cuu toii voiii When you spend time with your children, you are developing an environment for open communication. Good,communication is important for your children to feel comfortable with talking about anything. Asking how their day has,gone can make a big difference.,Children learn by example. If you are setting a good example for them by spending quality time together, they are more,likely to adopt those behaviours in other relationships in their lives. Simple things like playing games together will help,them understand more about interacting with others as well as teach them things like sharing and kindness.,Adapted from https://www parentingni.org blog/time-together-importance,Question 45. The word "they" in paragraph 2 refers to _____.,A. trips B. activities C. parents D. children,Question 46. Which of the following is mentioned as a family activity according to the passage?,A. reading books individually B. playing games together,C. going on a picnic D. watching movies alone,Question 47. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?,A. Good communication in families is not essential for children's positive development.,B. Family activities should always be expensive trips out to be meaningful.,C. Playing games together helps children develop open communication skills.,D. Family members who spend time together are less likely to build strong emotional bonds.,Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to,each of the questions.,Firstly, the most common reason for not volunteering is lack of free time (about half of Americans cite this as the main,reason), and is that the volunteer schedules and commitments are too inflexible. Therefore, a possible solution is to make,volunteering more accessible and automatic. If working parents are volunteering, it is most likely at their kids' schools,,which is a location they are already familiar with. Employers could encourage volunteerism on-site or in a proximate,location. Organisations could be more flexible in the way they use volunteer work, including work that could be done at,home, or during evening or weekend hours.,Secondly, another very common reason is that people don't have information about where to volunteer, or if they do, the,jobs are not meaningful or purposeful. While motivation to volunteer can vary by age, with younger volunteers more,motivated by future preparation (such as increasing skills, knowledge, and advancing careers) and older volunteers more,likely to cite social values as a reason for volunteering, most people are motivated to volunteer by personal gratification,and having a meaningful experience. A solution would be for organisations who use volunteers to make sure they are,matching the skills and experience of their volunteers to the roles they have available. Making copies and coffee are,certainly not meaningful to most. Some organisations have a short interview process where they discuss the background,of the potential volunteer to closely match it to the needs they have.,Question 48. The word "they""in paragraph 1 refers to ______,A. working parents B. employers C. kids D. schools,Question 49. The word "proximate "in aaagraphh is oppossite in manning to______.,A. faraway B. fun C. clear D. meaningful,Question 50. How can the lack of free time for volunteering be solved?,A. encouraging volunteerism at kids' schools for working parents,B. making copies and coffee for volunteers,C. letting parents work during evenings or weekends,D. encouraging parents to volunteer with their children,Question 51. The word "it" in paragraph 2 refers to ______.,A. background B. interview C. volunteer D. process,Question 52. Which of the following is NOT TRUE?,A. Older volunteers are more likely to use social values as a reason for volunteering.,B. Volunteer work should be done more flexibly at home or during evening or weekend hours.,C. Organisations should consider the skills and experience of volunteers when assigning roles.,D. Lack of free time is a common reason why one-third of Americans do not volunteer.

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cuu toii voiii When you spend time with your children, you are developing an environment for open communication. Good,communication is important for your children to feel comfortable with talking about anything. Asking how their day has,gone can make a big difference.,Children learn by example. If you are setting a good example for them by spending quality time together, they are more,likely to adopt those behaviours in other relationships in their lives. Simple things like playing games together will help,them understand more about interacting with others as well as teach them things like sharing and kindness.,Adapted from https://www parentingni.org blog/time-together-importance,Question 45. The word "they" in paragraph 2 refers to _____.,A. trips B. activities C. parents D. children,Question 46. Which of the following is mentioned as a family activity according to the passage?,A. reading books individually B. playing games together,C. going on a picnic D. watching movies alone,Question 47. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?,A. Good communication in families is not essential for children&#x27;s positive development.,B. Family activities should always be expensive trips out to be meaningful.,C. Playing games together helps children develop open communication skills.,D. Family members who spend time together are less likely to build strong emotional bonds.,Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to,each of the questions.,Firstly, the most common reason for not volunteering is lack of free time (about half of Americans cite this as the main,reason), and is that the volunteer schedules and commitments are too inflexible. Therefore, a possible solution is to make,volunteering more accessible and automatic. If working parents are volunteering, it is most likely at their kids&#x27; schools,,which is a location they are already familiar with. Employers could encourage volunteerism on-site or in a proximate,location. Organisations could be more flexible in the way they use volunteer work, including work that could be done at,home, or during evening or weekend hours.,Secondly, another very common reason is that people don&#x27;t have information about where to volunteer, or if they do, the,jobs are not meaningful or purposeful. While motivation to volunteer can vary by age, with younger volunteers more,motivated by future preparation (such as increasing skills, knowledge, and advancing careers) and older volunteers more,likely to cite social values as a reason for volunteering, most people are motivated to volunteer by personal gratification,and having a meaningful experience. A solution would be for organisations who use volunteers to make sure they are,matching the skills and experience of their volunteers to the roles they have available. Making copies and coffee are,certainly not meaningful to most. Some organisations have a short interview process where they discuss the background,of the potential volunteer to closely match it to the needs they have.,Question 48. The word "they""in paragraph 1 refers to ______,A. working parents B. employers C. kids D. schools,Question 49. The word "proximate "in  aaagraphh  is oppossite in manning to______.,A. faraway B. fun C. clear D. meaningful,Question 50. How can the lack of free time for volunteering be solved?,A. encouraging volunteerism at kids&#x27; schools for working parents,B. making copies and coffee for volunteers,C. letting parents work during evenings or weekends,D. encouraging parents to volunteer with their children,Question 51. The word "it" in paragraph 2 refers to ______.,A. background B. interview C. volunteer D. process,Question 52. Which of the following is NOT TRUE?,A. Older volunteers are more likely to use social values as a reason for volunteering.,B. Volunteer work should be done more flexibly at home or during evening or weekend hours.,C. Organisations should consider the skills and experience of volunteers when assigning roles.,D. Lack of free time is a common reason why one-third of Americans do not volunteer.

Accepted Answer

45. D. children
46. B. playing games together
47. C. Playing games together helps children develop open communication skills.

Here are the answers to the questions:

Question 48: A. working parents

Question 49: A. faraway

Question 50: C. letting parents work during evenings or weekends (Note: The passage suggests making volunteering more accessible and automatic, including work that could be done at home, or during evening or weekend hours, to solve the lack of free time issue.)

Question 51: C. volunteer

Question 52: D. Lack of free time is a common reason why one-third of Americans do not volunteer. (According to the passage, lack of free time is the most common reason, and about half of Americans cite this as the main reason, not one-third.)