CESC 4th Summative Test

It is the process by which community benefit organizations and individuals build on going, permanent relationship for the purpose of applying a collective vision for the benefit of the community.

• Community Engagement

• Community Action

• Solidarity

• Community Action Modalities

What is the primary goal of community outreach?

• To benefit the service providers at the expense of the community.

• To improve the quality of life and address community needs.

• To create a one-sided dependency of the community on external help.

• To promote individual gain and disregard common good.

What is the relationship between citizenship and community engagement?

• Citizenship allows you to ignore community issues.

• Active citizenship involves participation in community engagement.

• Community engagement is only for a select group of citizens.

• Citizenship solely focuses on individual rights and obligations to the state.

Which of the following is NOT a principle of community organization?

• Fairness

• Justice

• Efficiency

• Selfishness

What is the key difference between transactional and transitional modalities in community engagement?

• Both involve active participation from the community.

• Transactional has less community involvement than transitional.

• Transitional focuses solely on service provision, while transactional promotes dialogue.

• There is no significant difference between the two modalities.

In which type of community engagement are community members actively involved in decision-making and implementation?

• Transactional modality

• Transformational modality

• Both transactional and transitional modalities

• None of the above

What is the main purpose of community engagement?

• To provide services to the community without their input.

• To develop partnerships and work together to address community issues.

• To dictate solutions to problems faced by the community.

• To gain control over the resources of the community.

What principle ensures that everyone has the opportunity to be involved in decisions that affect them and the community?

• Participation

• Solidarity

• Citizenship

• Self-determination

Which type of community engagement is a one-way interaction with the community?

• Transitional modality

• Transformational modality

• Transactional modality

• All of the above

Consider a scenario where students, faculty, and school employees voluntarily address the social, economic, and political needs of a community. What term best describes this action?

• Transactional Modality

• Citizenship

• Community Outreach

• Marginalization