UNIT 3 LESSON 4

What do both featured charities have in common?

• They are government-run health programs.

• They charge for their services.

• They are non-profit organizations with excellent reputations.

• They only work in the United States.

How can people support these charities?

• By attending fundraising galas only

• By purchasing merchandise

• By donating or volunteering through their websites

• By calling their international offices

What is the founding belief of Doctors Without Borders (Médecins Sans Frontières)?

• Everyone should receive free dental care.

• Medical care should be available to everyone, regardless of location.

• Doctors should only treat war victims.

• Only trained volunteers should provide aid.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a reason for MSF's emergency assistance?

• Armed conflicts

• Epidemics

• Animal attacks

• Natural disasters

What year was Doctors Without Borders officially founded?

• 1980

• 1971

• 1965

• 1990

Which belief guides the Coral Reef Alliance?

• Coral reefs are too fragile to save.

• Tourism is not a threat to reefs.

• Human-caused problems can also be solved by humans.

• Only scientists should intervene in reef conservation.

What does the Coral Reef Alliance do to help communities?

• It teaches them to build dams.

• It relocates people away from reef areas.

• It helps them benefit socially, culturally, and economically from conservation.

• It encourages them to avoid the ocean.

Which of the following is a method used by the Coral Reef Alliance?

• Promoting heavy tourism

• Providing free fish to locals

• Reducing threats like overfishing and water pollution

• Building coral farms

According to the article, how resilient are coral reefs?

• They are already extinct.

• They can survive anything without help.

• They are resilient, but cannot survive current stress levels without help.

• They only grow in protected areas.

What is the long-term goal of the Coral Reef Alliance?

• To replace reefs with artificial structures

• To use reefs only for tourism

• To preserve coral reefs for future enjoyment

• To relocate marine animals