CPRP Exam 5
What does CPRP stand for? - ANS-Certified Park and Recreation Professional
What are the 5 categories that compose the CPRP exam? - ANS-Communication,
Finance, Human Resources, Operations, Programming
How many questions are on the CPRP exam? - ANS-125
_______ are the underlying reasons people participate in the parks and recreation
services, and they include; exercise, relaxation, stress reduction, socialization... -
ANS-Benefits
_______ benefits are experienced by those who directly participate in an activity. -
ANS-Individual
_______ benefits are to the betterment of the community at large, regardless of whether
a particular person uses the services or not. - ANS-Community
In terms of community benefits, _______ and ________ provide the most
community-wide benefits, followed by facilities and programs. - ANS-Parks and Natural
areas
What are the 3 pillars of NRPA? - ANS-Conservation, Health and Wellness, and social
equity
________ is the process of establishing and maintaining a positive image of the agency
in the minds of the community. - ANS-Positioning
A _________ is formed to support parks and recreation agencies through activities such
as fundraising, providing volunteers, working on projects and supporting the agency in
achieving mission and goals. - ANS-Friends Group
Most friends groups are established as a _______ - ANS-501 (c) 3
, _________ are held to inform the public of specific items or changes, used to consult
the public on issues or to garner reaction to items such as policy changes. - ANS-Public
Meetings
Public meetings are usually facilitated by whom? - ANS-CEO
________ are a small but representative group of patrons that are assembled and
asked various questions about a topic. Generally facilitator is not affiliated with the
agency. - ANS-Focus Groups
A ________ is formed to provide valuable feedback and direction, can be charged with
investigating specific issue or problem and to provide a report for public consumption. -
ANS-Citizen Advisory Group
A ________places the decision of a given issue directly in the hands of a voter. -
ANS-Referendum
The ________ of the organization is an ideal image of what the organization will look
like in the future. - ANS-Vision
The ________ statement answers who the customers are, what services are provided,
how services will be provided. Basically is a fundamental purpose statement depicting
what the agency does. - ANS-Mission
________ are defined as two or more stakeholders working together to solve a set of
problems that neither can solve alone. - ANS-Collaboration
An ________ requires a high level of commitment between organizations, as well as the
sharing of authority and decision making. A good example is two neighboring parks and
recreation departments planning and implementing a major event together. -
ANS-Alliance
A ________ is formed when two or more partners come together to create an entirely
new entity. - ANS-Partnership
What does CPRP stand for? - ANS-Certified Park and Recreation Professional
What are the 5 categories that compose the CPRP exam? - ANS-Communication,
Finance, Human Resources, Operations, Programming
How many questions are on the CPRP exam? - ANS-125
_______ are the underlying reasons people participate in the parks and recreation
services, and they include; exercise, relaxation, stress reduction, socialization... -
ANS-Benefits
_______ benefits are experienced by those who directly participate in an activity. -
ANS-Individual
_______ benefits are to the betterment of the community at large, regardless of whether
a particular person uses the services or not. - ANS-Community
In terms of community benefits, _______ and ________ provide the most
community-wide benefits, followed by facilities and programs. - ANS-Parks and Natural
areas
What are the 3 pillars of NRPA? - ANS-Conservation, Health and Wellness, and social
equity
________ is the process of establishing and maintaining a positive image of the agency
in the minds of the community. - ANS-Positioning
A _________ is formed to support parks and recreation agencies through activities such
as fundraising, providing volunteers, working on projects and supporting the agency in
achieving mission and goals. - ANS-Friends Group
Most friends groups are established as a _______ - ANS-501 (c) 3
, _________ are held to inform the public of specific items or changes, used to consult
the public on issues or to garner reaction to items such as policy changes. - ANS-Public
Meetings
Public meetings are usually facilitated by whom? - ANS-CEO
________ are a small but representative group of patrons that are assembled and
asked various questions about a topic. Generally facilitator is not affiliated with the
agency. - ANS-Focus Groups
A ________ is formed to provide valuable feedback and direction, can be charged with
investigating specific issue or problem and to provide a report for public consumption. -
ANS-Citizen Advisory Group
A ________places the decision of a given issue directly in the hands of a voter. -
ANS-Referendum
The ________ of the organization is an ideal image of what the organization will look
like in the future. - ANS-Vision
The ________ statement answers who the customers are, what services are provided,
how services will be provided. Basically is a fundamental purpose statement depicting
what the agency does. - ANS-Mission
________ are defined as two or more stakeholders working together to solve a set of
problems that neither can solve alone. - ANS-Collaboration
An ________ requires a high level of commitment between organizations, as well as the
sharing of authority and decision making. A good example is two neighboring parks and
recreation departments planning and implementing a major event together. -
ANS-Alliance
A ________ is formed when two or more partners come together to create an entirely
new entity. - ANS-Partnership
