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But what are the prerequisites for becoming a volunteer? One might immediately think of attributes like kindness.
selflessness, the strength of character, ability to deal with others, determination, adaptability and flexibility and a
capacity to comprehend the ways of other people. While offering oneself selflessly, working as a volunteer makes
further demands on the individual. It requires a strength of will, a sense of moral responsibility for one's fellow human
beings, and an ability to fit into the ethos of an organization or community. But it also requires something which in no
way detracts from the valuable work done by volunteers and which may seem at first glance both contradictory and
surprising: self-interest.
1) Which of the following factors is associated with higher rates of volunteering based on academic background?
A. people who have no qualifications
B. people who have work experience
C. people who have no employment history
D. people who have a degree or postgraduate qualification
2) What are some impacts of voluntary activities on participants?
A. It leads them to financial independence.
B. It enhances their problem-solving skills.
C. It separates them from the real world.
D. It improves the any country's economy.
3) According to the passage, which group of people is more likely to volunteer based on the survey conducted in the
United Kingdom?
A. people from lower-income households
B. people from higher-income households
C. people who were surveyed in 2001
D. people from households with an annual income between £10,000 and £75,000
4) What qualities are suggested as necessary for someone to become a volunteer?
A. helpfulness, strength and high income
B. kindness, adaptability, and determination
C. a high income and professional success
D. physical strength and athleticism
5) Which sector accounted for the highest proportion of total volunteered hours in Australia?
A. Community and Welfare
B. Sport, Politics and Welfare
C. Law, Justice and Politics
D. Sport and Recreation
6) What can young adult volunteers contribute to benefit communities besides talent?
