Social Action & Community Involvement
Quiz by Jody B.
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- Q1What is an example of social action and community involvement?Volunteering at a local soup kitchenSkipping schoolWatching TV all dayIgnoring your neighbors30s
- Q2How can social action benefit a community?By causing conflict and division among community membersBy creating competition and rivalry within the communityBy isolating individuals from one anotherBy bringing people together to work towards a common goal30s
- Q3What is a way to promote social action and community involvement?Ignoring community eventsSpending all your time aloneRefusing to help others in needOrganizing a fundraiser for a local charity30s
- Q4What is a way to support social action and community involvement in schools?Throwing garbage on the school groundsWasting school resourcesIgnoring environmental issuesStarting a school recycling program30s
- Q5What is a way to promote social action and community involvement among young people?Joining a youth volunteer groupAvoiding talking to other young peopleSpending all free time on social mediaIgnoring community events and activities30s
- Q6Why is it important to participate in community service projects?To give back to the community and make a positive impactTo cause harm to the communityTo be selfish and avoid helping othersTo ignore the needs of others30s
- Q7What is one way students can promote inclusivity in their school community?Creating barriers between different groupsOrganizing cultural awareness events to celebrate diversityPromoting exclusivity and discriminationIgnoring classmates who are different30s