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What is a community?

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A community is a group of individuals who share common interests, values, or goals and interact with one another.

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True or False: A community can exist without physical proximity.

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True

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What are the two main types of communities?

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Geographic communities and virtual communities.

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Fill in the blank: A community is often defined by shared _______.

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interests

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a community? A) Shared values B) Isolation C) Interaction

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B) Isolation

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What role does communication play in a community?

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Communication facilitates interaction and connection among community members.

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True or False: Communities can only be formed around hobbies.

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False

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What is a virtual community?

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A virtual community is a group of people who interact over the internet based on shared interests or goals.

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Name one benefit of being part of a community.

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Support and social interaction.

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Fill in the blank: Community members often share a sense of _______.

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belonging

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What is a geographic community?

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A geographic community is a group of individuals living in the same physical location.

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True or False: Communities can only form in urban areas.

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False

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What is social capital in the context of communities?

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Social capital refers to the networks, relationships, and norms that enable collective action within a community.

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Which factor can strengthen a community?

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Active participation and engagement of its members.

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Fill in the blank: Communities can be based on _______ interests.

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shared

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What is an example of a community based on a shared profession?

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A community of teachers or healthcare workers.

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True or False: All members of a community must agree on every issue.

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False

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What is the importance of diversity in a community?

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Diversity brings different perspectives and ideas, enhancing creativity and problem-solving.

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Fill in the blank: Community engagement promotes _______ and participation.

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involvement

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What is a local community?

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A local community is a group of people living in a specific area, such as a neighborhood or town.

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Which of the following is a common challenge faced by communities? A) Unity B) Conflict C) Diversity

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B) Conflict

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What is the role of community leaders?

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Community leaders help guide and support the community, fostering growth and cooperation.

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True or False: Communities do not need rules or guidelines.

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False

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What is a community’s shared culture?

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A community’s shared culture includes the beliefs, practices, and values that bind its members together.

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Fill in the blank: _______ is essential for conflict resolution within a community.
Communication
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What is the impact of technology on communities?
Technology can enhance communication and connection but can also create barriers.
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Which term describes a community's ability to adapt to change?
Resilience
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True or False: Communities only exist in physical forms.
False
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What is a community service?
Community service is voluntary work intended to help people in a particular area.
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Fill in the blank: A strong community can lead to increased _______ in its members.
well-being
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What role do norms play in a community?
Norms guide the behavior and expectations of community members.
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What is a community assessment?
A community assessment is a systematic approach to identifying community needs and resources.
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True or False: Communities cannot evolve over time.
False
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What is the significance of community events?
Community events foster interaction, strengthen bonds, and promote collective identity.
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Fill in the blank: Community members often collaborate to achieve _______.
common goals
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What is a community network?
A community network is a group of interconnected individuals or organizations that share resources and information.
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True or False: Communities can only consist of humans.
False
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What is a sense of place in a community?
A sense of place refers to the emotional connection individuals have with their community.
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Fill in the blank: _______ can enhance community cohesion.
Shared experiences
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What is a community project?
A community project is an initiative undertaken by community members to address specific needs or goals.
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True or False: Community participation is optional for members.
True
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What is the role of feedback in a community?
Feedback helps improve community initiatives and fosters open communication.
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Fill in the blank: Community leaders often help to _______ resources.
mobilize
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What is the concept of community identity?
Community identity refers to the shared sense of belonging and collective consciousness among members.
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True or False: Community development focuses on improving the quality of life for members.
True
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What is grassroots organizing?
Grassroots organizing is a movement that starts from the local level to effect change.
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Fill in the blank: Effective _______ is crucial for community sustainability.
leadership
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What does it mean to be an active community member?
Being an active community member involves participating in events, volunteering, and contributing to discussions.
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True or False: Communities cannot have conflicting interests.
False
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What is the importance of trust in a community?
Trust fosters collaboration and strengthens relationships among members.
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Fill in the blank: Community _______ can lead to empowerment.
engagement
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What is a community vision?
A community vision is a shared aspiration for the future direction and goals of the community.
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True or False: All communities are homogeneous.
False
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What is community resilience?
Community resilience is the ability of a community to recover from challenges and adapt to change.
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Fill in the blank: Community _______ helps identify strengths and weaknesses.
assessment
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What is the role of inclusivity in a community?
Inclusivity ensures that all members feel valued and have a voice in the community.
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True or False: Communities are static and do not change.
False
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What is a community's mission statement?
A mission statement outlines the purpose and goals of the community.
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Fill in the blank: _______ is key to effective community collaboration.
Trust
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What is a community resource?
A community resource is an asset or service that supports the well-being of the community.
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True or False: Only certain individuals can contribute to a community.
False
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What is the significance of community outreach?
Community outreach helps raise awareness and connect resources with those in need.
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Fill in the blank: Community _______ fosters a sense of belonging.
involvement
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What is a community's core values?
Core values are the fundamental beliefs that guide the behavior and decision-making within the community.
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True or False: Communities can have different leadership structures.
True
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What is the purpose of community planning?
Community planning aims to develop strategies for growth and improvement.
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Fill in the blank: Community _______ is vital for sustainability.
engagement
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What is a community's demographic profile?
A demographic profile includes statistical characteristics of a community's population.
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True or False: Community challenges can be addressed through collaboration.
True
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What is the significance of community forums?
Community forums provide a platform for discussion and feedback among members.
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Fill in the blank: _______ is essential for fostering community dialogue.
Respect
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What is a community's social fabric?
Social fabric refers to the interconnectedness and relationships among community members.
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True or False: Community involvement is only for those with specific skills.
False
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What is the impact of socioeconomic factors on a community?
Socioeconomic factors can influence access to resources and overall community well-being.
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Fill in the blank: A community's _______ can shape its identity.
history
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What is a community's action plan?
An action plan outlines specific steps and strategies to achieve community goals.
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True or False: Community members should be passive participants.
False
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What is the role of empathy in a community?
Empathy fosters understanding and strengthens relationships among members.
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Fill in the blank: Community _______ can lead to innovation.
collaboration
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What is the role of advocacy in a community?
Advocacy involves promoting the interests and needs of the community.
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True or False: Community identity is unchanging.
False
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What is a community's long-term goal?
A long-term goal is a vision for the future that guides community development.
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Fill in the blank: Community _______ can enhance the quality of life.
development
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What is the significance of mentorship in a community?
Mentorship helps to build skills and foster relationships among members.
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True or False: All communities operate in the same way.
False
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What is a community's shared responsibility?
Shared responsibility refers to the collective obligation of members to contribute to the community's well-being.

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