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MCQ on Administration and Leadership	MCQ on Advocacy in Social Work
MCQ on Assessment in Social Work	MCQ on Basic Social Work
MCQ on Changing social Workplace	MCQ on Communities at Risk and Housing
MCQ on Concept of Communities	MCQ on Contemporary Macro Practice
MCQ on Diversity and Difference	MCQ on Engagement in Social Work
MCQ on Epilogue in Social work	MCQ on Evaluation and Follow-Up in Social Work
MCQ on Family and Child Welfare in Social Work	MCQ on Generalist Social Work Practice
MCQ on Helping Older Adults in Social work	MCQ on History of Macro Practice and Advocacy
MCQ on History of Social Work	MCQ on Human Rights and Justice
MCQ on Implementation in Social Work	MCQ on International Social Work
MCQ on Macro Change in Social Work	MCQ on Macro Practice Skills
MCQ on Mental Health in Social work	MCQ on Military Social Work
MCQ on Model for Dynamic Practice	MCQ on Multisystem Practice in Social Work
MCQ on Organizational Life	MCQ on Physical, Cognitive, and Developmental Challenges
MCQ on Planning in Social Work	MCQ on Political Persuasion and Advocacy
MCQ on Poverty and Inequality in Social Work	MCQ on Research Based Practice
MCQ on Roles and Skills for Communities	MCQ on Roles and Skills for Families
MCQ on Roles and Skills for Groups	MCQ on Roles and Skills for Individuals
MCQ on Roles and Skills for Organizations	MCQ on Self Reflection in Social Work
MCQ on Social Case Management and Documentation	MCQ on Social Criminal Justice
MCQ on Social Health Care and Health Challenges	MCQ on Social Planning
MCQ on Social Substance Use and Addiction	MCQ on Social Work Profession
MCQ on Social environmentalism	MCQ on Technology in Social Work
MCQ on Values and Ethics in Social Work	General Social Work MCQs

International Social Work MCQ

1. Activities that confront exploitation and oppression by equitably distributing _____ and economic gains and by stimulating personal and social fulfillment for all members of a society is called social development.

2. Immigrants who are given special consideration because they have been forced to leave their country due to human rights violations (e.g., suffering or persecution as a result of race, religion, political belief) is called

3. Movement from one country to another to settle is called

4. International Social work activities that take place across national boundaries and focus on the universal characteristics of human beings and human needs in various environments

5. Countries that have a developed economy, exhibit advanced______, and are modernized are called Industrialized countries.

6. Social work activities at a local level that are based on the understanding that globalization has made it possible for people to experience multiple cultures is called

7. Developing Countries that have a less-developed economy, lack sophisticated technology, and possess a lower standard of living than do industrialized countries.

8. Comparative Social Policy examining “the appropriateness and applicability of policies and service delivery as defined and implemented in other countries” (Long, 2009, p. 6); also sometimes called international social welfare.

9. Charity is defined as aid in the form of money or goods and______.

10. Asylum Seeker describes a person seeking or claiming the status of _____but not yet formally evaluated and judged to be a refugee.