quiz 1

Question 1

1. What are some things that your need to do before attending your first placement?

Answer 1

All of the above

Question 2

2. The benefits of community engagement include those to

Answer 2

the individual/student, government and stakeholder and communities

Question 3

3. Some of the issues you may face while in International Volunteer Placements?

Answer 3

Gender issues, poverty, lack of education and environmental sustainability.

Question 4

4. According to the Tri-Council Policy Statement Ethical Conduct for Research Involving Humans, the three general principles of consent are:

Answer 4

Consent shall be given voluntarily, can be withdrawn at any time, and if consent is withdrawn, the participant can also request their date.

Question 5

5. Which greeting is appropriate in Argentina?

Answer 5

Two kisses on the cheek, right to right cheek, left-to-left cheek.

Question 6

6. (Community) Engagement can be used to describe:

Answer 6

a broad range of interactions between people

Question 7

7. International Volunteerism has been linked to various positive outcomes, including:

Answer 7

social/cultural, personal and identity.

Question 8

8. When contacting your community partner, what things should you include in your letter correspondence?

Answer 8

Let them know you are a CSL/CEL student, give them your name, the position and the time you have signed up for.

Question 9

9. Critical Consciousness is identified as

Answer 9

shifting ones gaze from self to others, and embodying words and actions that are continually engaged with

Question 10

10. What are the four main attributes of professional image?

Answer 10

Appropriate appearance, suitable manners and etiquette, appropriate personal behaviors and effective communication

Question 11

11. When deciding what placement or project to engage in, you should be thinking about:

Answer 11

goals, expectations, interests and values, current skills, type of work, commitment and location.

Question 12

12. Broadly, why is community engagement important?

Answer 12

Because it enables change, builds agreement and creates movement communities.

Question 13

13. What is one the main key components of Community Engagement?

Answer 13

Collaboration

Question 14

14. What are the three components of service learning? (Hint: this is presented in a Venn Diagram)

Answer 14

partnerships between college and community, application of academic knowledge, and reflection and assessment leading to a deeper understanding

Question 15

15. According to Pillar 2 (an environmentally friendly transportation system), what kinds of transformational modes should be prioritized?

Answer 15

Pedestrian and cyclist

Question 16

16. What are the primary goals of international volunteerism?

Answer 16

To promote a sense of global citizenship, cultural sensitivity, and a better understanding of political and economic systems around the world.

Question 17

17. Community is important because

Answer 17

it gives courage, hope, options/purpose, feedback and joy.

Question 18

18. Well-functioning communities are vital to

Answer 18

maintaining a good and progressive society.

Question 19

19. Which two main components does the concept of diversity encompass

Answer 19

Acceptance and respect.

Question 20

20. Gallager argues that most of us fail to use a strengths based approach to communication. Instead we use a:

Answer 20

deficits-based,

Question 21

21. Teamwork can be linked to two compounds: glue and oil. Glue represents_____ and oil represents _____.

Answer 21

The element that keeps the team together, and the element that makes the team work.

Question 22

22. The two essential elements of effective teamwork are

Answer 22

Trust and accountability

Question 23

23. According to the 8 pillars of a sustainable community, what is Pillar 1

Answer 23

A complete Community.

Question 24

24. What are the three key issues with respect to social justice?

Answer 24

Economic inequality, racial inequality, and aboriginal issues

Question 25

25. Social justice is defined as “a broad term of action intended to create:

Answer 25

genuine equality, fairness, and respect among people.

Question 26

26. The three core principles of the Tri-Council Policy Statement: Ethical Conduct for Reach Involvement:

Answer 26

Respect for persons, concern for welfare and justice

Question 27

27. An ethic of both scholarship and volunteerism includes

Answer 27

A and B (Selection and achievement of morally acceptable ends/outcomes AND Morally acceptable means to achieve ends/outcomes)

Question 28

28. Community can be:

Answer 28

a community of place, practice or industry/club.

Question 29

29. Which 5 experimental learning models does Furco identify?

Answer 29

Volunteerism, community service, internship, field education and service learning.

Question 30

30. Which 2 dimensions do Furco’s experiential learning models exists along?

Answer 30

Beneficiary and focus.

Question 31

31. CSL/CEL placement student who are injured at their placement are expected to

Answer 31

all of the above (report the incident to supervisor, inform their CSL/CEL coordination and fill out forms/paperwork)

Question 32

32. What skills are involved in effective communication?

Answer 32

Attentive listen, tone, body language and recognizing and understanding others’ emotions, as well as your own.

Question 33

33. Which of the following occurs in the Compartmentalize stage of the CANDID model?

Answer 33

The communicator analyzes which content is “safe” to discuss and which content is more emotional, and thus, more challenging to bring up.

Question 34

34. Which of the following are important when volunteering safely

Answer 34

A, B and C a. Learning the safety protocols and procedures b. Think about the context of your volunteer experience c. Take care of your self

Question 35

35. Economic/Global Inequality refers to:

Answer 35

the uneven distribution of income and wealth