Identify the statement that includes the most specific details. a. arlene donates money to a local food pantry. b. arlene volunteers for hundreds of hours during the summer, building homes with habitat for humanity. c. whenever she can, arlene sends money to members of her family who live far away. d. arlene is very generous, giving many hours of her time to others in need.

The statement (from the answers given) that includes the most specific details is option B: " Arlene volunteers for hundreds of hours during the summer, building homes with Habitat for Humanity".  This is the correct answer because it gives details like "volunteers for hundreds of hours" and says what Arlene did and for who.

Option A doesn't give as many details (it could say the specific amount of money donated, or the name of the food pantry to give more detail), nor does option C (could mention the amount of money sent or a specific family member) or option D ( could mention how many hours), therefore, they are all incorrect.

B. Arlene volunteers for hundreds of hours during the summer, building homes with Habitat for Humanity.

This sentence includes the most specific details. It tells about how many hours she volunteers, when she volunteers, where she volunteers, and what she does when volunteering. Option A does not have many specific details because it doesn't tell how much money or which food pantry. Option C does not have many specific details because it doesn't say how much money, which family members, or where those family members live. Option D does not have many specific details either because it doesn't say how many hour or what she does with the volunteer hours.

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