Question

1. how is the action club different from the other clubs daniela could join?

a. you need to be invited to join the action club.
b. you need to try out for the other clubs.
c. in the action club, you raise money for causes.
d. in the other clubs, you make more friends.

1. what is the authors main purpose for writing \taking action\?

Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze each option:

• Option a: If the action club requires an invitation while other clubs may have different (e.g., open or try - out) membership processes, this could be a valid difference.
• Option b: Saying "you need to try out for the other clubs" is too general. We don't know if all other clubs require try - outs, and it doesn't clearly contrast with the action club's membership process.
• Option c: Raising money for causes is not necessarily unique to the action club. Other clubs could also engage in fundraising.
• Option d: The claim that "in the other clubs, you make more friends" is subjective and not a clear - cut difference in the nature of the club (like membership or core activities).

So, option a provides the most distinct and logical difference between the action club and the other clubs Daniela could join.

Answer:

a. You need to be invited to join the action club.