How many girls were helped by the Days for Girls project?

• A. 50
• B. Over 700
• C. 2,000
• D. 7,000

Answer: (B)

Interpreting quantified outcomes is the key idea here. When a question asks how many people were helped, you look for a statement that communicates a count in a realistic range for a project’s reach. Saying “over 700” means more than seven hundred people were helped, which conveys a substantial yet not extreme scale. It’s a precise enough magnitude to be credible for a community project, and it fits a mid-to-large outreach without implying an incredibly large operation.

The other options sit at clearly smaller or larger scales: fifty suggests a very small impact, while two thousand or seven thousand imply a much broader reach that would usually be described differently or in a larger-scale report. So the choice that states “over 700” best matches a plausible, well-documented impact level.