Question 1

Religious organizations are not considered charitable nonprofits by the Internal Revenue Service.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

A certain mistrust of ______ has provided philosophical support for voluntary initiatives throughout the history of the United States.

Accepted Answer

A)  lawyers 
B)  academia 
C)  volunteers 
D)  government 
A)  lawyers 
B)  academia 
C)  volunteers 
D)  government

Question 3

Beginning in the 1980s, federal spending for many social programs was sharply reduced by President Gerald R. Ford.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Compare and contrast charity and philanthropy.

Accepted Answer

Charity and philanthropy are both forms

Question 5

Organizations that exist for the sole purpose of directing money to other nonprofits are called ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  banks 
B)  funding intermediaries 
C)  advocacy organizations 
D)  international development entities 
A)  banks 
B)  funding intermediaries 
C)  advocacy organizations 
D)  international development entities

Question 6

Analyze the pros and cons of repealing the Johnson Amendment. Write an argument in support of or against the act.

Accepted Answer

The Johnson Amendment, passed in 1954, p

Question 7

In 2013, the nonprofit sector employed what percentage of the total U.S. workforce?

Accepted Answer

A)  5% 
B)  10% 
C)  20% 
D)  30% 
A)  5% 
B)  10% 
C)  20% 
D)  30%

Question 8

A nonprofit organization that blends traditional fundraising methods with commercial methods to generate revenue is referred to as a ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  civil society 
B)  charitable sector 
C)  social enterprise 
D)  tax-exempt sector 
A)  civil society 
B)  charitable sector 
C)  social enterprise 
D)  tax-exempt sector

Religious organizations are not considered charitable nonprofits by the Internal Revenue Service.

A certain mistrust of ______ has provided philosophical support for voluntary initiatives throughout the history of the United States.

Beginning in the 1980s, federal spending for many social programs was sharply reduced by President Gerald R. Ford.

Compare and contrast charity and philanthropy.

Organizations that exist for the sole purpose of directing money to other nonprofits are called ______.

Analyze the pros and cons of repealing the Johnson Amendment. Write an argument in support of or against the act.

In 2013, the nonprofit sector employed what percentage of the total U.S. workforce?

A nonprofit organization that blends traditional fundraising methods with commercial methods to generate revenue is referred to as a ______.

Nonprofit Management As a Profession and a Field of Study

Theories of the Nonprofit Sector and Nonprofit Organizations

Nonprofit Governing Boards

Executive Leadership

Ensuring Accountability and Measuring Performance

Developing Strategy, Building Capacity, and Managing Risk

Collaborations, Partnerships, and Mergers

Managing Staff and Service Volunteers

Marketing and Communications

Advocacy and Lobbying

Financial Management

Philanthropic Fundraising

Social Enterprise and Earned Income

Government Grants and Contracts

Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation

Governing and Managing International and Global Organizations

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Exam 2: Overview of the Nonprofit Sector

Religious organizations are not considered charitable nonprofits by the Internal Revenue Service.

A certain mistrust of ______ has provided philosophical support for voluntary initiatives throughout the history of the United States.

Beginning in the 1980s, federal spending for many social programs was sharply reduced by President Gerald R. Ford.

Compare and contrast charity and philanthropy.

Organizations that exist for the sole purpose of directing money to other nonprofits are called ______.

Analyze the pros and cons of repealing the Johnson Amendment. Write an argument in support of or against the act.

In 2013, the nonprofit sector employed what percentage of the total U.S. workforce?

A nonprofit organization that blends traditional fundraising methods with commercial methods to generate revenue is referred to as a ______.

Nonprofit Management As a Profession and a Field of Study

Theories of the Nonprofit Sector and Nonprofit Organizations

Nonprofit Governing Boards

Executive Leadership

Ensuring Accountability and Measuring Performance

Developing Strategy, Building Capacity, and Managing Risk

Collaborations, Partnerships, and Mergers

Managing Staff and Service Volunteers

Marketing and Communications

Advocacy and Lobbying

Financial Management

Philanthropic Fundraising

Social Enterprise and Earned Income

Government Grants and Contracts

Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation

Governing and Managing International and Global Organizations

Filters