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WorksheetsSWP1 Quiz 2: Core Concepts in Social Work
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
It covers practically everything that people do for the good of the society.
a)
Social Work
b)
Social Welfare
c)
Social Services
d)
Social Functioning
2.
It includes laws, programs, benefits and services which assure or strengthen provision for meeting social needs recognized as basic to the well-being of the population and the better functioning of the social order
a)
Social Work
b)
Social Welfare
c)
Social Services
d)
Social Functioning
3.
All the organized social arrangements which<br />have their direct and primary objective for the well-being of people
a)
Social Work
b)
Social Welfare
c)
Social Services
d)
Social Functioning
4.
Systematic and voluntary efforts undertaken by individual and/or groups in response to the unmet needs of people in a community
a)
Individual and group effort
b)
Major societal institution
c)
Social Agency
d)
Social Work Practice
5.
Have designated roles and responsibilities for meeting human needs
a)
Individual and group effort
b)
Major societal institution
c)
Social Agency
d)
Social Work Practice
6.
A major provision for helping people with their problems.
a)
Individual and group effort
b)
Major societal institution
c)
Social Agency
d)
Social Work Practice
7.
Views social welfare as temporary, offered during emergency situation and withdrawn when the regular social system is again working properly
a)
Residual
b)
Remedial
c)
Institutional
d)
Social
8.
Sees social welfare as a proper, legitimate function of modern society.
a)
Residual
b)
Remedial
c)
Institutional
d)
Social
9.
A set of compulsory measures instituted to protect the individual and his family against the<br />consequences of an unavoidable interruption or serious diminution of the earned income disposable for the maintenance of a reasonable standard of living.
a)
Social Security
b)
Personal Social Services
c)
Public Assistance
d)
Social Services
10.
Service functions which have major bearing upon personal problems, individual situations of stress, interpersonal helping or helping people in need, and the provision of direct services in collaboration with workers from government and voluntary agencies.
a)
Social Security
b)
Personal Social Services
c)
Public Assistance
d)
Social Services
11.
Material/ concrete aids/ supports provided, usually by government agencies to people who have no income or means of support for themselves and their families for reasons such as loss of<br />employment, natural disasters, etc.
a)
Social Security
b)
Personal Social Services
c)
Public Assistance
d)
Social Services
12.
The programs, services and other activities provided under various auspices, to concretely answer the needs and problems of the members of society.
a)
Social Work
b)
Social Welfare
c)
Social Services
d)
Social Functioning
13.
Professional service which makes use of scientific knowledge and skills as bases for engaging people in problem-solving, whether individually, in groups, or as communities.
a)
Social Work
b)
Social Welfare
c)
Social Services
d)
Social Functioning
14.
A practitioner who possesses the skill to achieve the objectives as defined and set by<br />the social work profession through the use of the basic methods, casework, group work and community organization.
a)
Welfare Worker
b)
DSWD Worker
c)
Social Worker
d)
Case Manager
15.
Activities carried out by the social worker in varied institutional settings, communities and private practice to address a full range of human problems involving individuals, families and groups.
a)
Social Services
b)
Social Work Practice
c)
Social Welfare
d)
Public Assistance
16.
Social agencies whose programs and services are the direct scope of social work.
a)
Primary Setting
b)
Secondary Setting
c)
Direct Setting
d)
Indirect Setting
17.
Agencies, institutions and organizations whose primary function is to provide services other than social welfare but which employ social workers to support, strengthen, or complement their own services such as hospitals, schools, housing agencies, courts, and even industries.
a)
Primary Setting
b)
Secondary Setting
c)
Direct Setting
d)
Indirect Setting
18.
Person who performs tasks and activities designed to help overcome an obstacle or difficulty and achieve a result or an end.
a)
Client
b)
Worker
c)
Help
d)
Agency
19.
Activities to assist through giving assistance or supplying what is needed
a)
Client
b)
Worker
c)
Help
d)
Agency
20.
Person or group of person who engage the services or help available for them
a)
Client
b)
Worker
c)
Help
d)
Agency
21.
The position an individual occupies in the society
a)
Social Role
b)
Social Status
c)
Role Performance
d)
Social Identity
22.
The society’s expected pattern of behavior of an individual occupying a particular position in relation to others.
a)
Social Role
b)
Social Status
c)
Role Performance
d)
Social Identity
23.
The accomplishment of an individual’s role.
a)
Social Role
b)
Social Status
c)
Role Performance
d)
Social Identity
24.
Pathologies which may make it difficult for individual to cope with the demands of his/her environment
a)
Personal Inadequacies
b)
Situational Inadequacies
c)
Adequate Functioning
d)
Inadequate Functioning
25.
Conditions which are beyond man’s coping capacities
a)
Personal Inadequacies
b)
Situational Inadequacies
c)
Adequate Functioning
d)
Inadequate Functioning
26.
Biopsychosocial system that has added the elements of “environment” and “strengths” to the assessment process
a)
Bio-psycho-social-spiritual Model
b)
Person in Environment Configuration
c)
System Perpsective
d)
Ecological Model
27.
Recognizes the importance of whole person care and takes into account a client's physical or medical condition; emotional or psychological state; socioeconomic, sociocultural, and sociopolitical status; and spiritual needs and concerns.
a)
Bio-psycho-social-spiritual Model
b)
Person in Environment Configuration
c)
System Perpsective
d)
Ecological Model
28.
A view in social work based on the idea that behavior is influenced by a variety of factors that work together as a system.
a)
Bio-psycho-social-spiritual Model
b)
Person in Environment Configuration
c)
System Perpsective
d)
Ecological Perspective
29.
Focuses on the interplay between the person and his/her environment. To understand the functioning of the individual, one must understand his/her environmental context
a)
Bio-psycho-social-spiritual Model
b)
Person in Environment Configuration
c)
System Perpsective
d)
Ecological Perspective
30.
A particular attitude toward or way of regarding something; a point of view
a)
Theory
b)
Perspective
c)
Program
d)
Model
31.
A coordinated group of activities maintained over a period of time aimed at producing specific type of services directed to the achievement of an objective or set of objectives.
a)
Social Policy
b)
Program
c)
Social Provisions
d)
Adoption
32.
Statement of intentions to guide action in meeting a perceived need or problem; it may consist of principles and procedures related to individual and aggregate relationships in society which are used to intervene in and regulate an otherwise random social system.
a)
Social Policy
b)
Program
c)
Social Provisions
d)
Adoption
33.
Making available needed resources for the purpose of maximum health and social functioning and development of target groups. They substitute for, supplement, or replace the market allocation for income, medical care, housing and other resources
a)
Social Policy
b)
Program
c)
Social Provisions
d)
Adoption
34.
The social and legal process by which a parent-child relationship is established between persons who are not related by birth.
a)
Child Welfare Program
b)
Adoption
c)
Foster Home Placement
d)
Birth Simulation
35.
A complex of programs and services which secure and protect well-being<br />of the child
a)
Child Welfare Program
b)
Adoption
c)
Foster Home Placement
d)
Birth Simulation
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