Question 1

________ authored an analysis of the conditions of Montreal's working-class communities in the late 1800s.

Accepted Answer

A)  L'Abbé Charles-Edouard Bourgeois 
B)  Marie Lacoste Gérin-Lajoie 
C)  Frederick Marsh 
D)  Herbert Ames 
E)  Charlotte Whitton 
A)  L'Abbé Charles-Edouard Bourgeois 
B)  Marie Lacoste Gérin-Lajoie 
C)  Frederick Marsh 
D)  Herbert Ames 
E)  Charlotte Whitton

Question 2

A consequence of burnout is impaired decision making.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Friendly visitors representing Charity Organization Societies would evaluate individuals' eligibility for relief by assessing their ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  social environment 
B)  economic environment 
C)  community's dynamics 
D)  individual character 
E)  level of education 
A)  social environment 
B)  economic environment 
C)  community's dynamics 
D)  individual character 
E)  level of education

Question 4

The Public Charities Act of Quebec was the first social assistance legislation to mandate that the government had to intervene to help those in need.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Mino-pimatisiwin is a Cree word that means ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  social work 
B)  the Medicine Wheel 
C)  the good life 
D)  First Nations 
E)  a gathering of elders 
A)  social work 
B)  the Medicine Wheel 
C)  the good life 
D)  First Nations 
E)  a gathering of elders

Question 6

Settlement House Movement proponents placed a greater emphasis on ________ than proponents of the Charity Organization Societies.

Accepted Answer

A)  religious foundations 
B)  provincial intervention 
C)  social reform 
D)  moral rehabilitation 
E)  individual character 
A)  religious foundations 
B)  provincial intervention 
C)  social reform 
D)  moral rehabilitation 
E)  individual character

Question 7

In the 1800s in Quebec, ________ were entities founded by groups of workers to provide for workers and their families in case of sickness or death.

Accepted Answer

A)  mutual benefit societies 
B)  Charity Organization Societies 
C)  settlement house organizations 
D)  missions 
E)  municipal councils 
A)  mutual benefit societies 
B)  Charity Organization Societies 
C)  settlement house organizations 
D)  missions 
E)  municipal councils

Question 8

Provision of care for the poor shifted from work done by volunteers to paid social work largely because of the application of a "scientific approach." This reflects the idea that ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  volunteers need to be paid to undergo training to make moral judgments of who is "deserving" 
B)  social work should involve the ability to prescribe medication; hence, social workers need to be paid professionals with training in medicine and/or science 
C)  it is necessary for the worker to have specific training to gain a scientific understanding of human behaviour and social processes 
D)  it is not important to understand the behavioural aspects of clients but only to address physical symptoms 
E)  social work in hospitals requires further training for process diagnoses 
A)  volunteers need to be paid to undergo training to make moral judgments of who is "deserving" 
B)  social work should involve the ability to prescribe medication; hence, social workers need to be paid professionals with training in medicine and/or science 
C)  it is necessary for the worker to have specific training to gain a scientific understanding of human behaviour and social processes 
D)  it is not important to understand the behavioural aspects of clients but only to address physical symptoms 
E)  social work in hospitals requires further training for process diagnoses

Question 9

Social casework consisted of collecting statistics about community conditions for comparison to conditions in other communities.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

The 1871 census recorded Quebec as being 97 per cent Roman Catholic.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Elders are all members of an Indigenous community aged 65 and over.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

What is Social Darwinism as it relates to poverty?

Accepted Answer

As related to poverty, Social Darwinism

Question 13

The Civil Marriage Act, which legalized same-sex marriage across Canada, was enacted in 1991.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

The ________ was a theological and social movement devoted to social development and change.

Accepted Answer

A)  Social Democratic Movement 
B)  Social Methodist Movement 
C)  Religious Activist Movement 
D)  Social Rebellion Movement 
E)  Social Gospel Movement 
A)  Social Democratic Movement 
B)  Social Methodist Movement 
C)  Religious Activist Movement 
D)  Social Rebellion Movement 
E)  Social Gospel Movement

Question 15

Charity work in Quebec in the 1800s was primarily the domain of English-speaking middle-class and wealthy women.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

How did J.S. Woodsworth view poverty? How did Woodsworth believe the needs of the poor should be addressed? Who should be involved?

Accepted Answer

J.S. Woodsworth viewed poverty as a lack

Question 17

The first settlement house for Black Canadians opened in 1901.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Detailed data regarding an individual's environment, including family and other factors outside the family, were called "social evidence."

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

The stock market crash in ________ brought on massive unemployment and poverty across Canada.

Accepted Answer

A)  1909 
B)  1934 
C)  1945 
D)  1924 
E)  1929 
A)  1909 
B)  1934 
C)  1945 
D)  1924 
E)  1929

Question 20

In seventeenth-century Montreal, a(n) ________ combined relief with moral rehabilitation through labour for the undeserving poor.

Accepted Answer

A)  maison d'industrie 
B)  settlement house 
C)  hostel 
D)  almshouse 
E)  halfway house 
A)  maison d'industrie 
B)  settlement house 
C)  hostel 
D)  almshouse 
E)  halfway house

________ authored an analysis of the conditions of Montreal's working-class communities in the late 1800s.

A consequence of burnout is impaired decision making.

Friendly visitors representing Charity Organization Societies would evaluate individuals' eligibility for relief by assessing their ________.

The Public Charities Act of Quebec was the first social assistance legislation to mandate that the government had to intervene to help those in need.

Mino-pimatisiwin is a Cree word that means ________.

Settlement House Movement proponents placed a greater emphasis on ________ than proponents of the Charity Organization Societies.

In the 1800s in Quebec, ________ were entities founded by groups of workers to provide for workers and their families in case of sickness or death.

Provision of care for the poor shifted from work done by volunteers to paid social work largely because of the application of a "scientific approach." This reflects the idea that ________.

Social casework consisted of collecting statistics about community conditions for comparison to conditions in other communities.

The 1871 census recorded Quebec as being 97 per cent Roman Catholic.

Elders are all members of an Indigenous community aged 65 and over.

What is Social Darwinism as it relates to poverty?

The Civil Marriage Act, which legalized same-sex marriage across Canada, was enacted in 1991.

The ________ was a theological and social movement devoted to social development and change.

Charity work in Quebec in the 1800s was primarily the domain of English-speaking middle-class and wealthy women.

How did J.S. Woodsworth view poverty? How did Woodsworth believe the needs of the poor should be addressed? Who should be involved?

The first settlement house for Black Canadians opened in 1901.

Detailed data regarding an individual's environment, including family and other factors outside the family, were called "social evidence."

The stock market crash in ________ brought on massive unemployment and poverty across Canada.

In seventeenth-century Montreal, a(n) ________ combined relief with moral rehabilitation through labour for the undeserving poor.

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Social Work Practice With Children

Indigenous Peoples and Social Work by Cyndy Baskin and Alyssa Mcleod

Social Work With Immigrants and Refugees

Social Work and Sexual and Gender Diversity by Edward Ou Jin Lee and Shari Brotman

Disability and Social Work Practice by Carl Ernst and Radha Macculloch

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Exam 1: Historical Foundations of Addressing Need: Indigenous, French, and English Traditions

________ authored an analysis of the conditions of Montreal's working-class communities in the late 1800s.

A consequence of burnout is impaired decision making.

Friendly visitors representing Charity Organization Societies would evaluate individuals' eligibility for relief by assessing their ________.

The Public Charities Act of Quebec was the first social assistance legislation to mandate that the government had to intervene to help those in need.

Mino-pimatisiwin is a Cree word that means ________.

Settlement House Movement proponents placed a greater emphasis on ________ than proponents of the Charity Organization Societies.

In the 1800s in Quebec, ________ were entities founded by groups of workers to provide for workers and their families in case of sickness or death.

Provision of care for the poor shifted from work done by volunteers to paid social work largely because of the application of a "scientific approach." This reflects the idea that ________.

Social casework consisted of collecting statistics about community conditions for comparison to conditions in other communities.

The 1871 census recorded Quebec as being 97 per cent Roman Catholic.

Elders are all members of an Indigenous community aged 65 and over.

What is Social Darwinism as it relates to poverty?

The Civil Marriage Act, which legalized same-sex marriage across Canada, was enacted in 1991.

The ________ was a theological and social movement devoted to social development and change.

Charity work in Quebec in the 1800s was primarily the domain of English-speaking middle-class and wealthy women.

How did J.S. Woodsworth view poverty? How did Woodsworth believe the needs of the poor should be addressed? Who should be involved?

The first settlement house for Black Canadians opened in 1901.

Detailed data regarding an individual's environment, including family and other factors outside the family, were called "social evidence."

The stock market crash in ________ brought on massive unemployment and poverty across Canada.

In seventeenth-century Montreal, a(n) ________ combined relief with moral rehabilitation through labour for the undeserving poor.

Social Work Theories

Ethics in Social Work

Social Work With Individuals and Families

Social Work With Groups and Communities

Social Work and Health

Social Work Practice With Children

Indigenous Peoples and Social Work by Cyndy Baskin and Alyssa Mcleod

Social Work With Immigrants and Refugees

Social Work and Sexual and Gender Diversity by Edward Ou Jin Lee and Shari Brotman

Disability and Social Work Practice by Carl Ernst and Radha Macculloch

Social Work With Aging Populations

International Social Work

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