WorksheetsCommunity Action Quiz
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
What is the primary purpose of community engagement?
To increase government control
To promote individualism
To address issues affecting well-being
To create competition among groups
Which of the following is a benefit of community engagement?
Decreased service delivery
Strengthened accountability of partners
Reduced community involvement
Increased isolation
What does solidarity promote in society?
Social harmony and cooperation
Isolation of individuals
Division among groups
Increased competition
What is citizenship primarily about?
Political power
Economic wealth
Cultural superiority
Legal status and identity
Which of the following is an example of citizenship?
Disregarding laws
Participating in community clean-up drives
Ignoring community issues
Avoiding local elections
What is a major issue affecting poor communities?
Excessive wealth
Inability to meet basic needs
High levels of education
Strong community support
Which group is considered marginalized?
Politically powerful groups
Racial and ethnic minorities
Highly educated professionals
Wealthy individuals
What is a common issue faced by women in marginalized communities?
High employment rates
Violence against women
Strong legal protection
Access to education
What role do youth play in community action?
They resist change
They bring new ideas and energy
They focus solely on personal gain
They are often uninvolved
Which of the following is an example of youth action?
Participating in only online discussions
Ignoring environmental issues
Youth for Environment in School Organization (YES-O)
Avoiding community service
What is the Bayanihan tradition an example of?
Competition
Solidarity
Isolation
Individualism
What is a key aspect of community involvement over time?
Reduced collaboration
Lack of interest from the community
Increasing engagement in activities
Decreasing participation
What is a significant issue for marginalized communities?
High levels of political representation
Strong economic stability
Violation of rights
Access to luxury goods
What does the term 'collective process' refer to in solidarity?
Working alone for personal gain
Ignoring group dynamics
Working together for better solutions
Promoting individual success
