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1What does social service primarily mean in community work?
A.Organised voluntary action that helps people meet needs while respecting their dignity
B.Only selling products for maximum private profit
C.Only collecting votes during elections
D.Only building personal social media fame
Explanation: Social service is purposeful help to individuals and communities—often voluntary or school-based—aimed at meeting real needs while treating people with respect.
2How does social service differ most clearly from simple charity handouts?
A.Social service always requires a court order
B.Social service aims to support dignity and often longer-term capacity, not only one-way gifts
C.Social service never involves helping the poor
D.Social service is only done by governments
Explanation: Charity may give relief, but good social service also values recipients’ dignity, participation, and sometimes skill-building so help is not only a one-way gift.
3Which attitude best matches the spirit of social service?
A.Looking down on people who need help
B.Helping only those who can repay with money
C.Respect for every person’s dignity and willingness to listen
D.Publicly shaming people for their problems
Explanation: Social service rests on respect, empathy, and listening so help matches real needs without humiliating people.
4Why is volunteering often linked with social service in schools?
A.Volunteering is only a way to avoid all school work forever
B.Volunteering means charging the community high fees
C.Volunteering is only for professional social workers with degrees
D.Students learn citizenship by offering unpaid time and skills for community good
Explanation: School volunteering connects learning with civic responsibility: students give time and effort for community benefit without pay.
5Which example best illustrates social service by Class 10 students?
A.Organising a supervised literacy session for younger children in the neighbourhood
B.Skipping school to play games all day
C.Spreading rumours about classmates online
D.Damaging public park benches for fun
Explanation: Teaching or tutoring under proper supervision meets a real community need and models responsible citizenship.
6What is meant by the ‘dignity of the beneficiary’ in social service?
A.Photographing them without consent for publicity
B.Treating people who receive help as equals with rights and self-respect
C.Calling them names that mark them as helpless
D.Helping only if they accept political messages
Explanation: Dignity means recipients are not objects of pity; they remain persons with rights, privacy, and self-respect.
7Which statement best describes ‘selfless service’?
A.Helping only when a large cash reward is guaranteed
B.Helping only relatives and never anyone else
C.Helping others without expecting personal gain as the main motive
D.Helping so that one can dominate others later
Explanation: Selfless service prioritises community benefit over personal profit, fame, or control.
8Why might social service include both short-term relief and longer-term support?
A.Long-term support is never useful in any community
B.Short-term relief is illegal in every case
C.Only one form of help can ever exist in society
D.Immediate needs must be met, and lasting change often needs skills, awareness, or systems
Explanation: Emergencies need quick relief (food, first aid), while lasting improvement may need education, hygiene habits, or access to services.
9Which of the following is NOT a typical aim of school-based social service?
A.Winning a private business monopoly in the village market
B.Developing empathy and civic responsibility in students
C.Meeting a real local community need
D.Practising teamwork and planning skills
Explanation: School social service builds citizenship, empathy, and practical help—not private commercial monopoly.
10In social service, what does ‘community participation’ mean?
A.Deciding everything for the community without asking anyone
B.Involving local people in identifying needs and shaping solutions
C.Excluding all residents from planning
D.Letting only outsiders design every activity forever
Explanation: Participation means local people help define problems and solutions so service is relevant and respectful.
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