Volunteering is its Own Reward

In paragraph 1, John F. Kennedy declared in his inaugural address: “Ask not what your country can do for you—ask what ___ can do for your country.”

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In paragraph 2, how do Americans serve their communities?

• as Doctors

• as Peace Corps

• as Students

• as Police Officers

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Read paragraph 3. What do these programs require of people?

• their time

• their patience

• their motivation

• their happiness

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Read paragraph 4. Is volunteerism growing in popularity?

• yes

• no

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Read paragraphs 6 and 7. What are some reasons people join volunteer programs?

Select more than one.

• for their resume

• because it's good for them

• it feels good to help others

• it gives you a lot of money

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In paragraphs 8-9, what are some benefits associated with volunteering?

• reduces stress

• keeps you socially connected

• healthier, mentally and physically

• makes you feel lonely

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Fill in the blank. In paragraph 10, it says "A study conducted by the London School of _________ and published in Social Science and Medicine found that the more people volunteered, the happier they were."

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True or False: According to some studies, people who volunteer live longer.

• True

• False

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