NAFA CAFS ACTUAL TEST PAPER 2026
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
⩥ Social wellbeing. Answer: Involves a person's relationship with
others, and how they interact, communicate, and socialise. It also relates
to a person's ability to make friends and find a sense of belonging.
⩥ Physical wellbeing. Answer: Relates to the physical condition of a
person. Elements such as diet, exercise, illness, injury, disability, and
trauma can contribute to a person's physical wellbeing.
⩥ Emotional wellbeing. Answer: In relation to a person's state of mind,
emotions, and mental health. Emotional wellbeing can fluctuate
throughout short or long periods of time.
⩥ Economic wellbeing. Answer: Relates to the financial situation a
person is in. The amount of money a community has can also impact an
individual's economic well being.
⩥ Cultural wellbeing. Answer: Cultural needs refers to the elements that
a person needs in order to feel connected to the culture of the society and
community in which they live.
,⩥ Spiritual wellbeing. Answer: Relates to an individual's sense of
morals, values and beliefs. It can also be related to a person's conscience
and knowledge of what is right and wrong.
⩥ Group wellbeing. Answer: Group wellbeing considers the needs of all
the members of the group as a whole entity. Groups can enhance an
individual's wellbeing by sourcing resources to satisfy needs, provide a
comforting environment so that people feel secure enough to express
their opinions.
⩥ Needs. Answer: S.afety and security
H.ealth
E.ducation
S.ense of identity
E.mployment
A.dequate standard of living (food, clothing, shelter)
⩥ Needs vs Wants. Answer: Needs are the necessities of life that are
required for survival, physical health, and mental health.
Wants are the preferences or desires that individuals or groups would
like to have but are not necessary for survival or to maintain good
health.
⩥ Safety and security. Answer: It is important for personal comfort and
to ensure that a person is physically safe from dangers in their outside
,environment. Reality of security is mathematical, based on the
probability of different risks and the effectiveness of different
countermeasures (eg.crime rate in neighbourhood). The feeling of
security is based on psychological reactions to risks and
countermeasures (eg.being afraid of terrorism). An individual can be
secure even though they don't feel secure and they can feel secure even
if they are not.
⩥ Health. Answer: Is a resource for everyday life, it is a positive concept
emphasising social and personal resources, as well as physical
capacities.
⩥ Sense of identity. Answer: An individual's understanding of who they
are. It can be impacted by factors including experiences, relationships,
and environment. People may alter their identity accordingly to the
environment.
⩥ Employment. Answer: It is needed by individuals so that they can
earn an income to provide for themselves and their families as well as
satisfying their needs and wants.
⩥ Adequate standard of living. Answer: Essential for survival and it
includes foods rich in nutrients, clean air, water, protection, and housing.
⩥ Education. Answer: Formal training in the knowledge and skills
necessary to succeed in life.
, ⩥ Relation between needs and wellbeing. Answer: A person with a well-
developed sense of identity is more confident. This confidence enables a
person to interact with others freely, make friends, and develop a sense
of belonging, therefore enhancing social wellbeing.
⩥ Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Answer: Physiological - The basic
necessities for survival.
Safety - Relates to a person feeling that they are free from harm and
danger, as well as feeling secure in their day to day life.
Love and Belonging - Needs are met through relationships.
Esteem - Relates to having self respect and respect for others.
Self Actualisation - Relates to a sense of purpose in life, a feeling of
satisfaction and contribution.
⩥ Relevance of Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Answer: - The 5 levels of
needs are still relevant to society as it provides a guide to what needs are
essential in helping enhance wellbeing.
- But, the order of levels are different for everyone as everyone has
different priorities.
⩥ Goals. Answer: Targets relating to performance, behaviour, or
obtaining something, in which a person directs their efforts towards.
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
⩥ Social wellbeing. Answer: Involves a person's relationship with
others, and how they interact, communicate, and socialise. It also relates
to a person's ability to make friends and find a sense of belonging.
⩥ Physical wellbeing. Answer: Relates to the physical condition of a
person. Elements such as diet, exercise, illness, injury, disability, and
trauma can contribute to a person's physical wellbeing.
⩥ Emotional wellbeing. Answer: In relation to a person's state of mind,
emotions, and mental health. Emotional wellbeing can fluctuate
throughout short or long periods of time.
⩥ Economic wellbeing. Answer: Relates to the financial situation a
person is in. The amount of money a community has can also impact an
individual's economic well being.
⩥ Cultural wellbeing. Answer: Cultural needs refers to the elements that
a person needs in order to feel connected to the culture of the society and
community in which they live.
,⩥ Spiritual wellbeing. Answer: Relates to an individual's sense of
morals, values and beliefs. It can also be related to a person's conscience
and knowledge of what is right and wrong.
⩥ Group wellbeing. Answer: Group wellbeing considers the needs of all
the members of the group as a whole entity. Groups can enhance an
individual's wellbeing by sourcing resources to satisfy needs, provide a
comforting environment so that people feel secure enough to express
their opinions.
⩥ Needs. Answer: S.afety and security
H.ealth
E.ducation
S.ense of identity
E.mployment
A.dequate standard of living (food, clothing, shelter)
⩥ Needs vs Wants. Answer: Needs are the necessities of life that are
required for survival, physical health, and mental health.
Wants are the preferences or desires that individuals or groups would
like to have but are not necessary for survival or to maintain good
health.
⩥ Safety and security. Answer: It is important for personal comfort and
to ensure that a person is physically safe from dangers in their outside
,environment. Reality of security is mathematical, based on the
probability of different risks and the effectiveness of different
countermeasures (eg.crime rate in neighbourhood). The feeling of
security is based on psychological reactions to risks and
countermeasures (eg.being afraid of terrorism). An individual can be
secure even though they don't feel secure and they can feel secure even
if they are not.
⩥ Health. Answer: Is a resource for everyday life, it is a positive concept
emphasising social and personal resources, as well as physical
capacities.
⩥ Sense of identity. Answer: An individual's understanding of who they
are. It can be impacted by factors including experiences, relationships,
and environment. People may alter their identity accordingly to the
environment.
⩥ Employment. Answer: It is needed by individuals so that they can
earn an income to provide for themselves and their families as well as
satisfying their needs and wants.
⩥ Adequate standard of living. Answer: Essential for survival and it
includes foods rich in nutrients, clean air, water, protection, and housing.
⩥ Education. Answer: Formal training in the knowledge and skills
necessary to succeed in life.
, ⩥ Relation between needs and wellbeing. Answer: A person with a well-
developed sense of identity is more confident. This confidence enables a
person to interact with others freely, make friends, and develop a sense
of belonging, therefore enhancing social wellbeing.
⩥ Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Answer: Physiological - The basic
necessities for survival.
Safety - Relates to a person feeling that they are free from harm and
danger, as well as feeling secure in their day to day life.
Love and Belonging - Needs are met through relationships.
Esteem - Relates to having self respect and respect for others.
Self Actualisation - Relates to a sense of purpose in life, a feeling of
satisfaction and contribution.
⩥ Relevance of Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Answer: - The 5 levels of
needs are still relevant to society as it provides a guide to what needs are
essential in helping enhance wellbeing.
- But, the order of levels are different for everyone as everyone has
different priorities.
⩥ Goals. Answer: Targets relating to performance, behaviour, or
obtaining something, in which a person directs their efforts towards.
