Zimbabwe: Intimidation of voters during election — Reading comprehension exercise

B1 / B2 / C1
This B1 / B2 / C1 English reading comprehension exercise focuses on “Zimbabwe: Intimidation of voters during election.” Read the article, then answer the questions below to practice identifying key details, meaning from context, and overall understanding.


STEP 1 - Read the following article: READING COMPREHENSION ARTICLE 48


STEP 2 - Answer these questions (choose the best answer):

1. Which of these does not have sanctions against Zimbabwe?
2. How long has the ruling party been in power in Zimbabwe?
3. According to Chamisa, what is Mnangagwa doing to independent institutions in the country?
4. A lot of the government's worst offenses are happening ________________.
5. Historically, Zimbabwe's elections have often been ________________.
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Did you know? Reports of voter intimidation are a recurring concern in elections around the world, and articles about them often use careful, evidence-based language to describe allegations. This is useful for learning vocabulary around elections, accusations, and investigations.

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