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Community Service Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is community service?

a)

Volunteering for personal gain

b)

Unpaid work for the benefit of the community

c)

Paid work for personal benefit

d)

Donating money for rewards

2.

Which of the following is an example of community service?

a)

Selling products for profit

b)

Feeding the hungry

c)

Taking from the poor

d)

Keeping all belongings to oneself

3.

What is one benefit of participating in community service activities?

a)

Feeling guilty for not doing more

b)

Boosting appearance in the neighborhood

c)

Isolating oneself from the community

d)

Receiving monetary rewards

4.

How can you choose to participate in community service?

a)

Keeping all belongings to oneself

b)

Ignoring the needs of others

c)

Joining a book club

d)

Volunteering to teach others

5.

What animal is associated with community service?

a)

Lion

b)

Buffalo

c)

Tiger

d)

Elephant

6.

What is the main message of the plenary?

a)

Community service has no impact on personal development

b)

Community service only benefits society

c)

Community service brings benefits to personal development

d)

Community service is a waste of time

7.

According to the quotes, what counts in humanity?

a)

Every little kind deed

b)

Taking from others

c)

Ignoring the needs of others

d)

Personal gain

8.

What do the quotes suggest about happiness?

a)

Happiness comes from giving more

b)

Happiness comes from isolation

c)

Happiness comes from taking from others

d)

Happiness comes from getting more

9.

What is the main purpose of community service?

a)

To boost personal appearance

b)

To receive rewards

c)

To isolate oneself from the community

d)

To benefit the public and give back to the community

10.

What is the main intention of community service?

a)

To get a reward

b)

To help and benefit the community without reward

c)

To receive personal gain

d)

To isolate oneself from the community