Fighting Hunger with a Kick

Which sentence from the article shows that developing soccer skills isn’t the only focus of Kicking4Hunger camps?

• During the three-day camp, more than 70 children were able to play soccer.

• The coaches also teach children about staying healthy by exercising and eating the right foods.

• During the school year Kicking4Hunger offers clinics that are usually held for one to three days.

• Kicking4Hunger has set a goal of bringing soccer camps to other states by 2014 and to other countries by 2016.

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Fighting Hunger with a Kick
According to the article, what is one way Whaley achieves his goal of providing soccer instruction to children?

• He asks newspaper reporters to inform others about soccer camps.

• He asks local food banks to provide locations for soccer camps.

• He trains school teachers to become coaches.

• He depends on teenagers to volunteer as coaches.

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Which sentence from the article shows that developing soccer skills isn't the only focus of Kicking4Hunger camps?

• During the three-day camp, more than 70 children were able to play soccer.

• The coaches also teach children about staying healthy by exercising and eating the right foods.

• During the school year Kicking4Hunger offers clinics that are usually held for one to three days.

• Kicking4Hunger has set a goal of bringing soccer camps to other states by 2014 and to other countries by 2016.

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What was one benefit of Whaley winning the Readers' Choice Hero of the Year award?

• He was able to focus on a new career.

• He was able to choose an experienced president for his organization.

• He received advice about how to be an effective soccer coach.

• He was able to use the prize money to help his organization.

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The attendance at Whaley's first soccer camp suggests that the members of the community were-

• unfamiliar with the game of soccer

• willing to support his effort to help others

• more interested in helping food banks than in playing soccer

• eager for him to become president of the organization

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What is the main theme of the article 'Fighting Hunger with a Kick'?

• Soccer training for children

• Combating hunger through sports

• The importance of healthy eating

• Volunteering in local communities

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Which literary device is primarily used in the title 'Fighting Hunger with a Kick'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Alliteration

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In the context of the article, what does the word 'kick' most likely refer to?

• A physical action in soccer

• A motivational boost

• A method to combat hunger

• A new initiative

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Which sentence from the article best illustrates the dual focus of Kicking4Hunger camps?

• The camps are held every summer.

• Children learn soccer skills and healthy habits.

• Volunteers are crucial to the program's success.

• The camps are expanding to new locations.

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