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“CHES- PRACTICE EXAM FROM NCHEC 2026
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After conducting a needs assessment, a HES finds the community lacks the
infrastructure to support physically active lifestyles. However, community
members are more concerned about drug use in the community. in this
example, drug use is a:
a. normative need
b. actual need
c. perceived need
d. political need
c. perceived need
When working with consultants or contractors, it is necessary to secure:
a. a signed ethics agreement from the consultant or contractor
b. extra funds to cover the cost of unexpected expenditures
c. an implementation plan from the consultant or contractor
d. a written agreement outlining the work needed.
d. a written agreement outlining the work needed.
A health education specialist is assessing which valid resource to use to
obtain chronic disease-related morbidity and mortality trends in a specific
local community. What would be the best resource to use to access that
information?
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a. US Bureau of Census data
b. County and State health-related agencies data
c. Literature review
d. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) data
b. County and State health-related agencies data
The health education specialist is three-quarters of the way through an
agency's annual funding. It is realized there will not be sufficient funding to
last through the rest of the year. This realization is an issue of program:
a. sustainability.
b. longevity.
c. evaluation.
d. planning.
a. sustainability.
The coalition is having a difficult time persuading a decision-maker to support
an issue. The decision-maker, however, can be swayed by level of public
support for the issue. The most important data collection method to use next,
therefore, would be:
a. political capital charting.
b. communications capacity analysis.
c. community leader surveys.
d. voting record examination.
c. community leader surveys.
What is an effective way to identify stakeholders?
a. Contact people in the target community to gather categories and names.
b. Use people whom are known and have worked on other projects.
c. Gather people in professional organizations who have worked in the general
region.
d. Work primarily with political organizations that work with segments of the
community.
a. Contact people in the target community to gather categories and names.
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Using an ecological approach, the health education specialist identifies an
organizational-level local business to be a member of a preventive mental
health coalition. That business was selected because hiring personnel employ
military veterans, many of whom suffered from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
(PTSD). The role that local business plays on the coalition is that of a:
a. partner.
c. influencer.
b. priority population.
d. stakeholder.
b. priority population.
In the informational training related to an adolescent health literacy pilot
program, the attendees, all of whom are classroom teachers, state that instead
of having a single facilitator come into their classroom to deliver the
curriculum, they prefer to deliver it themselves. They make their case to the
trainer, stating they are classroom teachers and, as such, know how to deliver
curriculum. Which of the following concepts does the trainer use to explain
why this health education curriculum is being implemented with a single
facilitator?
a. Fidelity
b. Validity
c. Reliability
d. Evaluation
a. Fidelity
Which of the following is not one of the three important criteria, or the three
Fs, of program planning?
a. Funding
b. Fluidity
c. Flexibility
d. Functionality
a. Funding
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Type of brief provided to a decision-maker when attempting to convince that
person to take a specific action on an issue covers not only policy options but
also policy recommendations. This type of brief is referred to as a/an:
a. Information.
b. Policy.
c. Issue.
d. Policy impact.
b. Policy.
In advocacy evaluation, measuring campaign and message reach as well as
activities and tactics used is considered which type of evaluation?
a. Process
b. Impact
c. Outcome
d. Summative
a. Process
Vision statements are used to describe where a program will be in the next:
a. 1 to 2 years.
b. 3 to 5 years.
c. 6 to 10 years.
d. 11 to 15 years.
b. 3 to 5 years.
Which of the following is typically measured in a process evaluation?
a. Health status and quality of life indices
b. Fidelity, completeness, and exposure
c. Environmental changes and skills
d. Needs, gaps, and program goals
b. Fidelity, completeness, and exposure
A new HIV testing intervention is being planned to support efforts to increase
screening rates. The intervention is planned to start in six months. Which of
the following is a proven method to create a timeline and plan for the
“CHES- PRACTICE EXAM FROM NCHEC 2026
”LATEST EXAM 2026 – 2027 SOLVED
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS VERIFIED 100%
GRADED A+ (LATEST VERSION) WELL REVISED
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CHES- Practice Exam from NCHEC
After conducting a needs assessment, a HES finds the community lacks the
infrastructure to support physically active lifestyles. However, community
members are more concerned about drug use in the community. in this
example, drug use is a:
a. normative need
b. actual need
c. perceived need
d. political need
c. perceived need
When working with consultants or contractors, it is necessary to secure:
a. a signed ethics agreement from the consultant or contractor
b. extra funds to cover the cost of unexpected expenditures
c. an implementation plan from the consultant or contractor
d. a written agreement outlining the work needed.
d. a written agreement outlining the work needed.
A health education specialist is assessing which valid resource to use to
obtain chronic disease-related morbidity and mortality trends in a specific
local community. What would be the best resource to use to access that
information?
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a. US Bureau of Census data
b. County and State health-related agencies data
c. Literature review
d. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) data
b. County and State health-related agencies data
The health education specialist is three-quarters of the way through an
agency's annual funding. It is realized there will not be sufficient funding to
last through the rest of the year. This realization is an issue of program:
a. sustainability.
b. longevity.
c. evaluation.
d. planning.
a. sustainability.
The coalition is having a difficult time persuading a decision-maker to support
an issue. The decision-maker, however, can be swayed by level of public
support for the issue. The most important data collection method to use next,
therefore, would be:
a. political capital charting.
b. communications capacity analysis.
c. community leader surveys.
d. voting record examination.
c. community leader surveys.
What is an effective way to identify stakeholders?
a. Contact people in the target community to gather categories and names.
b. Use people whom are known and have worked on other projects.
c. Gather people in professional organizations who have worked in the general
region.
d. Work primarily with political organizations that work with segments of the
community.
a. Contact people in the target community to gather categories and names.
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Using an ecological approach, the health education specialist identifies an
organizational-level local business to be a member of a preventive mental
health coalition. That business was selected because hiring personnel employ
military veterans, many of whom suffered from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
(PTSD). The role that local business plays on the coalition is that of a:
a. partner.
c. influencer.
b. priority population.
d. stakeholder.
b. priority population.
In the informational training related to an adolescent health literacy pilot
program, the attendees, all of whom are classroom teachers, state that instead
of having a single facilitator come into their classroom to deliver the
curriculum, they prefer to deliver it themselves. They make their case to the
trainer, stating they are classroom teachers and, as such, know how to deliver
curriculum. Which of the following concepts does the trainer use to explain
why this health education curriculum is being implemented with a single
facilitator?
a. Fidelity
b. Validity
c. Reliability
d. Evaluation
a. Fidelity
Which of the following is not one of the three important criteria, or the three
Fs, of program planning?
a. Funding
b. Fluidity
c. Flexibility
d. Functionality
a. Funding
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Type of brief provided to a decision-maker when attempting to convince that
person to take a specific action on an issue covers not only policy options but
also policy recommendations. This type of brief is referred to as a/an:
a. Information.
b. Policy.
c. Issue.
d. Policy impact.
b. Policy.
In advocacy evaluation, measuring campaign and message reach as well as
activities and tactics used is considered which type of evaluation?
a. Process
b. Impact
c. Outcome
d. Summative
a. Process
Vision statements are used to describe where a program will be in the next:
a. 1 to 2 years.
b. 3 to 5 years.
c. 6 to 10 years.
d. 11 to 15 years.
b. 3 to 5 years.
Which of the following is typically measured in a process evaluation?
a. Health status and quality of life indices
b. Fidelity, completeness, and exposure
c. Environmental changes and skills
d. Needs, gaps, and program goals
b. Fidelity, completeness, and exposure
A new HIV testing intervention is being planned to support efforts to increase
screening rates. The intervention is planned to start in six months. Which of
the following is a proven method to create a timeline and plan for the
