Question

Young volunteers are most likely to strengthen a political campaign by contributing all of the following EXCEPT:

A.
money
B.
time
C.
energy
D.
passion

There are many paid positions available within a political campaign. A person might be paid to work in all of the following areas EXCEPT:
A.
technology
B.
canvassing
C.
fundraising
D.
public relations

Volunteers can support a political party or candidate in all of the following activities EXCEPT:
A.
canvassing the neighborhood to spread information
B.
waiting for a paid campaign position to open up
C.
helping get people to the polls on election day
D.
attending or volunteering at campaign rallies

In a campaign, the volunteers who are in charge of going door-to-door in order to explain information about the candidate and issues are working as __________.
A.
field workers
B.
fundraisers
C.
researchers
D.
coordinators

It is important for citizens to vote in which of the following types of elections?

A.
general
B.
primary
C.
local
D.
all of the above

Answer 1

1: C
2:C
3:C
4:A
5:D

Hope this helped! They may be wrong as I am extremely tired, but they should all be correct, but don’t hate me either way!

Answer 2

The Correct Answers are:

1. A) Money: Young volunteers are probably college students, young graduates or workers who of all resources mentioned, could have plenty of time, energy, and passion. However, they probably lack the experience and money that a prolonged economic activity and specialization would give.
2. C) Fundraising: Fundraising is a task normally assigned to the hierarchy of the political party. There is a potential risk that an employee hired for the campaign could engage in unethical activities while declaring the funds received for campaign purposes.
3. B) Waiting for a paid campaign position: The nature of a volunteer position is to perform a task that would contribute to the campaign without expecting any retribution.
4. A) Field Workers: These are the people that engage in direct contact with the voters on a full-time basis.
5. D) All of the Above: It is very important that the majority of the population with voting age go to vote in every election. Only then is when the elected leaders would have a greater sense of legitimacy because they were truly elected by the majority of the population.