The author makes this statement to suggest that-

Volunteering is an important part of a healthy society

Colleges will not accept students who do not volunteer

Students will not volunteer if it is not required

Schools require volunteering to make it harder for students to graduate

The author seeks to persuade readers to volunteer by-

Explaining the many ways that volunteering benefits the volunteer.

Showing how colleges consider volunteer experience when making admissions decisions

Pointing out that some people do not have enough skills to get better jobs

Suggesting that high schools may require volunteering if not enough students do it on their own

From paragraph 8, the reader can infer that-

Elderly, disables, and ill people often require the most volunteer assistance

Young people are best suited for caring for others

Young people who volunteer become more responsible

Being a volunteer is unsuitable for someone who has a disability or is poor

According to the information in the circle graphs, which of these volunteering activities would likely have the most students participate?

A beach cleanup that happens four times a year

A meal delivery service that is provided weekly

A park cleanup activity that takes place monthly

A tutoring club that meets daily

Which of the following sentences uses the word 'volunteer' correctly?

She decided to volunteer at the local animal shelter every weekend.

He was volunteer to finish his homework before dinner.

They volunteer the project without any help.

The volunteer was to complete the task by tomorrow.

What is the main theme of the passage about volunteering?

Volunteering helps build community and personal growth.

Volunteering is a waste of time.

Volunteering is only for students.

Volunteering should be mandatory for everyone.

In the context of volunteering, what does the phrase 'giving back to the community' mean?

Contributing time and effort to help improve the community.

Taking resources from the community for personal use.

Returning borrowed items to the community center.

Selling goods to community members at a discount.

Volunteering

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Arnie cleans up unused farmland,removes rubbish,clears the plants.

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Since they started the project ,people seem friendlier,and there's less litter and vandalism.

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Volunteers get paid for that.

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Victoria helps elderly people.

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What can a volunteer do? Look at the picture!

Sell awareness buttons for charity

Help disabled people

Help rebuild houses

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What can a volunteer do? Look at the picture!

Support homeless people

Painting project

Help people after a natural catastrophe

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What can a volunteer do? Look at the picture!

Clean the beaches

Sort out donated clothes

Support homeless people

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