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Advocacy and Decision Making Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which strategy would most effectively persuade the school administration to consider healthier food options?

a)

Organizing a protest outside the school

b)

Presenting a well-researched report with data on student health benefits

c)

Sending anonymous letters to the principal

d)

Boycotting the current cafeteria food

2.

Emily notices a colleague stealing at work. What should she do?

a)

Ignore the situation to avoid conflict

b)

Confront the colleague directly and demand they return the items

c)

Report the incident to a supervisor

d)

Join the colleague to avoid being left out

3.

Which ethical principle should guide a climate change debate?

a)

Prioritizing personal beliefs over scientific evidence

b)

Ensuring all voices are heard and respected

c)

Focusing solely on economic benefits

d)

Ignoring opposing viewpoints

4.

Which technique is most likely to persuade peers to join a community service project?

a)

Using emotional appeals and personal stories

b)

Offering monetary incentives

c)

Threatening negative consequences for non-participation

d)

Providing vague information about the project

5.

Which ethical principle should guide a local government's decision on public transportation policy?

a)

Transparency and public involvement in the decision-making process

b)

Prioritizing the interests of the wealthiest citizens

c)

Making decisions in secret to avoid public scrutiny

d)

Ignoring environmental impacts

6.

Tom is advocating for a new sports facility. Which action best shows his advocacy skills?

a)

Complaining about the lack of facilities on social media

b)

Organizing community meetings to gather support and input

c)

Ignoring the issue and hoping it resolves itself

d)

Demanding immediate action without a plan

7.

Which approach is most effective for Mark to persuade his teammates?

a)

Dismissing others' ideas as inferior

b)

Actively listening and incorporating feedback

c)

Insisting on his idea without explanation

d)

Threatening to leave the group if his idea is not chosen

8.

A non-profit organization is deciding whether to accept a donation from a controversial source. Which ethical decision-making approach should they consider?

a)

Evaluating the potential impact on their reputation and mission

b)

Accepting the donation without question

c)

Focusing solely on the financial benefits

d)

Ignoring the source's background

9.

Which advocacy skill is most important for Jessica to effectively reach her audience about mental health?

a)

Using complex medical terminology

b)

Building partnerships with mental health organizations

c)

Focusing solely on negative statistics

d)

Avoiding public speaking opportunities

10.

Which advocacy skill is crucial for communicating a message to reduce plastic waste?

a)

Using technical jargon to sound knowledgeable

b)

Engaging storytelling to connect with the audience

c)

Focusing on the negative impacts only

d)

Avoiding media engagement

11.

Which strategy is most persuasive for adopting new technology?

a)

Highlighting the potential risks without solutions

b)

Demonstrating the technology's benefits with case studies

c)

Criticizing the current technology without offering alternatives

d)

Ignoring the concerns of stakeholders

12.

A company is deciding whether to implement a new policy that could harm the environment but increase profits. Which ethical framework should they use?

a)

Utilitarianism, focusing on the greatest good for the greatest number

b)

Egoism, prioritizing the company's interests

c)

Relativism, considering cultural norms

d)

Hedonism, seeking pleasure and avoiding pain

13.

Which method is most effective for persuading employees to adopt a new work process?

a)

Mandating the change without explanation

b)

Providing training and demonstrating the benefits

c)

Ignoring employee feedback

d)

Threatening job security for non-compliance

14.

Which ethical principle should a school board prioritize for student privacy?

a)

Ensuring the policy aligns with legal standards and protects student rights

b)

Prioritizing administrative convenience over student privacy

c)

Making decisions without consulting legal experts

d)

Ignoring student and parent concerns

15.

Which action best shows Lisa's advocacy skills for a new recycling program at her school?

a)

Complaining about the lack of recycling bins

b)

Developing a detailed proposal and presenting it to the school board

c)

Ignoring the issue and hoping someone else addresses it

d)

Posting negative comments on social media