| Your Results | Global Average | |
|---|---|---|
| Questions | 5 | 5 |
| Correct | 0 | 3.18 |
| Score | 0% | 64% |
Luckily, this year, enough local families volunteered to host all the brilliant youths. In the past, the number of guest homes sometimes fell short, and some of the visitors slept on cots and sleeping bags at local churches. They're adventurous teens and don't mind this makeshift camp-in but it's better if friendly hosts give them a more personal welcome for their stay.
| Instructions for how local families can enroll their children in a similar program. | |
| The story of a time when one of the students stole from his host family. | |
| An overview of what the student's science training will cover. | |
| Instructions for how local families can volunteer to become hosts. |
| Experienced Reserve Deputies supervise new volunteer Reserve Deputies. | |
| Direct interaction with probationers is the primary Duty of a Reserve Deputy. | |
| Reserve Deputies are able to act independently on the job once they have successfully passed all training requirements. | |
| Members of the community who become Reserve Deputie s have a desire to give back to the community. |
| challenges | |
| validates | |
| undermines | |
| invalidates |
| Someone who can see will be able to take advantage of others who cannot see. | |
| It would be easy for someone who can see to become king in a land of people who cannot see. | |
| It is more advantageous to be able to see, even a little bit, than to be blind. | |
| Even someone with minor ability is considered special by those with no ability at all. |
| alone | |
| homeless | |
| overflowing | |
| foreign |