POLS 200 test 2

What is warm-glow giving?

• donor's positive feelings

• summer fundraising

• peer inspired giving

• pressured giving

What is coercive giving?

• non-voluntary giving

• summer fundraising

• donor's positive feelings

• robbery

Which of the following is NOT an example of coercive giving?

• workplace fundraising that causes peer pressure

• being required to volunteer as part of a class

• radio ad seeking blood donations

• fundraising leader board

What does "noblesse oblige" mean?

• wealthy have a duty to give to those less fortunate

• noble obligation

• the manor lord must protect the serf

• we all have a duty to care for other people

What are the two motivations for giving identified in our textbook?

• individualistic and collective

• paying it forward and paying back

• altruistic and egoistic

• service and financing

Which of the following is a form of egoistic giving?

• philanthropy

• warm-glow giving

• collective giving

• coercive giving

According to the textbook, nonprofit donations come from two private sources: foundations and _____________.

• government

• other nonprofits

• individual donations

• corporate donations

In terms of nonprofit donations, what does redistribution mean?

• transferring wealth

• providing equitable services

• quality diffusion

• rationing

What is the name of this building on UND's campus?

• Founding Hall

• Power plant

• Old Library

• Carnegie Hall

What philanthropist is known for funding libraries world wide?

• Warren Buffett

• Andrew Carnegie

• Bill and Melinda Gates

• J. P. Morgan