单选题In kindness activities students learn _____.Ato deal with difficult thingsBto do great things every dayCto know about the worldDto consider other people
单选题
In kindness activities students learn _____.
A
to deal with difficult things
B
to do great things every day
C
to know about the world
D
to consider other people
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解析：
由文章倒数第一句“Students learn to consider other people and think about how small actions can make the world a better place.”可知，学生学会了为他人考虑。故D选项正确。
由文章倒数第一句“Students learn to consider other people and think about how small actions can make the world a better place.”可知，学生学会了为他人考虑。故D选项正确。
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