“If you cannot beat them, join them.”Through which of the following means can the effect of the above quotationon the society be rectified? *A. Compulsory communal serviceB. Strengthening of the constitutionC. Reorientation of valuesD. Distribution of relief materials during emergency

What point does the writer make in the lines: "treated with the contempt which in critical circumstances it deserves"?A. . The democratic principle of deision making is worthless in emergency situationsB. The system of democracy is useless in situations of crisisC. The democratic system should be abolished because of its inability to deal with crisesD. Emergencies cannot be handled in a democratic system

What is the consequence of the following statement? “Reconciliation efforts have sought to heal the wounds of the past and foster national unity.” (Paragraph 3 sentence 6) A. All South Africans can now live together in peace and harmony. B. All South Africans are now free and can enjoy living in their country as one. C. All South Africans now have one common identity that binds them together. D. All South Africans now have equal rights, opportunities and responsibility to building a better unified country. E. All of the answers provided are correct.

Select the correct text in the passage.Which detail from paragraph 2 best supports the passage's central idea?"We are problem-solving people!" The thought returned to me again and again as I listened in amazement during several workshops with a variety of focuses at the Points of Light 2013 Conference on Volunteering and Service. Each and every workshop seemed to be merely a variation on this one, concrete theme that is the heart of every service venture. I would say it is this identity that is the service community's greatest asset–the ability to recognize a need, and rise to not only a solution, but to work in a way that invites each person to be a part of something greater than themselves in a fashion that only giving back can truly do. This sort of innovation is truly ingenious–an undeniable mainstay of productivity that any society should prize. And let's face it, our world isn't going to run out of problems soon–child hunger, education inequality, international humanitarian injustice–take your pick, there are oodles of issues ripe for the picking, and application of the dedicated hard work of people who recognize their severity is in high demand.

When challenged by a group member in the Power and Control stage, the worker should... A. avoid conflict in this stage if at all possible B. question the commitment of the group members C. remain non-punitive and non-defensive D. discourage rebellion and minimize autonomy

Question 15. It’s our duty to preserve traditions and _______ of our community.A. customs B. diets C. attitudes D. behavioursQuestion 16. Once _______, these measures will help to eradicate corruption in the government.A. resulted B. urbanised C. implemented D. declinedQuestion 17. Energy crisis can be solved by investing in ________ energy sources.A effortless B. limited C. renewable D. endangeredQuestion 18. During the Covid-19 pandemic, the number of students ______ to social media reached arecord high.A. efficient B. addicted C. threatened D. embarrassedQuestion 19. Organising activities that every member can take part in helps _______ family bonds.A. strengthen B. divide C. hunt D. flockQuestion 20. A new way of green living has _______, encouraging people to reduce their carbonfootprint.A. contained B. occurred C. emerged D. categorised