【Weallknowthatvolunteeringyourtimetohelpothersisgoodfortheword.Butitmightbegoodforyourbodyandbraintoo.Herearesomewaysthatvolunteeringcanbenefit(使……受益)thevolunteer.Benefitstoyourwell-being(幸福)】

　　Weallknowthatvolunteeringyourtimetohelpothersisgoodfortheword.Butitmightbegoodforyourbodyandbraintoo.Herearesomewaysthatvolunteeringcanbenefit(使……受益)thevolunteer.

　　Benefitstoyourwell-being(幸福)

　　It’snosecretthatdoinggoodthingscanmakeyoufeelgoodaboutyourself.AccordingtoastudybyUnitedHealthGroup96%ofpeoplewhovolunteeredsaidthatitimprovedtheirmood(心情)and78%ofvolunteerssaidthatitloweredtheirstresslevels.

　　Doinggoodallowspeopletohelpimprovetheircommunitiesandgivesthemachancetolearnnewskillsandmeetnewpeople---allthingsthatcanaddtoaperson’ssenseofwell-beingaccordingtothestudy.

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　　TheUnitedHealthGroup’sstudyalsofoundthat76%ofpeoplewhovolunteeredsaiditmadethemfeelhealthier.Andstudieshaveshownthatvolunteeringcanbegoodforyourhealth.

　　Forexamplein2013CarnegieMellonUniversitystudiedagroupofadultsover50andfoundthatiftheyvolunteeredformorethan200hoursinayeartheywerelesslikelytodevelophighbloodpressure(高血压)thanthosewhodidn’tvolunteeratall.

　　Inmostcasesthehopeofhealthbenefitsislikelyanaddedbonus(福利)ratherthanthereasonbehindvolunteering.Anywaygivingyourtimetoareasonyoucareaboutisawin-win.

　　( )1.WhichofthefollowingisfromtheUnitedHealthGroup’sstudy?

　　A.76%ofvolunteersthoughtvolunteeringcouldmakethemhappy.

　　B.78%ofvolunteerssaidvolunteeringraisedtheirstresslevels.

　　C.96%ofvolunteerssaidvolunteeringloweredtheirbloodpressure.

　　D.76%ofvolunteersthoughtvolunteeringcouldmakethemhealthier.

　　( )2.Whichofthefollowingsubtitles(副标题)canbeputin_____?

　　A.Waystovolunteer B.Benefitstoyourhealth

　　C.Benefitstoyourwork D.Volunteers’healthproblems

　　( )3.Fromthelastparagraphwecanlearnthat________

　　A.ifwevolunteerwecanhelpothersandmakeourselveshealthy

　　B.weshouldknowexactlywhywevolunteer

　　C.it’stimetovolunteerrightnow

　　D.thereasonbehindvolunteeringismoreimportant

　　( )4.What’sthemainideaofthepassage?

　　A.Volunteersa