SW-200 Social Work Question and
answer verified to pass 2025/2026
The main goal of Social Work is? - correct answer ✔To improve societies well-being.
Social Workers...? - correct answer ✔Look at person in their environment, asses a
clients ability to participate in change, and look at their clients strengths.
Role(s) of social workers enhance coping, problem-solving, and developmental
capabilities - correct answer ✔Facilitator
Activists who concentrate on the statues, law, and broader social policies meet the goal
of - correct answer ✔to develop an improve social policy
A BSW...? - correct answer ✔Readies graduates for generalists social work practice
What are the levels of practice? - correct answer ✔Mezzo, Macro and Micro
When a social worker presents to a parenting group they are doing SW on what level? -
correct answer ✔Mezzo
When using systems theory, what do you look at? - correct answer ✔Family system,
employment system, and religious system.
Code of Ethics....? - correct answer ✔Directs decision making.
the purpose of the Code of Ethics is? - correct answer ✔(Standards that public can
hold profession accountable), (Socializes new SW to mission, values, principles, and
standards), (IDs core values on which social workers mission is bases)
After terminating with a client, a social worker can have a relationship with a client. -
correct answer ✔False
Job duties for generalist social workers include...? - correct answer ✔Asses situations,
evaluate outcomes, and plan course of action.
Definition: helping people access resources on their own to help increase change
possibilities. - correct answer ✔Empowerment Theory
Elithabethan Poor Laws started in? - correct answer ✔1601
Which is not true about Outdoor Relief? (It was part of the Elithabeth Poor Laws, It was
for deserving poor, Was done in their homes and communities, Was for people who lost
their jobs) - correct answer ✔Was for people who lost their jobs.
, Which is a role that a generalist social worker might do? - correct answer ✔Mediator,
Case Manager, and Adcocate.
The first step in the change process for individuals is? - correct answer ✔Engagement
Which is NOT a SW value in the Code of Ethics?(Service, Loyalty, Importance of
Human Relationships, Social Justice) - correct answer ✔Loyalty
Poverty often leads to...? - correct answer ✔Low self esteem, Stunted Growth, Despair
The US Census Bureau determines poverty by...? - correct answer ✔A means test.
According to the textbook, which of the following is not a step in counseling? (Building
Rapport, Identifying Issues/Concerns, Discussing Solutions, Giving Advice) - correct
answer ✔Giving Advice
An example of Persons First Language is...? - correct answer ✔I would like you to
meet James, he had Tourette's
What is HUD housing? - correct answer ✔Housing for at risk population
The perspective of social work where the belief is that society has a responsibility to
support people: - correct answer ✔Institutional
Which is the political ideology that states people are responsible for themselves? -
correct answer ✔Conservatism
Which SW value is about maintaining trustworthiness and adhering to moral ideas? -
correct answer ✔Integrity
Which value refers to SW providing help and resources to people so they can achieve
their potential? - correct answer ✔Service
The NASW states that social workers should not have dual roles/relationships with
clients: - correct answer ✔Conflict of interest
The NASW code of ethics says that SW should practice in their area of expertise: -
correct answer ✔Competence
Unearned rights or benefits that a person has simply for fitting into a social group? -
correct answer ✔Privilege
Mastery of knowledge, skills, programs used in SW to address cultural needs: - correct
answer ✔Cultural Competence
answer verified to pass 2025/2026
The main goal of Social Work is? - correct answer ✔To improve societies well-being.
Social Workers...? - correct answer ✔Look at person in their environment, asses a
clients ability to participate in change, and look at their clients strengths.
Role(s) of social workers enhance coping, problem-solving, and developmental
capabilities - correct answer ✔Facilitator
Activists who concentrate on the statues, law, and broader social policies meet the goal
of - correct answer ✔to develop an improve social policy
A BSW...? - correct answer ✔Readies graduates for generalists social work practice
What are the levels of practice? - correct answer ✔Mezzo, Macro and Micro
When a social worker presents to a parenting group they are doing SW on what level? -
correct answer ✔Mezzo
When using systems theory, what do you look at? - correct answer ✔Family system,
employment system, and religious system.
Code of Ethics....? - correct answer ✔Directs decision making.
the purpose of the Code of Ethics is? - correct answer ✔(Standards that public can
hold profession accountable), (Socializes new SW to mission, values, principles, and
standards), (IDs core values on which social workers mission is bases)
After terminating with a client, a social worker can have a relationship with a client. -
correct answer ✔False
Job duties for generalist social workers include...? - correct answer ✔Asses situations,
evaluate outcomes, and plan course of action.
Definition: helping people access resources on their own to help increase change
possibilities. - correct answer ✔Empowerment Theory
Elithabethan Poor Laws started in? - correct answer ✔1601
Which is not true about Outdoor Relief? (It was part of the Elithabeth Poor Laws, It was
for deserving poor, Was done in their homes and communities, Was for people who lost
their jobs) - correct answer ✔Was for people who lost their jobs.
, Which is a role that a generalist social worker might do? - correct answer ✔Mediator,
Case Manager, and Adcocate.
The first step in the change process for individuals is? - correct answer ✔Engagement
Which is NOT a SW value in the Code of Ethics?(Service, Loyalty, Importance of
Human Relationships, Social Justice) - correct answer ✔Loyalty
Poverty often leads to...? - correct answer ✔Low self esteem, Stunted Growth, Despair
The US Census Bureau determines poverty by...? - correct answer ✔A means test.
According to the textbook, which of the following is not a step in counseling? (Building
Rapport, Identifying Issues/Concerns, Discussing Solutions, Giving Advice) - correct
answer ✔Giving Advice
An example of Persons First Language is...? - correct answer ✔I would like you to
meet James, he had Tourette's
What is HUD housing? - correct answer ✔Housing for at risk population
The perspective of social work where the belief is that society has a responsibility to
support people: - correct answer ✔Institutional
Which is the political ideology that states people are responsible for themselves? -
correct answer ✔Conservatism
Which SW value is about maintaining trustworthiness and adhering to moral ideas? -
correct answer ✔Integrity
Which value refers to SW providing help and resources to people so they can achieve
their potential? - correct answer ✔Service
The NASW states that social workers should not have dual roles/relationships with
clients: - correct answer ✔Conflict of interest
The NASW code of ethics says that SW should practice in their area of expertise: -
correct answer ✔Competence
Unearned rights or benefits that a person has simply for fitting into a social group? -
correct answer ✔Privilege
Mastery of knowledge, skills, programs used in SW to address cultural needs: - correct
answer ✔Cultural Competence
