Question: A city recreation team wants to involve kids in new activities by offering it to them free for a short period. An employee suggests a competition – kids who complete the most activities win prizes.Which questions might you ask to evaluate this build?Instruction: Choose all options that best answer the question. Will kids participate?Do we have the resources to run this campaign?What will the price tag be for implementing this idea?Does being active keep kids out of trouble?Why are the city's youth getting into trouble?Does this build really improve the potential success of this campaign?

Children participate in leisure/recreation activities becauseGroup of answer choicesAll their friends areThey want to have funThey want to be healthyThey have spare time

Which of the following is an example of tactical activity for improving community engagement and encouraging feedback when building a skateboard ramp in a local community park?Question 6Answera.Lobbying the State Government to fund these local facilities.b.Printing a series of booklets that emphasise the importance of outdoor activity for children.c.Placing advertisements in the local media.d.Preparing a social media forum where community members can provide input in the decision process.

Mommy & Me Baby Gym offers play groups based on a child's developmental age. These play groups charge a high membership fee. What type of recreation program is this?

At the local park there is a playground for children to use. While anyone is allowed to use the playground, it is often very busy, reducing the enjoyment of many of the children who use it. The playground is aGroup of answer choicesprivate good.club good.common resource.public good.

Select the correct answer.Liam is researching the topic of youth advocacy and makes the following claim:Young adults who take part in advocacy programs are better equipped to solve life's challenges.Which piece of evidence from the article "For the Win: Problem Solving People" would best support Liam's claim? A. "it was about coming together…to engage, empower and inspire, so that together we can grow through the creation of solutions to the problems that we each recognize..." (paragraph 5) B. "I figured that each workshop would be a general sharing of knowledge, but in a way that was more focused on what the separate sponsor organizations had done in their years of service–plugs for individual missions and specific service campaigns." (paragraph 3) C. "In addition to raising awareness about the challenges affecting migrant youth, Calla takes the lead on a variety of other projects, such as raising money for cancer victims." (paragraph 1) D. "…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." (paragraph 2)