Community Development quiz #1 comprehensive Questions
and Answers with 100% Correct Answers | Latest Version
Question 1.
What is leisure and why do so many scholars and practitioners argue it has an important role
to play in Community Development?
Correct Answer: Leisure isn't always benign. Examples of consumption and travel
can be threats the well-being of our neighborhoods. Challenge your assumptions
about what the link is and could be between Leisure and Community Development.
Question 2.
community of the past
Correct Answer: Closely knit, everyone knows everyone, table, continually
surrounded my family and friends who are willing to help (Gemeinshaft= the
closeness of relationships and the closeness of physical proximity make it possible)
Shadow side: they were homogeneous, suspicious of Outsiders, socially and
economically stratified, emotionally stifling, limited opportunities for personal and
professional development.
Question 3.
community of the future
Correct Answer: heterogenic, dynamic, members are interdependent, committed to
one another, participate in common practices, identify as a part of something bigger
than the sum of their parts. requires solidarity (shared identity, shared norms).
Question 4.
Numerous definitions of community
Correct Answer: some focus on social interaction others relate to geographical space
and the functionality of community.
Question 5.
Functional community
Correct Answer: a community of purpose. There is a shared activity or project that
brings members together.
Question 6.
Conscious community
Correct Answer: recognizes interdependence, Foster's a willingness to embrace new
people and ideas. attitudes and behaviour have become internalised and Solidarity is
solidified. this normalcy see of a conscious Community is called Deep community.
,Question 7.
Deep community
Correct Answer: create shared values, work toward a shared vision of the world, and
build stories together
Question 8.
The Loss and Re- vival of community:
Correct Answer: The weakening of community bonds, the loss of public space, along
with the decline of Civic Consciousness and sense of obligation are noted as major
concerns in the intrusion of communities.
Question 9.
The neoliberalist approach
Correct Answer: an attempt to solve social problems, has in fact made them worse.
That is, the dismantling of government structures and services and replacing them
with private-sector, market-driven approaches have contributed to the decline of
community and the unravelling of our social fabric.
Question 10.
Individualism, consumption, and privatization
Correct Answer: are dominant pillars of Western Society and we've adopted these
ideologies as measurements of success. Independence economic wealth and
individual Choice are indicative of a high-quality life but has contributed to the loss of
community.
Question 11.
Globalization
Correct Answer: has also been identified as a culprit in the loss of community as it
threatens individual rights and freedoms.
Question 12.
democratic
Correct Answer: Ensuring that all people have the same rights
Question 13.
inclusive
Correct Answer: embrace all people irrespective of race, gender, disability, medical or
other need.
, Question 14.
non-authoritarian
Correct Answer: giving people an amount of freedom and not demanding that they
obey a lot of rules
Question 15.
community self-determination
Correct Answer: community members come together to discuss concerns, assess
options and arrive at their own conclusions
Question 16.
community ownership
Correct Answer: the act or degree of ownership and responsibility taken by the
community towards any programs or activities running in the community.
Question 17.
Enhance natural capacities and networks
Correct Answer: There are sources of strength in every community; for example,
informal networks and social support systems, or certain individuals that have
particular talents or are able to help others in need.
Question 18.
social justice and equity
Correct Answer: This refers to all people being valued and receiving fair treatment. It
goes beyond enforcing laws and ensures that all people can share in the benefits of a
society.
Question 19.
Universality
Correct Answer: The ability to be applied to everyone
Question 20.
Service Integration
Correct Answer: integration of mental health and substance abuse services
Question 21.
upstream
Correct Answer: improving fundamental social and economic structures in order to
decrease barriers and improve supports that allow people to achieve their full health
potential.
and Answers with 100% Correct Answers | Latest Version
Question 1.
What is leisure and why do so many scholars and practitioners argue it has an important role
to play in Community Development?
Correct Answer: Leisure isn't always benign. Examples of consumption and travel
can be threats the well-being of our neighborhoods. Challenge your assumptions
about what the link is and could be between Leisure and Community Development.
Question 2.
community of the past
Correct Answer: Closely knit, everyone knows everyone, table, continually
surrounded my family and friends who are willing to help (Gemeinshaft= the
closeness of relationships and the closeness of physical proximity make it possible)
Shadow side: they were homogeneous, suspicious of Outsiders, socially and
economically stratified, emotionally stifling, limited opportunities for personal and
professional development.
Question 3.
community of the future
Correct Answer: heterogenic, dynamic, members are interdependent, committed to
one another, participate in common practices, identify as a part of something bigger
than the sum of their parts. requires solidarity (shared identity, shared norms).
Question 4.
Numerous definitions of community
Correct Answer: some focus on social interaction others relate to geographical space
and the functionality of community.
Question 5.
Functional community
Correct Answer: a community of purpose. There is a shared activity or project that
brings members together.
Question 6.
Conscious community
Correct Answer: recognizes interdependence, Foster's a willingness to embrace new
people and ideas. attitudes and behaviour have become internalised and Solidarity is
solidified. this normalcy see of a conscious Community is called Deep community.
,Question 7.
Deep community
Correct Answer: create shared values, work toward a shared vision of the world, and
build stories together
Question 8.
The Loss and Re- vival of community:
Correct Answer: The weakening of community bonds, the loss of public space, along
with the decline of Civic Consciousness and sense of obligation are noted as major
concerns in the intrusion of communities.
Question 9.
The neoliberalist approach
Correct Answer: an attempt to solve social problems, has in fact made them worse.
That is, the dismantling of government structures and services and replacing them
with private-sector, market-driven approaches have contributed to the decline of
community and the unravelling of our social fabric.
Question 10.
Individualism, consumption, and privatization
Correct Answer: are dominant pillars of Western Society and we've adopted these
ideologies as measurements of success. Independence economic wealth and
individual Choice are indicative of a high-quality life but has contributed to the loss of
community.
Question 11.
Globalization
Correct Answer: has also been identified as a culprit in the loss of community as it
threatens individual rights and freedoms.
Question 12.
democratic
Correct Answer: Ensuring that all people have the same rights
Question 13.
inclusive
Correct Answer: embrace all people irrespective of race, gender, disability, medical or
other need.
, Question 14.
non-authoritarian
Correct Answer: giving people an amount of freedom and not demanding that they
obey a lot of rules
Question 15.
community self-determination
Correct Answer: community members come together to discuss concerns, assess
options and arrive at their own conclusions
Question 16.
community ownership
Correct Answer: the act or degree of ownership and responsibility taken by the
community towards any programs or activities running in the community.
Question 17.
Enhance natural capacities and networks
Correct Answer: There are sources of strength in every community; for example,
informal networks and social support systems, or certain individuals that have
particular talents or are able to help others in need.
Question 18.
social justice and equity
Correct Answer: This refers to all people being valued and receiving fair treatment. It
goes beyond enforcing laws and ensures that all people can share in the benefits of a
society.
Question 19.
Universality
Correct Answer: The ability to be applied to everyone
Question 20.
Service Integration
Correct Answer: integration of mental health and substance abuse services
Question 21.
upstream
Correct Answer: improving fundamental social and economic structures in order to
decrease barriers and improve supports that allow people to achieve their full health
potential.
