is derived from the Anglo-Norman and Middle French communité People false Community true Politics false None of the above false Single Anglo-Norman and Middle French word : communité means ____________. Joint ownership Environment true Country false Rule false None of the above false Single The following statements are correct about cummunity; EXCEPT: People who don’t interact but share some quality or belief become a community. false People who are lumped into communities by other communities are communities. false People who interact are a community false None of the above true Single “Community” makes everything sound ____________. unpleasant false better true mediocre false None of the above false Single The term community makes “the activist community” sound ______________ unsocial false approachable true distant false None of the above false Single The term community makes “the Christian community” sound ______ and kind. limited false specialized false inclusive true None of the above false Single The term community makes “the medical community” sound folksy and _______ at the bedside skilled true unfit false raw false None of the above false Single The following are part of the four basic elements of community outlined by David W. McMillan and David M. Chavis; EXCEPT: the feeling of belonging false sense of mattering, of making a difference to a group false the feeling that members’ needs will be met false None of the above true Single The following are important distinction between two types of community; EXCEPT: geographical false relational false emotional true None of the above false Single Members of such a community have a sense of connection based on a network of relationships and interactions which may or may not be through physical interactions Community Spirit true Locality false Collective Identity false None of the above false Single