Chapter 1: It's Your Turn Now

What is the main message of Chapter 1 of "Be a Changemaker" by Thompson?

• Young people should not dream of changing the world

• Young people are not capable of making a difference

• Young people have the power to be the change they seek

• Young people should wait for others to make a change

Please identify the PRIMARY focus for hiring managers in today's business world, according to Thompson.

• Academic qualifications

• Years of experience

• Soft skills

• References

According to Thompson, the three most pressing "evils" plaguing our world today are:​ ​ ​ ​

• poverty
• loneliness
• exploitation
• war
• disease

Please draw and label one of the soft skills that an individual can gain through participating in or starting a social venture.

According to Thompson, changemakers in our world today are moving away from rallies and protests, and moving towards ________ practices.

What is the focus of WE Charity in Kenya?

• Child education programs

• Water safety

• Health and food sustainability

• Economic opportunity

Demi Lovato has raised over $80,000 for the WE Charity and has designed a bracelet benefiting ___ women's empowerment.

After reading the article excerpt, please identify the statement below that is LEAST SUPPORTED by that article.

• Economic struggle breeds malnutrition and exploitation of children because lack of money can lower standards of living.

• The Me to We Movement emphasizes a donation scheme where celebrities request cash directly from the public.

• Social entrepreneurship has elements of capitalism, wherein advocates and/or impacted communities engage in business.

• Social entrepreneurship has a core goal of enduring, sustainable independence for communities impacted by poverty.

Social entrepreneurship and changemaking can have positive impacts on:

According to Thompson's reflection upon her own life, what would she encourage as the MOST beneficial order of events in one's life?

• Volunteer for Social Organizations

• Become a Social Entrepreneur

• Finish High School

• Attend College

• Have a Successful Career in Industry