Hi. Did you forget to say that this question is about the article "Why tough times can create better neighbors"
In addition, you forgot to show the answer options. The response options are:
(A) Other acts of kindness include providing food for children who are out of school.
(B) In 2016, he published an article in Scientific American, "Kindness Contagion," that included findings of studies about how people "catch" generosity from others.
(C) For example, when Germans began retreating behind closed doors earlier in March, Molly Wilson realized she didn't know the elderly people in her Berlin neighborhood.
(D) "We need to do something off-line in order to let old people know that it's OK to reach out for help."
Answer:
(D) "We need to do something off-line in order to let old people know that it's OK to reach out for help."
Step-by-step explanation:
The article shows how difficult times can be effective in highlighting people's kindness and charity. In this article, the author presents several examples of moments of charity among members of neighborhoods around the world, during the pandemic caused by the coronavirus. At that moment, the neighbors maintained their social distance, helped the elderly, sang for each other, held parties on their balconies, among other acts to promote good and supportive feelings in a moment as difficult as this. Although the internet at this time is very beneficial, it is important to do things offline, such as those mentioned above, to show support to neighbors, especially those who are in more fragile situations.