Crown II Lesson 4 Section 4 Quiz

Are there still countless sick and injured people all over the world?

• Yes, they are.
• No, they aren't,
• Yes, there are.
• No, there aren't,

What does Dr. Kanto not hope for?

• Many more Japanese will volunteer to help those in need.
• The Japanese to remain indifferent to the world's problems.
• She wants an increase in compassion for people who need help among the Japanese.
• She hopes that people have confidence in themselves and have the courage to put their beliefs into action.

What is the work of NGOs like MSF?

• It is stopping the contlict.
• It is playing peace.
• It is talking to many people about memories of tragedy.
• It is helping solve many of the world's problems.

Did Dr. Kanto think her experience in Sri Lanka gave true meaning to her life and work?

• Yes,she did.
• No,she didn't.
• Yes,she does.
• No,she doesn't

How long will she work at MSF?

• She will work until MSF is no shorter necessary.
• She will work until MSF is longer necessary.
• She will work until MSF is no longer necessary.
• 10 years.

Who may object when crossing borders?

• Your friends.
• Your family and friends.
• Your family.
• Friend's family.

What is Dr. Kanto's hope?

• Many more people will volunteer for helping rich people work.
• Many more people join MSF.
• Many more people see and go more of Sri Lanka.
• Many more people begin to have a sense of compassion for people who need help.

Choose what is not written in the story.

• The work of NGOs such as MSF is to help solve many of the world's problems.
• Volunteers will see that they get as much as they give.
• Dr. Kanto advised us to follow our heart if joining an NGO seems to us the right thing to do.
• Dr. Kanto's six months at Madhu gave true meaning to her life and work.

How long did Dr.Kanto work at Madhu?

• Six months
• Six years
• Sixteen months
• No longer necessary

Aren't there many sick and injured people all over the world?

• Yes, there are.
• No, there aren't.
• No, there can't.
• Yes, there can