This document contains a 30 question quiz about community organizing concepts. The questions cover topics like the definition of community organizing, its principles and goals, and philosophical foundations. The types of questions include multiple choice, find the one that doesn't belong, and matching concepts to their definitions. The quiz tests knowledge of key ideas around empowerment, cooperation, and mobilizing communities to address their own needs and problems.
This document contains a 30 question quiz about community organizing concepts. The questions cover topics like the definition of community organizing, its principles and goals, and philosophical foundations. The types of questions include multiple choice, find the one that doesn't belong, and matching concepts to their definitions. The quiz tests knowledge of key ideas around empowerment, cooperation, and mobilizing communities to address their own needs and problems.
This document contains a 30 question quiz about community organizing concepts. The questions cover topics like the definition of community organizing, its principles and goals, and philosophical foundations. The types of questions include multiple choice, find the one that doesn't belong, and matching concepts to their definitions. The quiz tests knowledge of key ideas around empowerment, cooperation, and mobilizing communities to address their own needs and problems.
1. Community organizing defines as the method of engaging and
empowering people with the purpose of increasing influence of groups historically under presented in policies and decision making that affect their lives. A. TRUE B. FALSE 2. Cooperate spirit defines as people unite together to address common raises A. TRUE B. FALSE -issue 3. Empowerment recognizes the power of the individuals for a collective - solutions to a social-problems. A. TRUE B. FALSE- individualization 4. Empowerment comes when people learn skills and help themselves and others. A. TRUE B. FALSE 5. These are example of philosophical of community organizing COORDINATION, DYNAMIC & PRINCIPLES. A. TRUE B. FALSE- cooperate spirit , individualization 6. Individuals needs to struggle and strive to improve his/her own life and environment is one of the values of community organizing. A. TRUE B. FALSE 7. Values comes when people learn skills and help themselves and others. A. TRUE. B. FALSE empowerment 8. Murray ross define community as a process of matching needs with resources and conscious process of social interaction with three types of objectives which are task process goals and relationship goals. A. TRUE B. FALSE –Arthur dunham 9. Dynamics a continuous-process which adjustment are made and remade. A. TRUE B. FALSE 10. Assumptions are premises or beliefs that accepted as true or as certain to happen. A. TRUE B. FALSE
FIND THE ONE:
11. These are the principles of community organizing except one.
A. Go to the people, live among the people. B. Communities need help with problem just like individuals do. C. Teach by showing, learn by doing 12. The goals of community organizing particularly neighborhood – based organizing, vary, but generally includes the following except one A. Forming a group B. Bringing about social justice obtaining C. Importance of freedom to express one’s individuality. 13. To abolish the differences among the individuals is one of the followings. A. Principles of community organizing B. Goals of community organizing C. Purpose of community organizing 14. Philosophical foundations of community organizing are the following except one. A. Empowerment B. Dynamic C. Social product 15. Which of the statement is one of the values of community organizing? A. Maintaining or restructuring power. B. Individuals rights to help in time of need and crisis. C. To get information about resources and needs
MATHCING TYPE:
A. ASSUMPTIONS OF COMMUNITY (Ross, 1995)
B. OBJECTIVES OF COMMUNITY ORGANIZING C. PRINCIPLES OF COMMUNITY ORGANIZING
16. To create sound ground for and action. B
17. To create sense of cooperation, integration and unity among the people. B_ 18. To arouse the people to work for the welfare of the community. _B 19. To motivate the people to take better participation in the developing community programs. _B 20. To get information about the resources and needs. _B 21. Community people can develop capacity to deal with their own problems. _A 22. People want change and can change. _A 23. People should participate in making changes. _A 24. Self-imposed and self-developed change is more lasting. _A 25. Democracy requires cooperative participation._A 26. Go to the people, live among the people. _C 27. Learn, plan, and work with the people. _C 28. Start with and build on what the people know. _C 29. Teach by showing, learn by doing. _C 30. Not relief but release._C