Read the text and answer the questions. Thanks!!?

More than ten years ego, a group of teenagers spoke to a Mernber of Parliament and complained that no one ever listened to them. The MP considerad this a challenge, and as a result the UK's youth parliament (UKYP) was formed. The UKYP aims to give young people between the ages of eleven and eighteen a voice in UK politics. They want people to listen to them, including local and national governments, providers of public services.
There are currently more than 300 alected members of the youth parliament, who represent young people from a variety of backgrounds. Members are elected through their schools and almost 90 par cent of young people in England are representad.
After they are efected, youth MPs work on local, regional and national issues. Soma of their more prominent campaigns include: establishing a group of young people to monitor fue media's portrayal of youth, and working with the main police force in the UK to make sure that young people are treated with respect. The UKYP receives money from a variety of sources to fund the铆r work.
Special sessions are sometimes held, which focus not only on UK matters but on international issues too. They algo deal with social, health and environmental issues. It is an excellent way for teenagers to gel involved in debates about things which affect their lives. After all, the youth of today are the decision makers of tomorrow.

1 Read the text and answer the questions. Use complete sentences.
1 How did the youth parl铆ament begin?
2 How is the UKYP financed?
3Why are the special sessions different?

2 Read the text again. Choose A, B or C.
Youth members are electcd too
A by Members of Parliament.
B by the police.
C through their educational establishments.

2 The UKYP worked with tha police to ensure
A that youth Grima levels fall
B that young people were treated respectfully.
C that young people respected the poi ice more.

Find words and phrases in the text that mean:
1 an invitation to try something new and difficult (paragraph A)
2 the type of family you come from and the education and experience you have (paragraph B)
3 important or well-known (paragraph C)
4 palita behaviour towards someone you think is important (paragraph C)
5 formal discussions (paragraph D)

1. The UKYP was formed in response to a complaint made by a group of teenagers who complained to Parliament that no one ever listens to them.

2. The UKYP receives funds from a variety of sources.

3. Special sessions are unique because they focus on international matters.

2. C through their schools

b that young people are treated with respect

1. Challenge
2. backgrounds
3. prominent
4. respect
5. debates

I know this would ahve taken ages to type out but DO YOUR OWN HOMEWORK! It was set to cahllenge you so answer the questions YOURSELF!

In the time it took you to type all that, you could have done your homework yourself :)

Do your own homework :-)

Two points to me.

There is a difference between not understanding something and having to ask others for help and pure laziness where you give your whole homework for others to do. I will be suprised if you get someone doing your homework for you. If you do it will be some poor sod that is desperate to get some points.

DO YOUR OWN HOMEWORK! DONT BE LAZY!

Seriously, are you a teacher who has just done a students homework for them. You should be ashamed. It is hard enough getting kids in the classroom to think for themselves. It may have only taken you 2 minutes, but that kid has learned nothing, nothing except that things should be handed to them on a plate and that laziness is rewarded. With all due respect I would love to see the attitude of kids in your classroom, I would hate to be a teacher covering your classes.