6. It can reasonably be inferred from the article that Zach Hunter chose to focus his efforts against human trafficking by
reaching out to college students because:
F.
they are young people working to free many other young people of about the same age.
G. college students are better educated and therefore better able to understand the issues involved in human
trafficking
H. Hunter's organization, Loose Change to Loosen Chains, was started on his own college campus with funding
from the International Justice Mission.
J. human trafficking most often affects college students in the Unites States.
7. According to the article, efforts around the globe to eliminate human trafficking:
F. have been ineffective so far.
G. rely solely on funding from organizations like the International Justice Mission.
H. are having some positive effect on attacking the problem.
J. have not been successful in involving young people in the fight.
8.
The author's purpose in providing details about specific victims of human trafficking, like Jaycee Dugard, is most
likely to:
F. create interest in the story of her victimization and eventual rescue.
G. provide readers with more knowledge about the organizations that have gotten involved.
H. build awareness for those who are most likely to become targets.
J. recruit more volunteers to assist in the fight against trafficking.