Worksheets2021 CAFS HSC MCQ
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins
Which of the following is an example of a biological parent?
A long-term foster mother
A stepfather of a 12 year old
A 16 year old who has given birth
A couple who adopted a child as a newborn
Which of the following is an example of a primary carer?
An aged care nurse caring for a dementia patient
A wife caring for her husband who has a mobility issue
A home care nursing service for a person with a disability
A grandmother who cares for her two-year-old grandson every weekend
The prevalence of a group refers to the
diversity within the group.
number of individuals in the group
level of education of each member in the group.
socioeconomic status of individuals in the group.
James was interviewed for research. When the research was completed, James’s name was not published.
By not using James’s name, the interviewer displayed which ethical behaviour?
Bias
Integrity
Privacy
Respect
What is the main advantage of using individuals as a source of data?
They provide current information
They are always available for interviews
Their knowledge and expertise is reliable
Their questionnaire responses will not be biased
Which of the following is the best example of quantitative data?
A written report on youth mental health
A television documentary on the social benefits of childcare
A blog on popular sports undertaken by individuals with disabilities
A graph showing the number of students buying their lunch at the canteen
A bibliography is an important inclusion in an independent research project because it
avoids research being biased
protects the privacy of the participants.
credits all sources used by the researcher
contains all the material gathered from the primary research.
Which of the following is a strategy that can best help parents manage their multiple roles and spend more time with their dependants?
Working overtime
Receiving home-delivered groceries
Changing private health care provider
Becoming a volunteer with Meals on Wheels
Jade works full time as an accountant. Her husband has recently undergone surgery and requires care at home.
Which of the following best suits her preparations to be his carer?
Join a gym class and remain in full-time work
Place her husband in a care facility and remain in full-time work
Organise the carer payment from Centrelink and request to work part time
Attend a support group to assist with caring for her husband and resign from her job
In which age group is there the greatest difference in percentage of people with a disability between males and females?
5–14
35–44
60–64
90 and over
Which statement reflects the data in the graph?
70% of males in the 80–84 age group have a disability.
The percentage of people with disabilities is greater in higher age groups.
The percentage of females with a disability is higher than that of males in the 65–69 age group.
The percentage of males and females with a disability in the 15–24 age group is greater than 20%.
What would be the most likely barrier to employment for a person with a physical disability?
Gender
Location
Health Care
Technology
Which pair of services best supports youth education?
Driving school and legal aid
Gym membership and public transport
Health care provider and accommodation
Careers advisor and Centrelink payments
Which of the following is the best type of sampling when conducting research?
Selecting a cross-section of the population that is representative of the group
Selecting ten per cent of the population using a convenience sampling process
Selecting no more than ten people from the specific area of research you are investigating
Selecting a large number of people from the population so everyone has an equal chance of being selected
How can counselling services be made more accessible for young people?
Charging a fee to access the services
Opening on weekdays 9 am to 5:30 pm
Encouraging face-to-face appointments
Providing online telehealth appointments
Max is 17 years old and is currently in Year 12. He has a casual job at a takeaway restaurant working 5–10 hours per week. His employer has asked him to increase his hours to 15–20 per week.
Which aspect of Max’s life is likely to be the most significant issue of concern if he increases his hours?
Finance
Education
Sense of Identity
Adequate standard of living
At which stage of the research process is it best to conduct a literature review?
After primary data has been collected
After interviews have been completed
Once the research proposal has been formulated
While analysing primary and secondary research findings
A parent sets limits for their child’s behaviour. This is best described as
a legal right of parents.
a legal right of children
a responsibility of parents.
a responsibility of children.
Which of the following helps a person with a physical disability achieve an adequate standard of living?
Health care card
Food delivery service
Mobility allowance for transport
Access to WiFi for online learning
How could positive media stories about fostering affect foster families?
Improve community attitudes to fostering
Create gender stereotypes about fostering
Form biased opinions about foster families
Change socioeconomic status of foster families
