3.The pleasure in being outdoors is fundamental to human happiness.

The Article states:One study conducted in the city of Birmingham, Alabama, found that most participants' mood and well-being improved significantly when they spent time in urban parks, even though the average visit was only around half an hour.Why did the author include this passage?A.To provide evidence that spending time in nature leads to increased health and happinessB.To prove that the longer people stay outdoors, the greater the benefitC.To explain how much time people spend in parks in Birmingham, AlabamaD.To emphasize the salutary effects of nature on peoples' cognition and creativity

Recreational activities provide opportunities in which everyone could enormously benefit from. Which of the following statements is NOT true about the benefits of Recreational Activities?Group of answer choicesRecreation is Essential to Personal HealthRecreation Reduces Self-Destructive and Anti-Social BehaviourRecreation is Key to Balanced LifeParks, Open Space and Natural Areas are Essential to Economic Survival

Select the correct answer.Which detail best develops the idea that having time in solitude will result in happiness? A. "The sky was full of stars, and the garden of scents, and the borders of wallflowers and sweet, sly pansies." (paragraph 3) B. "I shall watch the things that happen in my garden, and see where I have made mistakes." (paragraph 1) C. "I had some visitors here a fortnight ago who left after staying about a week and clearly not enjoying themselves."(paragraph 25) D. "Wouldn't it be perfect to get up every morning for weeks and feel that you belong to yourself and to nobody else?" (paragraph 11)

Choose the correct word with the definition.Question 11.Walking in the rain gives me a pleasure.A.CorrectB.IncorrectQuestion 12.Staying up late is harmful to skin.A.IncorrectB.CorrectQuestion 13.an area which is the same as ten thousand square metersA. fossil fuelsB. carbon dioxideC. global warmingD. hectares

Select the correct answer.In paragraphs 9–11, how does the author unfold his ideas about the link between mental wellness and being outdoors? A. First, he cites expert opinions on the value of being outside. Then, he provides personal anecdotes that show his own opinions on the topic. B. First, he focuses his attention on a specific disease. Then, he widens his scope to talk about mental health more generally. C. First, he encourages communities to develop more green spaces. Then, he explains how these green spaces will lead to positive changes. D. First, he describes research that shows the benefits of being outdoors. Then, he elaborates by talking about another kind of mental wellness.