1. The important conclusion Thomas Agonyo gave is that___________
   
   a) the drums had come from Italy. b) the drums contained poisonous chemicals.

III.Write the adjectives or adjective phrases that describe the happy and gloomy situations in the village.

Grammar

Quantifiers as the name implies are a type of determiners which denote imprecise quantity. They differ from numbers or numerals which indicate precise quantity.
Example: I've got some apples in my basket and some water in my bottle.
I haven't got any apples in my basket, nor any water in my bottle.
Generally quantifiers are used before nouns.
Some, any, all, no, no one, both, each, every, several are some of the quantifiers.
"Some" is usually thought of as the positive counterpart to "any" in many circumstances.
"Any" can be used before countable and uncountable nouns usually in questions and negative sentences.
Example:
1. Are you bringing any friends with you?
2. I am bringing some friends with me. Quantifiers come before nouns. Some of the quantifiers you find in the text are:
some, any, no. You also find numerals. Pick out the nouns along with quantifiers and numerals and write them down and analyze the meaning they convey.

Fill in the blanks appropriately with the following quantifiers: no, any, all, some, each, several and every.

1. ___________ordinary person is bothered about climatic changes. If we talk of___________ changes, people look at us as if we don't have ___________ work. In fact , it is such a grave problem that ___________ person has to think about. ___________scientists feel alarmed because the ozone layer is depleting. In addition, ___________ people believe that the global warming is creating climatic problems. But ___________single individual show ___________ concern for it.