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李杰是某志愿服务组织的志愿者,主要是为社区老年人提供服务。以下关于李杰作为志愿者的权利和义务的说法,错误的是()。

A.李杰最近家里出了一些事情,他可以根据自己的情况减少参加志愿服务的时间与次数

B.李杰可获得志愿服务活动所需的教育和培训

C.李杰因个人原因不能继续从事志愿服务活动,应及时告知该服务组织

D.在服务过程中,某位老人向李杰透露了自己早年的隐私,李杰对其所在的服务组织不必保守秘密

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参考答案:D

解析:志愿者的权利与义务。

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