Understanding Communities Quiz

(a)   is NOT a type of community mentioned in the text.

• Family
• School
• Neighborhood
• Country

Who are included in your school community?

• Other students and teachers

• Only your friends

• Only your family

• People from other schools

Match the following statements with their descriptions:

• People from many places form a collective group.

• They do not interact with each other.

• Individuals reside in isolation.

• They only work together.

• Collaboration is limited to professional tasks.

• They come together in a community.

• There is no communication among individuals.

• They live alone.

Which community includes the people who live together in your house?

• Family community

• School community

• Neighborhood community

• City community

Why do people in communities work together?

• To compete with each other

• To meet their needs

• To avoid each other

• To create conflicts

What do communities provide for their citizens?

• Material well-being

• Isolation

• Conflicts

• Competition

Why did early American settlers create communities?

• To practice their religion freely

• To compete with each other

• To avoid each other

• To create conflicts

What do communities create to help provide law and order?

• Governments

• Conflicts

• Isolation

• Competition

What does the Constitution of the United States guarantee?

• Religious freedom

• Isolation

• Competition

• Conflicts

What do community members do to improve their community?

• Work together

• Compete with each other

• Avoid each other

• Create conflicts