Question

Read the text below and do exercises 1-3.

Find What’s Right for You Unlike school, with volunteering you get to pick what really interests you and who (or what) is most deserving of your time. Need some ideas to get you started? Here are just a few: Help kids learn and grow. Become a Big Brother or Big Sister, camp counselor, or volunteer for an after-school sports program. Special Olympics games and events are great ways to get to know special-needs kids. (...) Volunteer for a political campaign. If you’re interested in politics, it’s a great way to find out how things work on the inside. Even if you can’t vote, you can still work to get your candidate elected. (...) Help the environment. Join a conservation group and help out with river preservation. Take part in a local park cleanup day. You don’t have to be an outdoorsy type — if you can’t picture yourself hauling trees up a hill, you could help out in a park office or education center. (...) If you have more than one thing you love, find a way to combine the two. For example, if you love kids and are great at arts and crafts, visit your local children’s hospital and offer to lead art activities for young patients. From:


1- According to the text, what is the difference between volunteering and school? Use a fragment from the text to answer this question. (RESPONDA EM INGLÊS) *



2- What can you do as a volunteer if you want to help kids learn and grow? (Pode ser respondido em Português) *


3- What can you do if you are good at arts and love kids?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Explicação:3- What can you do if you are good at arts and love kids?