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Question 4(Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)
(03.06 MC)
Celine would like to get more exercise, but the community in which she lives has only very expensive health clubs and gyms. There's a park in the
next town over from her, but its distance means she can't get there during the day, and in the evening it's not safely monitored. All of the following
might be effective ways to address Celine's problem EXCEPT
O call the transportation department to request additional bus routes to and from the park
O email the health clubs and gyms and tell them that they are too expensive to join
O start a petition to demand more law enforcement presence in the park during the evening
O write a letter to the county office to suggest the addition of a new park in her area
Question 5(Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)
(03.06 LC)
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