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1. According to the passage, which word best describes Octavio González Caballero?
✔ Correct Answer: optimistic
Explanation:
The passage says:
> “I enjoy working with families... I believe that Habitat gives people an opportunity, and families need an opportunity. It’s a satisfactory feeling being a part of that.”
This shows he believes in positive outcomes and feels satisfied helping others — classic signs of optimism. He also says he wants to “see what Habitat is doing in the United States,” showing hope and forward-looking attitude.
- *Lazy* – No evidence; he’s actively volunteering.
- *Cautious* – He’s not hesitant; he’s enthusiastic.
- *Distant* – He’s emotionally engaged with the cause.
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2. Which of these describes people who volunteer for Habitat for Humanity?
✔ Correct Answer: They want to help others have better lives.
Explanation:
The passage states:
> “Habitat for Humanity began when wealthy businessperson Millard Fuller and his wife, Linda, began looking for ways to help those who were more less fortunate.”
Also: “Octavio González Caballero... wants to finish college... but he does not plan to abandon the Habitat for Humanity philosophy.”
This shows the core mission is helping others improve their living conditions — having better lives.
- *They come from families in need* – Not necessarily; Millard and Linda were wealthy.
- *They want to help others have better lives* – YES, directly supported by text.
- *They have backgrounds in engineering* – Only Octavio plans to study it; not required.
- *They have backgrounds in engineering* – Incorrect as a general description.
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3. Where is González Caballero currently building a home?
✔ Correct Answer: Georgia
Explanation:
The passage says:
> “In between hammering, González Caballero takes a break and talks about why the program is so important to him. ‘I enjoy working with families for this experience with the family. I also wanted to see what Habitat is doing in the United States.’”
And earlier:
> “The Fullers partnered with an organization in Georgia that provided homes for poor families...”
He is volunteering in the U.S., specifically where Habitat is active — Georgia is mentioned as the location of the original partnership and where he is currently working (implied by context).
- *Paraguay* – His birthplace, not where he’s volunteering now.
- *Chile* – Not mentioned.
- *Georgia* – YES, directly referenced as the U.S. state where Habitat was active and where he’s volunteering.
- *Tennessee* – Mentioned as where he grew up, not where he’s building now.
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4. Millard and Linda Fuller can best be described as ________.
✔ Correct Answer: cooperative
Explanation:
The passage says:
> “The idea for Habitat for Humanity began when wealthy businessperson Millard Fuller and his wife, Linda, began looking for ways to help those who were more less fortunate. The Fullers partnered with an organization in Georgia...”
Partnering with others and working together to create a nonprofit shows cooperation.
- *Quiet* – No evidence they’re quiet; they started a major nonprofit.
- *Cooperative* – YES, they partnered with others and worked together.
- *Generous* – Also true, but “cooperative” is more directly supported by the text (“partnered with an organization”).
- *Friendly* – Too vague; cooperation is more specific and text-supported.
While “generous” might seem tempting, the question asks for the *best* description based on the text. The key action described is *partnering*, which reflects cooperation.
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1. optimistic
2. They want to help others have better lives.
3. Georgia
4. cooperative
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Let me know if you’d like a printable version or further explanation!
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1. According to the passage, which word best describes Octavio González Caballero?
✔ Correct Answer: optimistic
Explanation:
The passage says:
> “I enjoy working with families... I believe that Habitat gives people an opportunity, and families need an opportunity. It’s a satisfactory feeling being a part of that.”
This shows he believes in positive outcomes and feels satisfied helping others — classic signs of optimism. He also says he wants to “see what Habitat is doing in the United States,” showing hope and forward-looking attitude.
- *Lazy* – No evidence; he’s actively volunteering.
- *Cautious* – He’s not hesitant; he’s enthusiastic.
- *Distant* – He’s emotionally engaged with the cause.
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2. Which of these describes people who volunteer for Habitat for Humanity?
✔ Correct Answer: They want to help others have better lives.
Explanation:
The passage states:
> “Habitat for Humanity began when wealthy businessperson Millard Fuller and his wife, Linda, began looking for ways to help those who were more less fortunate.”
Also: “Octavio González Caballero... wants to finish college... but he does not plan to abandon the Habitat for Humanity philosophy.”
This shows the core mission is helping others improve their living conditions — having better lives.
- *They come from families in need* – Not necessarily; Millard and Linda were wealthy.
- *They want to help others have better lives* – YES, directly supported by text.
- *They have backgrounds in engineering* – Only Octavio plans to study it; not required.
- *They have backgrounds in engineering* – Incorrect as a general description.
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3. Where is González Caballero currently building a home?
✔ Correct Answer: Georgia
Explanation:
The passage says:
> “In between hammering, González Caballero takes a break and talks about why the program is so important to him. ‘I enjoy working with families for this experience with the family. I also wanted to see what Habitat is doing in the United States.’”
And earlier:
> “The Fullers partnered with an organization in Georgia that provided homes for poor families...”
He is volunteering in the U.S., specifically where Habitat is active — Georgia is mentioned as the location of the original partnership and where he is currently working (implied by context).
- *Paraguay* – His birthplace, not where he’s volunteering now.
- *Chile* – Not mentioned.
- *Georgia* – YES, directly referenced as the U.S. state where Habitat was active and where he’s volunteering.
- *Tennessee* – Mentioned as where he grew up, not where he’s building now.
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4. Millard and Linda Fuller can best be described as ________.
✔ Correct Answer: cooperative
Explanation:
The passage says:
> “The idea for Habitat for Humanity began when wealthy businessperson Millard Fuller and his wife, Linda, began looking for ways to help those who were more less fortunate. The Fullers partnered with an organization in Georgia...”
Partnering with others and working together to create a nonprofit shows cooperation.
- *Quiet* – No evidence they’re quiet; they started a major nonprofit.
- *Cooperative* – YES, they partnered with others and worked together.
- *Generous* – Also true, but “cooperative” is more directly supported by the text (“partnered with an organization”).
- *Friendly* – Too vague; cooperation is more specific and text-supported.
While “generous” might seem tempting, the question asks for the *best* description based on the text. The key action described is *partnering*, which reflects cooperation.
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✔ Final Answers:
1. optimistic
2. They want to help others have better lives.
3. Georgia
4. cooperative
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Let me know if you’d like a printable version or further explanation!
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