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“SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE QUESTIONS
EXAM”LATEST EXAM SOLVED QUESTIONS &
ANSWERS VERIFIED 100% GRADED A+ (LATEST
VERSION) WELL REVISED 100% GUARANTEE
PASS
SW 100 Final Exam
A structural or systematic effort to change policies, common practices,
procedures, and laws to advance social justice for a larger segment of society
is known as:
a. Case advocacy
b. Creative disorder
c. Cause advocacy
d. Grassroots development
c. Cause advocacy
Equal status in the legal system, quality education, a living wage, and access
to programs and opportunities for enhancing one's life are all examples of:
a. Absolute needs
b. Institutional needs
c. Residual needs
d. Relative needs
d. Relative needs
Whites, heterosexuals, people without disabilities, and men have more access
to society's benefits, resources, power, and wealth, while some have less. This
is the definition of:
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a. Social privilege
b. Social inequality
c. Capitalism
d. Socialism
b. Social inequality
Which of the following is false regarding advocacy and social work?
a. Social workers should not allow their own personal values and interests to
impact their advocacy work
b. Advocacy is a professional obligation of social workers
c. Advocacy always takes place in macro settings rather than in micro settings
d. Advocacy must respect the client's right to self-determination
c. Advocacy always takes place in macro settings rather than in micro settings
What is self-determination, as it pertains to the client?
a. The client's right to make decisions and choices based on his/ her will and
values
b. The client's refusal to give up in the face of challenges
c. The client's right to assess and diagnose his/herself despite expert input
d. The client's right to define his/her own sexual identity and gender
a. The client's right to make decisions and choices based on his/ her will and values
Advocating for a broader change that could benefit more than just one client in
a system is in line with the:
a. Community reigns supreme perspective
b. Individual reigns supreme perspective
c. Self-determination principle
d. Strengths perspective
e. Social action mandate
a. Community reigns supreme perspective
What African American woman was denied entrance to Barnard College due to
a racial quota but went on to earn a degree from the New York School of Social
Work en route to becoming a prominent leader in the civil rights movement of
the 1960s?
a. Florence Kelly
b. Dorothy Height
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c. Nancy Jackson
d. Whitney Young
b. Dorothy Height
Porter R. Lee said which of the following about social workers and advocacy?
a. Social workers must have the emotional fortitude necessary to accomplish
advocacy for their clients
b. As experts in social action and as professionals, social workers can be
more objective and able to advocate effectively
c. Social workers should feel personally vested in the outcome that occurs for
a particular group
d. Social workers should concentrate on helping people to adapt to the
environment into which they are thrust
b. As experts in social action and as professionals, social workers can be more
objective and able to advocate effectively
Programs like Social Security and worker's compensation fall under the
umbrella of:
a. Public assistance programs
b. living wage programs
c. Means-tested programs
d. Social insurance programs
d. Social insurance programs
Public assistance programs include all but which of the following?
a. Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF)
b. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
c. Workers' Compensation
d. Supplemental Security Income
c. Workers' compensation
___ replaced ___ as part go the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity
Reconciliation Act, which was intended to reduce the number of families who
stay on public assistance for many years.
a. AFDC;SSI
b. TANF;AFDC
c. OADSHI;TANF
d. SSI;OASDHI
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b. TANF;AFDC
If a low-income person needed assistance covering the cost of his/her medical
expenses, what would be the most likely program that could help him/her?
a. Medicare
b. SSI
c. SNAP
d. Medicaid
e. TANF
d. Medicaid
Cash assistance is provided to help people who fall below the poverty line, are
65 years or older, are blind, or have a disability, through___.
a. Social Security Insurance
b. TANF
c. Medicare
d. AFDC
e. Supplemental Security Income
a. Social Security Insurance
Pregnant women who receive benefits through Healthy Meals for Healthy
Americans:
a. Are able to buy whatever grocery items they wish
b. Do not show significant drops in later rates of using public assistance
c. Are more likely to have lower birth-weight babies
d. Incur lower Medicaid costs for themselves and their children later
d. Incur lower Medicaid costs for themselves and their children later
SNAP:
a. Helps low-income people buy food
b. Covers medical care for people with disabilities
c. Is provided only to adults, not children
d. Is given automatically to people who qualify for Medicaid
a. Helps low-income people buy food
Section 8 Housing requires its recipients to do which of the following?
a. Engage in community service in exchange for benefits
b. Pay approximately 30% of their net income for rent
c. Live only in public housing projects
“SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE QUESTIONS
EXAM”LATEST EXAM SOLVED QUESTIONS &
ANSWERS VERIFIED 100% GRADED A+ (LATEST
VERSION) WELL REVISED 100% GUARANTEE
PASS
SW 100 Final Exam
A structural or systematic effort to change policies, common practices,
procedures, and laws to advance social justice for a larger segment of society
is known as:
a. Case advocacy
b. Creative disorder
c. Cause advocacy
d. Grassroots development
c. Cause advocacy
Equal status in the legal system, quality education, a living wage, and access
to programs and opportunities for enhancing one's life are all examples of:
a. Absolute needs
b. Institutional needs
c. Residual needs
d. Relative needs
d. Relative needs
Whites, heterosexuals, people without disabilities, and men have more access
to society's benefits, resources, power, and wealth, while some have less. This
is the definition of:
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a. Social privilege
b. Social inequality
c. Capitalism
d. Socialism
b. Social inequality
Which of the following is false regarding advocacy and social work?
a. Social workers should not allow their own personal values and interests to
impact their advocacy work
b. Advocacy is a professional obligation of social workers
c. Advocacy always takes place in macro settings rather than in micro settings
d. Advocacy must respect the client's right to self-determination
c. Advocacy always takes place in macro settings rather than in micro settings
What is self-determination, as it pertains to the client?
a. The client's right to make decisions and choices based on his/ her will and
values
b. The client's refusal to give up in the face of challenges
c. The client's right to assess and diagnose his/herself despite expert input
d. The client's right to define his/her own sexual identity and gender
a. The client's right to make decisions and choices based on his/ her will and values
Advocating for a broader change that could benefit more than just one client in
a system is in line with the:
a. Community reigns supreme perspective
b. Individual reigns supreme perspective
c. Self-determination principle
d. Strengths perspective
e. Social action mandate
a. Community reigns supreme perspective
What African American woman was denied entrance to Barnard College due to
a racial quota but went on to earn a degree from the New York School of Social
Work en route to becoming a prominent leader in the civil rights movement of
the 1960s?
a. Florence Kelly
b. Dorothy Height
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c. Nancy Jackson
d. Whitney Young
b. Dorothy Height
Porter R. Lee said which of the following about social workers and advocacy?
a. Social workers must have the emotional fortitude necessary to accomplish
advocacy for their clients
b. As experts in social action and as professionals, social workers can be
more objective and able to advocate effectively
c. Social workers should feel personally vested in the outcome that occurs for
a particular group
d. Social workers should concentrate on helping people to adapt to the
environment into which they are thrust
b. As experts in social action and as professionals, social workers can be more
objective and able to advocate effectively
Programs like Social Security and worker's compensation fall under the
umbrella of:
a. Public assistance programs
b. living wage programs
c. Means-tested programs
d. Social insurance programs
d. Social insurance programs
Public assistance programs include all but which of the following?
a. Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF)
b. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
c. Workers' Compensation
d. Supplemental Security Income
c. Workers' compensation
___ replaced ___ as part go the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity
Reconciliation Act, which was intended to reduce the number of families who
stay on public assistance for many years.
a. AFDC;SSI
b. TANF;AFDC
c. OADSHI;TANF
d. SSI;OASDHI
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b. TANF;AFDC
If a low-income person needed assistance covering the cost of his/her medical
expenses, what would be the most likely program that could help him/her?
a. Medicare
b. SSI
c. SNAP
d. Medicaid
e. TANF
d. Medicaid
Cash assistance is provided to help people who fall below the poverty line, are
65 years or older, are blind, or have a disability, through___.
a. Social Security Insurance
b. TANF
c. Medicare
d. AFDC
e. Supplemental Security Income
a. Social Security Insurance
Pregnant women who receive benefits through Healthy Meals for Healthy
Americans:
a. Are able to buy whatever grocery items they wish
b. Do not show significant drops in later rates of using public assistance
c. Are more likely to have lower birth-weight babies
d. Incur lower Medicaid costs for themselves and their children later
d. Incur lower Medicaid costs for themselves and their children later
SNAP:
a. Helps low-income people buy food
b. Covers medical care for people with disabilities
c. Is provided only to adults, not children
d. Is given automatically to people who qualify for Medicaid
a. Helps low-income people buy food
Section 8 Housing requires its recipients to do which of the following?
a. Engage in community service in exchange for benefits
b. Pay approximately 30% of their net income for rent
c. Live only in public housing projects
