RDSJ - SWA- BASE 3 ( DIFFICULT )

1. Who among the following appointed Scouts of the World Award (SWA) Programme Local Coordinators is NOT from the BSP Central Luzon Region?

• Aragon, Arlene A.

• Cerdana, Eric P.

• Dizon, Neri L.

• Molina, Adrian M.

1. What is the age bracket for Scout advocates of the SWA Program?

• 14 to 26 years old

• 15 to 26 years old

• 15 to 24 years old

• 16 to 24 years old

1. Which is NOT the reason why the SWA Programme advocates the notion of an 'Award'?

• An award implies competition or elitism so it gives much pride to the receiver because of the recognition accorded to the youth

• Adolescents and young adults need society to acknowledge their capabilities and competences

• Granting a young person the SW Award is a way of showing that they have acquired the knowledge, skills, attitudes, motivations, and values needed to become a real-world citizen

• This award, in turn, should be acknowledged by universities, private companies, social organizations, and public authorities.

1. In what year was SWA launched after the WOSM signed an agreement with the UN to contribute actively to the MDG campaign?

• year 2000

• year 2002

• year 2004

• year 2007

Which millennium development goal pertains to the SWA focus on peace?

• eradicate extreme poverty and hunger

• achieve universal primary education

• both A and B

• none of the above

The Millennium Declaration refers to six universal values that are also those of Scouting: freedom, equality, solidarity, tolerance, respect for nature, and…

• human dignity

• self sufficiency

• shared responsibility

• care for the environment

1. In what year was the scheduled deadline for the Millennium Development Goal?

• 2015

• 2017

• 2020

• 2021

From the MDGs, WOSM chose three areas to focus on with the SW Award: development, peace, and the environment. Which of the following falls under the category, Development?

• Health

• racism

• climate change

• prejudice

The first aim of the SWA Programme is: To encourage your stronger involvement in the development of society by giving you the _____, skills, motivation, and opportunities to face today’s global challenges.

• expertise

• knowledge

• methods

• technology

The second aim of the SWA Programme is: To recognise and promote your voluntary service project in the fields of development, peace, and the environment. These take the form of long-term development projects (with a long-term vision) run individually or by a _____

• commission

• corporation

• group

• team