CESC 1st Quiz

An in-depth understanding of the community’s strengths and challenges mislead the community-based project development team to identify the strengths and possible loopholes of the project design.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The initiatives and actions of local volunteers are unnecessary in establishing the said organization.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Without a deep and wide knowledge of a target community, interventions may emerge as exclusive inappropriate, or totally insensitive to the members of the community.

• TRUE

• FALSE

An understanding of the community will tell the project development and implementation team what not to do or what to be more concerned about.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Grassroots are generally conceptualized as the formation of neighborhood organizations, rural or urban, convened to pursue local development goals or address a particular issue, such as crime prevention, environment protection, or waste management.

• TRUE

• FALSE

It refers to a political community of organized groups operating within the authoritative parameters of the state.

• Civilians

• Formal Institutions

• Civil Society

• Informal Institutions

This takes place when a large number of people behave similarly and spontaneously but without coordination between themselves.

• Non-Government Organization

• People's movement

• Social Movement

• Mass action

These are explicitly communicated, embodied in legally codified documents or artifacts. These are the basis for the authority to be executed or expressed.

• Social Institutions

• Formal Institutions

• Social Science Institutions

• Informal Institutions

In this perspective, communities have a mechanism for coordinating values, goals, and actions if its individual members.

• Organic Perspective

• Civil Society Perspective

• Social Science Perspective

• Institutional Perspective

In this perspective, community refers to local or grassroots groups within a particular locale that are driven and organized because of community issues and concerns.

• Organic Perspective

• Civil Society Perspective

• Social Science Perspective

• Institutional Perspective