1. It is the end portion of COPAR but the most important phase.
Select one:
a. Sustenance and strengthening phase
b. Pre-entry
c. Entry
d. Organization building phase
2. A social development approach that aims to transform the apathetic, individualistic and voiceless poor
into dynamic, participatory and politically responsive community.
Select one:
a. Community organizing participatory action research
b. Community organizing
c. Community-based participatory action research
d. Participatory action research
3. A principle of community development that people should be able to control and use their own assets
and means to influence.
Select one:
a. Self-determination
b. Collective action
c. Working and learning together
d. Empowerment
4. A phase which involves preparation on the part of organizer and choosing a community partnership.
Select one:
a. Integration
b. Pre-entry
c. Social analysis
d. Entry
5. It is a process consists of steps or activities that instill and reinforce the peoples confidence on their
own collective strengths and capabilities.
Select one:
a. Community development
b. Commmunity planning
c. Community implementing
d. Community organizing
6. This will serve as the foundation of the community organization.
Select one:
a. Core group
b. Local leaders
c. Community organization
d. Integration
A values which points out that people being part of one community is concern for one another.
Select one:
a. Human empowerment
b. Social justice
c. Social responsibility
Leaving the immersion site.
Select one:
a. Pre-entry
b. Sustenance and strengthening phase
c. Organization building phase
d. Phase out
e. Entry
Is the initial phase of the organizing process where the community organizer looks for communities to serve
and help – known as project site selection.
Select one:
a. Sustenance and strengthening phase
b. Entry
c. Pre-entry
d. Organization building phase
It is also termed as the Project Development Approach.
Select one:
a. Welfare approach
b. Modernization approach
c. Transformatory approach
d. Faith-based approach
A data gathering methods for COPAR which provides the community with a visual representation focusing on
relationships within the community between the community and outside groups or agencies.
Select one:
a. Venn Diagram
b. Home visitation
c. Mapping
d. Transect walk
The coordinating body for all health and community development activities.
Select one:
a. Community Health Organization
b. City Health Office
c. Barangay Health Station
d. Rural Health Unit
A goal of community development is the fostering joint venture, alliance or union between the people and
community and various stakeholders like NGO’s, LGU’s refers to:
Select one:
a. partnership building
b. intersectoral collaboration
c. capacity building
d. intrasectoral collaboration
n nursing practice it is often called community diagnosis.
Select one:
a. Social analysis
b. Integration
c. Entry
d. Pre-entry
Is the first basic principle of community development.
Select one:
a. Equity and social justice
b. Participatory development
c. Sustainability
d. None of these
An activity in COPAR when people collectively ratify what they have decided individually. It gives people the
collective power and confidence.
Select one:
a. Mobilization
b. Social investigation
c. Integration
d. Meeting
A phase which formalizes the start of the organizing process.
Select one:
a. Pre-entry
b. Social analysis
c. Integration
d. Community Organization
e. Entry
A phase which formalizes the start of the organizing process.
Select one:
a. Pre-entry
b. Social analysis
c. Integration
d. Community Organization
e. Entry
A core principles of community organizing when decision making and responsibility are in the hands of ordinary
people and not just the elite.
Select one:
a. People-centered
b. Developmental
c. Participative
d. Process-oriented
e. Democratic
The end goal of community organizing:
Select one:
a. Self-reliant community
b. People empowerment
c. Improved quality of life
d. Community development
A style of integration when the organizer visit the community as per schedule.
Select one:
a. Boader style
b. Ongoing style
c. Now you see now you dont style
d. Elitist style
Is the processs of living with the people, understanding their problems undergoing hardships and sharing their
hopes and aspirations to help build mutual trust and cooperation.
Select one:
a. Deciding on community interventions
b. Formulating goals and objectives
c. Evaluating the action
d. Integration
Most effective way of developing a close relationship with the community.
Select one:
a. Participation in the social activities
b. Participation in the production
c. Huntahan
d. Pagbabahay-bahay
A core principle of community organizing which is directed towards changing the current undesirable conditions
that these changes can achieved.
Select one:
a. Participative
b. People-centered
c. Democratic
d. Process-oriented
e. Developmental
Is the process by which individuals, communities and organizations gain mastery over their lives.
Select one:
a. Empowerment
b. Self-reliant
c. Decmoractic
d. Development
It serves as an initial data base and a basis for planning and programming of organizing activities.
Select one:
a. Community development
b. Community analysis
c. Community profiling
d. Community organizing
This is an actual experience in confronting the powerful and the actual exercise of people power.
Select one:
a. Mobilization
b. Social investigation
c. Integration
d. Meeting
Is a process where people come together to take action on whats important to them.
Select one:
a. Community organizing
b. Community organizing participatory action research
c. Community empowerment
d. Community development
A core principle of community organizing when goals are achieved through a process of change.
Select one:
a. People-centered
b. Participative
c. Process-oriented
d. Democratic
e. Developmental
Ideally done periodically during mobilization.
Select one:
a. Integration
b. Action phase
c. Evaluation
d. Social analysis