B) A novel.

C) Donations.

D) All of the above.

B) Donations.

C) Furniture.

D) Clothes.

B) Getting paid as a professional.

C) Recognition of a lead educator.

D) Volunteer work.

B) She felt they didn’t appreciate her.

C) She thought she should have a salary with her new role.

D) All of the above.

B) Volunteering has been proven that your odds are better in finding a job.

C) Volunteering is not a good way in getting employment.

D) Volunteering doesn’t pay off.

B) You have poor chances of being employed.

C) You have better chances of being employed.

D) All of the above.

B) It is stronger for people who don’t have a high school diploma.

C) It is stronger for people living in urban areas.

D) It is not as strong for people living in rural areas.

B) Responsibility.

C) Learning new and different things.

D) All of the above.

B) A lot of joy and optimism.

C) Gifts.

D) A flexible schedule.

B) Adults.

C) The sick people.

D) Teenagers and children.

B) Volunteer flexibility.

C) Volunteer eagerness.

D) Volunteer’s commitment.

B) He wants children to volunteer for others once they are older.

C) He wants to return the kindness that was shown to him.

D) He wants to be a great mentor.

B) His commitment.

C) His educational skills.

D) His optimistic attitude.

B) To mentor by being a big brother.

C) To encourage children.

D) To donate money.

B) The importance of their association.

C) Big Brothers foundation.

D) Himself.

B) Care for someone who needs help.

C) Give ourselves.

D) Give our time.

B) Go up the ladder.

C) Decline.

D) Not help.

B) Involving yourself is stressful.

C) Some people feel that they have lost hope to move forward.

D) People want to be left alone to live their lives happily.

B) Help you make friends.

C) Help you form new skills.

D) All of the above.

B) Friendship.

C) Happiness.

D) Stress.