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Unity in Community

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the three types of unity discussed in Unit 2?

a)

Purpose, Vision, Structure

b)

Purpose, Vision, Action

c)

Unity, Diversity, Respect

d)

Unity, Strength, Cooperation

2.

What is 'unity of purpose' in a community?

a)

When members have a shared purpose and goal

b)

When members have the same hobbies

c)

When everyone looks alike

d)

When people work independently

3.

What does 'unity of vision' mean?

a)

All members look identical

b)

Everyone has a similar idea of the community’s future

c)

Members ignore each other’s opinions

d)

Members do not collaborate

4.

How does 'unity of action' strengthen a community?

a)

It allows members to argue freely

b)

It helps members work together for a common goal

c)

It prevents members from having their own goals

d)

It forces everyone to agree

5.

Where can you work toward building unity?

a)

At school, home, and neighborhood

b)

Only in professional settings

c)

On social media only

d)

At a sports club only

6.

Why is diversity important for unity?

a)

It causes disagreements

b)

It makes the community weaker

c)

It adds strength and beauty to the community

d)

It makes everyone think the same

7.

Is unity the same as uniformity?

a)

Yes, they are identical

b)

No, unity embraces diversity

c)

Yes, because everyone must be the same

d)

No, unity requires separation

8.

What is an example of 'unity in diversity'?

a)

A garden with various flowers

b)

A team with identical skills

c)

A group wearing the same clothes

d)

A room painted one color

9.

According to the Native American Code of Ethics, what is respect?

a)

Speaking kindly only to elders

b)

Honor and courtesy toward everyone

c)

Ignoring others’ beliefs

d)

Acting selfishly

10.

Why is it important to practice kindness, love, and respect?

a)

It builds and maintains unity

b)

It only benefits the person practicing it

c)

It promotes competition among members

d)

It ensures obedience

11.

Which of the following is an example of an act of service?

a)

Ignoring others’ problems

b)

Helping a classmate with a task

c)

Focusing only on personal goals

d)

Refusing to share knowledge

12.

How can showing respect prevent conflicts in a community?

a)

It discourages diverse views

b)

It strengthens group harmony

c)

It allows disrespect to go unnoticed

d)

It encourages competition

13.

What might cause conflict among community members?

a)

Different goals or ideas

b)

Showing kindness

c)

Working together

d)

Ignoring one another

14.

What does 'estrangement' mean?

a)

Avoiding conflicts

b)

Separation due to hostility or indifference

c)

Showing respect to others

d)

Coming together as a group

15.

Which of the following are examples of 'thoughts of war' and 'thoughts of love'?

a)

War: anger; Love: friendship

b)

War: hope; Love: conflict

c)

War: harmony; Love: estrangement

d)

War: kindness; Love: aggression

16.

How can expressing kindness and respect benefit a community?

a)

It ensures that only certain members succeed

b)

It helps build trust and understanding among members

c)

It allows everyone to work alone

d)

It minimizes the need for communication

17.

How can kindness and respect help resolve disagreements?

a)

By helping people ignore issues

b)

By fostering understanding and empathy

c)

By encouraging silence in discussions

d)

By making everyone agree immediately

18.

What is 'backbiting'?

a)

Gossiping or speaking ill of someone

b)

Constructive criticism

c)

Offering helpful advice

d)

Showing kindness

19.

What might 'unity of action' look like in a family?

a)

Everyone completing chores independently

b)

Family members working together for common goals

c)

Each member focusing on personal needs only

d)

Avoiding discussions on household responsibilities

20.

Why is it essential to avoid personal conflicts in a community?

a)

They create a sense of trust and cooperation

b)

They lead to separation and weaken unity

c)

They motivate members to work harder

d)

They encourage competition and success

21.

Why is truthfulness important in a community?

a)

It builds trust and strengthens relationships

b)

It allows people to win arguments

c)

It helps people avoid responsibilities

d)

It encourages members to work independently

22.

Which of the following is an example of strength in a community?

a)

Having a high number of members

b)

Working together to overcome challenges

c)

Keeping disagreements private

d)

Encouraging only a few members to lead

23.

What does effective consultation require?

a)

Only one person speaks while others listen

b)

All members share their ideas and respect each other’s views

c)

Members only discuss simple topics

d)

A decision is made without feedback

24.

How can truthfulness positively impact a team’s decision-making process?

a)

It prevents any disagreements from being voiced

b)

It allows members to openly share ideas and reach reliable conclusions

c)

It stops members from suggesting new ideas

d)

It creates a competitive environment

25.

Why is it important to practice consultation in a community?

a)

It allows decisions to be made faster

b)

It helps build a sense of collective responsibility

c)

It allows only leaders to make decisions

d)

It keeps members from expressing opinions