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Froggy Jumps GROUP 2Online version Click the correct critical issue. by Angel Joy Devera 1 Maria wants to attend school every day, but sometimes she cannot go because she needs to help her parents sell vegetables in the market to earn money for food. a Poverty b Racism c Corruption 2 A boy studies under a streetlight at night because their house has no electricity and his family cannot afford to pay the bill. a Poverty b Depression c Racism 3 During group work, some students ignore Ben’s ideas and choose another leader, saying they prefer someone who “looks more like them. a Racism b Poverty c Depression 4 At a job interview, the manager tells an applicant that the company prefers someone who “fits the image of their clients,” even though the applicant is qualified. a Racism b Poverty c Corruption 5 A student hears classmates laughing and making jokes about another student’s accent and the way they speak their native language. a Racism b Depression c Poverty 6 Lena used to enjoy drawing and spending time with friends, but recently she stays in her room most of the day and says she feels empty and tired. a Depression b Racism c Poverty 7 After failing an important exam, Mark feels hopeless and believes nothing he does will ever be good enough. a Depression b Racism c Corruption 8 A contractor wins a government project even though another company offered better quality and lower cost. Later, people learn that the contractor has a close personal connection with the official in charge. a Corruption b Poverty c Depression 9 A public officer suddenly becomes very wealthy after approving several business permits in a short period of time. a Corruption b Poverty c Racism 10 Some funds meant for building a community center disappear, and the project stops even though the budget was already approved. a Corruption b Poverty c Racism

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Froggy Jumps

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GROUP 2Online version

by Angel Joy Devera

Maria wants to attend school every day, but sometimes she cannot go because she needs to help her parents sell vegetables in the market to earn money for food.

A boy studies under a streetlight at night because their house has no electricity and his family cannot afford to pay the bill.

During group work, some students ignore Ben’s ideas and choose another leader, saying they prefer someone who “looks more like them.

At a job interview, the manager tells an applicant that the company prefers someone who “fits the image of their clients,” even though the applicant is qualified.

A student hears classmates laughing and making jokes about another student’s accent and the way they speak their native language.

Lena used to enjoy drawing and spending time with friends, but recently she stays in her room most of the day and says she feels empty and tired.

After failing an important exam, Mark feels hopeless and believes nothing he does will ever be good enough.

A contractor wins a government project even though another company offered better quality and lower cost. Later, people learn that the contractor has a close personal connection with the official in charge.

A public officer suddenly becomes very wealthy after approving several business permits in a short period of time.

Some funds meant for building a community center disappear, and the project stops even though the budget was already approved.