Community Engagement Quiz

What is the definition of community?

• A single person living alone

• A group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common.

• A group of animals in the wild

• A collection of inanimate objects

How can individuals contribute to the growth and development of their community?

• By spreading misinformation and creating division

• By isolating themselves from community activities

• By ignoring community needs and concerns

• By volunteering, supporting local businesses, participating in community events, advocating for positive change, and fostering unity and collaboration.

How can communities support and empower their members?

• Provide resources, mentorship, networking opportunities, education, and create a supportive environment.

• Limit access to resources and opportunities

• Create a competitive and hostile environment

• Ignore the needs of community members

Known as the change and development involved in a community that include all forms of living organisms?

• Community

• Community Action

• Community Dynamics

• Sociology

they are concerned on analyzing the population including birth and death rates in the community.

• Economist

• Anthropologist

• Demographers

• Sociologist

they examine biological, archaeological, linguistic or sociocultural traditions in the community.

• Economist

• Anthropologist

• Demographers

• Sociologist

they are involved in the designing the market structures, human capital and trade.

• Economist

• Anthropologist

• Demographers

• Sociologist

they are involved in the formulation of policy and governance in the community.

• Political Scientist

• Anthropologist

• Demographers

• Sociologist

they are concerned about the norms, functions and planning of social policy of a specific community.

• Political Scientist

• Anthropologist

• Demographers

• Sociologist

This is closely associated with government welfare and social programs aimed at achieving social justice, fairness, and attainment of social equilibrium.

• Social Justice

• Social Services

• Social Work

• Social Security