Question

give to charity
a. gautam

1. charity means a generous action or donation to help the poor, ill, or helpless. donating to causes you care about not only benefits the charities but also rewards you. millions of people regularly donate to charities to benefit others and for the positive effect on themselves.
2. feel good

have you ever helped someone and felt good about it?
donating to charity has that effect. helping others makes you feel empowered, happier, and fulfilled. it also gives you a sense of purpose, which, in turn, is rewarding. research has proven a link between donating to charity and increased brain activity in the area that identifies pleasure.

1. strong values

people who donate listen to their social conscience.
conscience is the inner sense of what is right or wrong in ones actions or motives, influencing you to the
ight\ action.
research by a charity organization, the british - based organization caf, showed that 96% of donors felt they had a moral duty to help others. they felt like they had to use what they had for others. this feeling is deeply rooted in ones personal values and beliefs. people who start donating encourage these values that feel close to their beliefs.
the passage about charity is divided into sections with subheadings. drag each section to show how its structure supports the author’s purpose of encouraging readers to donate.

section	purpose
strong values	demonstrates how seeing others donate inspires more people to give.
leading by example	explains how giving brings emotional benefits and personal fulfillment.
donate what you can	shows how donating connects to a person’s moral beliefs and conscience.

Explanation:

• "Feel good" section: Talks about emotional benefits (empowered, happier, fulfilled) and research link to pleasure - matches "Explains how giving brings emotional benefits and personal fulfillment."
• "Strong values" section: Mentions social conscience, moral duty, values - matches "Shows how donating connects to a person's moral beliefs and conscience."
• "Leading by example" (not in given text but assume based on structure logic): If it were about others inspiring (like in some common charity texts), but here no such text. Wait, no, check again. Wait the problem is to match the given sections. Wait the left has "Feel good", "Strong values", and the right has four sections. Wait no, the left has "Give to Charity" with sub - sections. Wait the right table has four rows. Wait the left text:
• "Feel good" paragraph: talks about emotional benefits (empowered, happier, fulfilled) and brain activity (pleasure) - so matches "Explains how giving brings emotional benefits and personal fulfillment."
• "Strong values" paragraph: talks about social conscience, moral duty (96% felt moral duty) - so matches "Shows how donating connects to a person's moral beliefs and conscience."
• Assume "Donate what you can" (maybe a section not fully shown but from the right table's "Donate what you can" purpose: "Encourages participation by showing ways to give beyond money." But in the left text, the first paragraph (under Gautam) says "generous action or donation...rewards you...millions donate...", but no "ways to give beyond money". Wait no, maybe a mis - match. Wait no, the problem is to drag. Wait the left has:
• Section "Feel good": matches "Explains how giving brings emotional benefits and personal fulfillment."
• Section "Strong values": matches "Shows how donating connects to a person's moral beliefs and conscience."
• Assume the other two (if there was a "Donate what you can" section in the left, but in the given left text, the first part (Gautam) is general, then "Feel good", "Strong values". But the right table has four rows. Wait maybe a formatting error. But based on the given text:
• "Feel good": about emotional (good feeling, empowered, etc.) - so "Explains how giving brings emotional benefits and personal fulfillment."
• "Strong values": about conscience, moral duty - "Shows how donating connects to a person's moral beliefs and conscience."

Answer:

• Feel good: Explains how giving brings emotional benefits and personal fulfillment.
• Strong values: Shows how donating connects to a person's moral beliefs and conscience.