Unity in Community

What are the three types of unity discussed in Unit 2?

• Purpose, Vision, Structure

• Purpose, Vision, Action

• Unity, Diversity, Respect

• Unity, Strength, Cooperation

What is 'unity of purpose' in a community?

• When members have a shared purpose and goal

• When members have the same hobbies

• When everyone looks alike

• When people work independently

What does 'unity of vision' mean?

• All members look identical

• Everyone has a similar idea of the community’s future

• Members ignore each other’s opinions

• Members do not collaborate

How does 'unity of action' strengthen a community?

• It allows members to argue freely

• It helps members work together for a common goal

• It prevents members from having their own goals

• It forces everyone to agree

Where can you work toward building unity?

• At school, home, and neighborhood

• Only in professional settings

• On social media only

• At a sports club only

Why is diversity important for unity?

• It causes disagreements

• It makes the community weaker

• It adds strength and beauty to the community

• It makes everyone think the same

Is unity the same as uniformity?

• Yes, they are identical

• No, unity embraces diversity

• Yes, because everyone must be the same

• No, unity requires separation

What is an example of 'unity in diversity'?

• A garden with various flowers

• A team with identical skills

• A group wearing the same clothes

• A room painted one color

According to the Native American Code of Ethics, what is respect?

• Speaking kindly only to elders

• Honor and courtesy toward everyone

• Ignoring others’ beliefs

• Acting selfishly

Why is it important to practice kindness, love, and respect?

• It builds and maintains unity

• It only benefits the person practicing it

• It promotes competition among members

• It ensures obedience