Quiz on Philanthropy, GEI-4 U2

"Philanthropy" is the act of:

• receiving financial aid or charity

• giving money or time to help others

• organizing social events and parties

• expecting something in return for a favor

A "volunteer" donates their:

• money and possessions to charity

• time and skills to help others

• blood for medical transfusions

• gently used clothing to donation bins

Fundraising events are held to raise money for:

• personal vacations and hobbies

• charities, non-profits, and worthy causes

• covering the costs of running a business

• individual gifts for friends and family

"Crowdfunding" is a way to raise money for a cause by:

• asking for large donations from wealthy individuals

• collecting small contributions from a large number of people

• organizing a bake sale or car wash

• applying for a government grant

When you "lend a hand," you offer:

• a critical opinion or suggestion

• your help and support

• a reason for someone to disagree

• a distraction or change of subject

An "eminent" threat is one that is:

• a distant possibility in the future

• a minor inconvenience or annoyance

• likely to happen very soon

• a forgotten issue from the past

You might donate to a "cause" that supports:

• the latest fashion trends

• an important social issue you care about

• a specific political candidate

• a new restaurant opening in your neighborhood

People who are "afflicted" are:

• celebrating a special occasion

• suffering from an illness or problem

• feeling very happy and content

• experiencing good luck and fortune

A "philanthropist" is known for their:

• love of expensive clothing and jewelry

• generous donations to charitable causes

• critical reviews of art and music

• competitive spirit in sports

Something that "undergirds" something else provides:

• a decorative topping or finishing touch

• a strong foundation or support system

• a reason for criticism or disapproval

• a way to distract people from a problem