English, 22.10.2020 21:01 mprjug6

Read the passage. Being a volunteer has many benefits. In addition to helping those in need, volunteer work is also good for the mind and body of those who help. It has been shown that volunteering makes people happy and helps reduce stress. It connects people to the community and other individuals. Volunteering also gives people a sense of purpose and increases self-confidence.

What text-to-world connection could a reader make?

This makes me think about how I feel after I help a friend with homework.
This makes me think about all of the things that make me feel happy.
This makes me think of a novel where characters volunteered at a food bank.
This makes me think about how so many people are eager to help others after a natural disaster.

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