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Froggy Jumps GROUP 1Online version Click the correct critical issue. by Angel Joy Devera 1 Many children in a community stop going to school because their parents cannot pay for transportation, food, or school materials. a Poverty b Racism c Depression 2 In a small community, many children stop attending school because they need to help their parents earn money. Their families struggle every day to buy enough food and pay for basic necessities. a Poverty b Corruption c Depression 3 During group activities, a new student is often ignored and not chosen as a partner. Some classmates quietly avoid sitting beside him because they believe people from his ethnic background are different from them. a Racism b Corruption c Poverty 4 Carlo used to enjoy playing basketball and spending time with friends. Recently, he stays alone in his room most of the time, loses interest in activities he once loved, and often feels empty and tired even when nothing bad seems to have happened. a Depression b Corruption c Racism 5 A company bids for a public project, but another company wins even though its proposal is weaker. Later, people learn that certain officials had personal connections with the winning group and quietly favored them during the selection process. a Corruption b Poverty c Racism 6 Every morning, Ana walks a long distance to school wearing the same old uniform because her family cannot afford to buy a new one. Sometimes she studies at night without electricity and often skips meals so her younger siblings can eat. a Poverty b Corruption c Racism 7 In a small town, several children leave school early to help their parents earn money. Their families struggle to provide enough food, clothing, and other basic needs. a Poverty b Corruption c Depression 8 During a class project, some students avoided including a new classmate in their group because he spoke differently and came from a different community. Eventually, the student felt unwelcome and isolated. a Racism b Depression c Corruption 9 After failing an important exam, Leo started avoiding his friends and stopped participating in activities he once enjoyed. He often feels hopeless, tired, and unmotivated even when people try to encourage him. a Depression b Racism c Poverty 10 A city construction project was given to a company that did not meet the required standards. Later, people suspected that the decision-makers had personal connections with the company owners. a Corruption b Poverty c Racism

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by Angel Joy Devera

Many children in a community stop going to school because their parents cannot pay for transportation, food, or school materials.

In a small community, many children stop attending school because they need to help their parents earn money. Their families struggle every day to buy enough food and pay for basic necessities.

During group activities, a new student is often ignored and not chosen as a partner. Some classmates quietly avoid sitting beside him because they believe people from his ethnic background are different from them.

Carlo used to enjoy playing basketball and spending time with friends. Recently, he stays alone in his room most of the time, loses interest in activities he once loved, and often feels empty and tired even when nothing bad seems to have happened.

A company bids for a public project, but another company wins even though its proposal is weaker. Later, people learn that certain officials had personal connections with the winning group and quietly favored them during the selection process.

Every morning, Ana walks a long distance to school wearing the same old uniform because her family cannot afford to buy a new one. Sometimes she studies at night without electricity and often skips meals so her younger siblings can eat.

In a small town, several children leave school early to help their parents earn money. Their families struggle to provide enough food, clothing, and other basic needs.

During a class project, some students avoided including a new classmate in their group because he spoke differently and came from a different community. Eventually, the student felt unwelcome and isolated.

After failing an important exam, Leo started avoiding his friends and stopped participating in activities he once enjoyed. He often feels hopeless, tired, and unmotivated even when people try to encourage him.

A city construction project was given to a company that did not meet the required standards. Later, people suspected that the decision-makers had personal connections with the company owners.