World Kids 1 Lesson 41 Post-Lesson Homework

How do you say “charity” in Japanese?

How do you say “ボランティア” in English?

Choose the word that best fills in the gap: “I ___ of balloons.”

Which of the following is correct?

How do you say “They’re going to clean up the park.” in Japanese?

How do you say “慈善フェアはいつですか” in English?

Which of the following is correct?

Choose the best answer to the following question: “Are you going to come to the fair?”

How do you say “Tomorrow I will make some decorations.” in Japanese?

How do you say “何が好き？” in English?

Choose the best answer to the following question: “What do I want to change?”

Choose the word that best fills in the gap: “Volunteers go to food ___ to collect their extra food.”

Have you ever given to any charities? Which ones did you give to? If you haven’t, which charities do you like?

In your opinion which charity is better, helping homeless people OR helping homeless cats and dogs? Why?

In your opinion which charity is better, cleaning up the beach OR cleaning up parks? Why?

Many schools in other countries hold charity fairs. Do Japanese schools hold charity fairs? If yes, do you participate? If no, should they hold charity fairs?

Would you volunteer to clean somewhere? Where would you like to clean? Where would you not like to clean?

Would you give money to an animal charities that looks after ugly animals such as spiders and insects? Why/Why not?

If you were to participate in a charity fair, would you prefer to make cookies or make some decorations. Why?

If you were going to work at a charity fair, would you prefer to be a DJ or cashier? Why?