A community cleanup brings volunteers（志愿者）together to clean, repair, and improve public spaces or other areas that have been filled with rubbish or destroyed（破坏）. Cleanup projects can include all kinds of public spaces—parks, playground, and even parking lots. Cleanups show that people care about its appearance. Crime（犯罪）is less likely to happen when a neighborhood is clean, and used by neighbors and their friends. By cleaning a used park or playground, more people would like to play there and protect them, which makes the community safer. ◎A cleanup can be a one-time event（事件）. The activity can also continue by moving the cleanup from one place to another—for example, from the school playground to a neighborhood park. ※Sharing the work—letting people do different jobs that interest them makes each new cleanup a fresh chance for volunteers. Make sure your community cleanup goals（目标）are realistic. It’s a good idea to start with a project that can be finished in one afternoon and then turn to larger projects. Whether your cleanup project is a one-time event or a year-long task, don’t forget to celebrate the results. Take photos and videos, then post them on the Internet and write thank-you letters to those who helped. Making a meal at the end can make volunteers look forward to working together again.

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（1）. How do people share their tasks in community cleanups?

A．	Men take more jobs than women.	B．	They are given jobs in order of age.
C．	They choose freely for each cleanup.	D．	Those who arrive earliest choose first.

（2）. Which of the tasks is the best for a community cleanup to start with?

A．	Tidying a small security room.	B．	Cleaning the parking lot once.
C．	Making a month-long cleanup plan.	D．	Helping clean an old people’s home.

（3）. What does Paragraph 2 mainly tell us?

A．	Where community cleanups take place.	B．	What jobs community cleanups include.
C．	Why community cleanups are important.	D．	How many people a community clean up needs.

（4）. Why is making a meal at the end of cleanups suggested?

A．	To say thank-you to volunteers.	B．	To praise volunteers for their work.
C．	To draw volunteers to the next cleanup.	D．	To invite volunteers to show their cooking.

（5）. Where is the text most probably from?

A．

A travel guide.

B．

A health magazine.

C．

A cleaning poster.

D．

A geography textbook.