Which one of the following best describes recreation?

something that helps maintain a balance in life

The best way for a worker in the leisure and health industry to further their career is by

studying at a TAFE or university.

A code of ethics is best described as

a set of rules of behaviour for a profession.

regular liaison with a group of agencies and services

Which one of the following is an example of a culturally inclusive environment?

a range of employees from other countries

Duty of care is best described as

caring for clients and workers to the best of your ability.

Which of the following practices best encourages a client to develop self-management skills?

encouraging the client to make an informed decision

The client’s right to choose and participate in a preferred leisure activity is an example of a

philosophy that underpins the leisure and health industry.

In the community services sector, Quality of Care Principles recognise the importance of

respectful interactions and relationships with clients.

CS workers need to understand 'historical context' of a community to determine:

the impact of current legislation on the community sector

In community services, cultural safety refers to

protecting human rights and resources in the community.

Which one of the following could best be described as a marginalised group of people?

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders

An integrated community is one that

caters for the needs of the whole community.

PEAR is often used as an acronym for the principles of social justice.What does PEAR stand for?

participation, equity, access, rights

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1
Which one of the following best describes recreation?
an activity that has no rules or boundaries
something that helps maintain a balance in life
a structured activity that provides a purposeful pursuit
an activity that maintains a lifestyle
2
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child is a recognised
national convention.
municipal convention.
international convention.
state convention.
3
The best way for a worker in the leisure and health industry to further their career is by
attending all team meetings.
enhancing their personal wellbeing.
working longer hours.
studying at a TAFE or university.
4
A code of ethics is best described as
a list of personal values.
a plan for a behaviour program for leisure program..
an outline of protocols for the community services sector.
a set of rules of behaviour for a profession.
5
What is networking?
regular discussions about potential issues
a series of training programs in a workplace
a change to meet political legislative requirements
regular liaison with a group of agencies and services
6
Which one of the following is an example of a culturally inclusive environment?
a range of employees from other countries
set working hours and days during the week
appropriate facilities for workers with a range of abilities
a set of well-defi ned work roles for all genders
7
Which one of the following is not a communication technique?
body language
sharing of information electronically
sharing student rooms
sign language
8
Duty of care is best described as
reading the policies of the organisation.
caring for the elderly within an aged-care organisation.
safely preparing meals for the community.
caring for clients and workers to the best of your ability.
9
Which of the following practices best encourages a client to develop self-management skills?
explaining the solution to the client
encouraging the client to make an informed decision
protecting the client from their family’s decisions
telling the client how to manage their life
10
Which of the following is not a community Services Agency ?
HeadSpace - National Youth Mental Health Foundation
SCOPE - Disability Support Services
Coles Supermarket
BUBA Aged Care Accomodation
11
The client’s right to choose and participate in a preferred leisure activity is an example of a
mission statement of the leisure and health provider.
philosophy that underpins the leisure and health industry.
law that governs the leisure and health industry.
belief held by a worker in the leisure and health industry.
12
In the community services sector, Quality of Care Principles recognise the importance of
cleanliness in the bathrooms.
respectful interactions and relationships with clients.
polite staff.
providing transport for clients to access shops.
13
CS workers need to understand 'historical context' of a community to determine:
future issues relating to the community services sector
changing perceptions of issues within the community.
current issues within the community services sector
the impact of current legislation on the community sector
14
A community services organisation has policies and procedures in place .What is a policy?
a piece of legislation
a guiding statement
a current issue
a series of steps
15
In community services, cultural safety refers to
advocating for clients with their credit providers.
accessing legal services.
protecting human rights and resources in the community.
providing childcare services to the community.
16
Which one of the following could best be described as a marginalised group of people?
kindergarten children
tertiary students
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders
office workers
17
An integrated community is one that
caters for the needs of the whole community.
provides a special school for children with disabilities.
has ethnic groups living in their own community.
includes children with ball skills on the football team.
18
FOI in the FOI Act stands for
Freedom of Information.
Freedom of Independence.
Freedom of Identifi cation.
Freedom of Industry.
19
PEAR is often used as an acronym for the principles of social justice.What does PEAR stand for?
participation, employment, access, rights
participation, equity, access, refl ection
participation, equality, ability, refl ection
participation, equity, access, rights
20
Which one of the following best describes an access and equity approach?
exclusive
non-discriminatory
authoritative
discriminatory

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