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Jenna is planning her presentation on teen volunteer opportunities for the student council. she will be giving the presentation in a regular
classroom.
which handout would be most useful for her oral presentation?
a)a photograph of someone picking up trash at the park
b)a list of phone numbers for volunteer organizations
c)a chart listing the pros and cons of volunteer work
d)a directory of addresses of student council members

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