1 According to the text, students in poor countries A buy lunch at the canteen. B don't usually eat. C bring something to eat from home. D don't worry about lunch. 2 How do…

1 According to the text, students in poor countries A buy lunch at the canteen. B don't usually eat. C bring something to eat from home. D don't worry about lunch. 2 How do students in the UK help poor children? A They donate nutritious meals. B They collect money and send it to poor countries. C They pay for a small part of a meal. D They give a small amount of money. 3 The programme is an excellent idea because A it is an easy way to make a better future. B it feeds all the members of a community. C it helps children get to know people in the UK. D it gives work to poor students. 4 How successful has the programme been? A UK students only raised money in 2009. B It has helped people in one area of the world. C More schools are becoming involved. D It raises over £28,000 every year. 5 In the text the author A explains why some children die of hunger. B informs readers about a way to reduce hunger. C describes different places where there is hunger. D shows how he helps poor, hungry children.