is "nimwe" (it is you - plural).

    • C. nimwe