Fighting Hunger with a Kick

The attendance at Whaley’s first soccer camp suggests that 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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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 schoolteachers to become qualified 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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Which words from paragraph 3 best help the reader understand what appropriate means?

• people who work with children

• volunteers fill bags

• fit the needs of

• experienced other difficulties

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Paragraph 4 is important to the selection because it provides information about how the Care Bags project —

• shares information with its volunteers

• relies on people to support its goals

• identifies which toys children prefer

• estimates how many bags will be needed

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Which sentence from the selection shows that Wignall’s project has expanded over the years?

• F. She and other volunteers placed these items in bags to give to children who needed them.

• G. After the bags are filled, they are sent to the children who need them.

• H. Volunteers who sew make the bags that hold the donated items and also make other things that are included in the bags, such as blankets and bibs.

• J. Thanks to these kits, about 70 other Care Bags programs have been started.

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Read the following sentence from paragraph 6: "One of these programs is managed by people in Africa who once received bags from Wignall!" The author includes this sentence most likely to —

• illustrate how many Care Bags programs there are in the world

• show that Wignall’s project has had a positive effect on others

• demonstrate why more volunteers for Care Bags programs are needed

• show how long it can take for Wignall’s bags to reach people in need

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Which of these is the best summary of the selection?

• After talking to her parents, Annie Wignall started a project called Care Bags. People who work with children contact Wignall’s group about children who need help. Volunteers for the project then fill bags with toys and other items.

• Annie Wignall wanted to find a way to help other children. After talking to her parents, she decided to gather items that children needed and put them in bags for delivery. Many people volunteered to help Annie with her project, which became known as Care Bags.

• After hearing about a family that had to leave their home suddenly and left some things behind, Annie Wignall decided to create the Care Bags project. The project provides bags containing toys and other items to children who need them. Project volunteers have helped thousands of children all over the world.

• Annie Wignall gathered some items in a bag for children in need and decided to start the Care Bags project. The project has now helped children all over the world by putting together many more similar bags. Wignall still directs the project’s activities.

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The authors of the two selections probably intend for the reader to learn how —

• the two organizations selected leaders who could accomplish more than members expect

• food banks are involved with organizations that aid children

• each organization grew out of a person’s desire to help others

• the two organizations make use of volunteers

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