COPY: Reading Comprehension Practice

In a report on youth engagement, the main idea is likely to be:

Based on the statement, "Youth require clear boundaries to feel secure," what does "boundaries" refer to?

A report states, "Community involvement reduces recidivism among young offenders." What does the term "recidivism" mean?

In the passage, the youth services officer emphasizes "holistic approaches" to working with clients. This term most likely means:

In a youth services setting, a program is described as "transformative and resilient." This description suggests the program:

What is the main purpose of a youth services officer?

A youth report mentions that "positive reinforcement is crucial in mentoring." What does "positive reinforcement" mean?

Which of the following would best describe an "empathetic" youth services officer?

What is the main goal of youth programs in community centers?

A document states, "Building rapport with youth takes time and consistency." The word "rapport" most likely means:

In a report, it is stated that "cultural sensitivity is essential in outreach programs." Why is cultural sensitivity important?

What should a youth services officer do if a youth feels isolated?

If a youth participant "exhibits resilience," they are:

When the text mentions "proactive conflict resolution," it means:

In the context of youth services, "empowerment" likely refers to:

In a report, "empathy" is described as a "key skill" for a youth services officer. What does "empathy" mean?

When a report mentions the need for "cultural competency," it implies that youth services officers should:

In a program evaluation, a "baseline assessment" is mentioned. This term refers to:

According to a guide, a "collaborative approach" is crucial in youth services. Collaborative means:

The document states, "Youth services officers should act with integrity at all times." Acting with integrity means:

If you are organizing materials for 4 youth groups, and each group needs 12 items, how many items are needed in total?

You have 50 registration forms and have processed 35. How many are left?

A program budget includes $450 for materials and $600 for transportation. What is the total budget for these two expenses?

A youth event has 120 participants, divided equally into groups of 8. How many groups are there?

You are planning a 4-day workshop. Each day costs $325 for materials and $75 for incidentals. What is the total cost for all four days?

If you have 5 groups and each group has 8 youth members, how many youth members are there in total?

A budget allows $250 per day for supplies. If a program runs for 4 days, what is the total budget for supplies?

If there are 120 youths and 15 are absent, how many are present?

A youth event charges a registration fee of $15 per participant. If 25 participants register, what is the total income from registration fees?

If a workshop costs $480 for 6 participants, what is the cost per participant?

If a program has a budget of $2,400, and 40% is allocated to food and supplies, how much is allocated to food and supplies?

Choose the correct spelling:

Which is the correct spelling?

Select the correctly spelled term:

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Which word is spelled correctly?

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Choose the correct spelling for a term commonly used in youth counseling:

Select the correct spelling for a term related to youth services:

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Select the correctly spelled word used frequently in youth services:

Choose the correctly spelled term:

Identify the correctly spelled term associated with a core skill in youth services:

Select the correctly spelled term that reflects a principle in youth development:

Choose the correct spelling for a term associated with youth behavior:

Which is spelled correctly?

Identify the correct spelling:

Choose the correctly spelled word used in evaluation:

Which word is correctly spelled?

What does YCJA stand for?

At what age does the YCJA apply?

Which Canadian government body oversees the YCJA?

What is the primary goal of the YCJA?

The YCJA emphasizes the use of which type of measure before going to court?

Under the YCJA, who is responsible for supporting youth rehabilitation?

Can a youth under the YCJA receive a life sentence?

What type of court handles most cases under the YCJA?

What is the maximum sentence for a youth convicted of first-degree murder under the YCJA?

What does "extrajudicial measures" mean under the YCJA?

What is the key purpose of extrajudicial sanctions?

What role does a Youth Justice Court judge play?

When can publication bans on youth offenders' names be lifted under the YCJA?

What is one of the fundamental principles of the YCJA?

What happens when a youth breaches their conditions of probation under the YCJA?

Which principle guides sentencing under the YCJA?

What role do youth justice committees play under the YCJA?

When can a youth be tried as an adult under the YCJA?

What is the significance of "youth records" under the YCJA?

What is a "pre-sentence report" under the YCJA?

What must a judge consider before imposing a custodial sentence under the YCJA?

What does the YCJA aim to reduce for youth offenders?

Under the YCJA, when is an extrajudicial sanction appropriate?

What is the primary focus of the YCJA when dealing with young offenders?

Can a youth's record under the YCJA be accessed by the general public?

What is the maximum duration for a youth sentence under the YCJA for second-degree murder?

When does a youth offender face an adult sentence?

How long does a youth record stay open for summary convictions?

What is the purpose of community service as part of a YCJA sentence?