A、Fewer than five minutes. B、Five to ten minutes. C、As long as possible. D、More than ten minutes. B

Here are some ideas that can add something special to your family reunion.
Whether your reunion is large or small, it’s nice to have a "Welcoming Address" to start with. It doesn’t have to be long—five to ten minutes, unless you have a really good speaker in the family. A few things you might put in a welcoming address, such as welcome everyone to the reunion, and thank them for coming, give a general outline of the activities, thank the people who lent a hand.
    Next, create awards to be passed out to family members. Use your imagination and try to think up as many categories as possible, so that you can recognize the largest amount of family members that you can. Possible categories include the oldest and youngest family members, who traveled the least and greatest distances to attend.
    Last, print a Family Book. Print a book of your family by asking family members for a picture to scan in and include in the book. Have a marker available for corrections and updates to the book for next year’s reunion, you know, babies and all.
Questions 11 to 12 are based on the passage you have just heard.
11. What is the appropriate time length of a welcome address?
12. What is one of the benefits of creating awards?