NCC

Why is it important for a person to stand up for a cause?

• People can be helped in a positive way.

• It is a way to earn money.

• People will work hard together.

• It is a way to keep things the same.

Minnie's Food Pantry is a nonprofit organization that provides healthy meals and resources to people in Collin County. How is Minnie's Food Pantry a nonprofit organization?

• It sells the food that is collected.

• It gives food to families in need.

• It keeps the food for events.

• It does not improve the lives of people in the community.

Which good citizen, known as the "Angel of the Battlefield" because of the way she took care of wounded soldiers during the Civil War, started the American Red Cross?

• Ruby Bridges

• Harriet Tubman

• Helen Keller

• Clara Barton

What did Mary McLeod Bethune do to serve the community?

• She opened a bookstore.

• She opened a school for African American girls and a hospital to help the wounded during the war.

• She had a food drive to give food to the hungry people.

• She was a firefighter.

Examples of volunteer work would be

• Serving in a community dinner for the poor/in need.

• Organizing a clothing drive for the less fortunate.

• Picking up trash along the highway.

• All of the above.

a group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common is known as

• partnership

• community

• system

• business

Workplaces is an example of

• Within a Community, there are community structures

• Within a partnership, there are community structures

• Within a community, there are a community

Community development seeks to ----------- individuals and groups of people with the skills they need to effect change within their communities.

• diminish

• empower

• do nothing

The general movement towards a fair world where everyone has the same access and rights to care and information

• Social justice

• Diversity

• Sustainability

Government of India introduced Community Development Programmes in India first time on

• 1950

• 1952

• 1957

• 1969