Which statement best describes a benefit of civic participation? It caters to people who have time and money to volunteer. It is often presented as an elective course in high school. It connects individuals with the larger community. It is only beneficial to society when citizens are well-informed. It often requires resources and additional fundraising

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Which statement best describes a benefit of civic participation? It caters to people who have time and money to volunteer. It is often presented as an elective course in high school. It connects individuals with the larger community. It is only beneficial to society when citizens are well-informed. It often requires resources and additional fundraising

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ddk ddk · Answer 1 · 2015-06-22T20:19:00+02:00

From that list, the one that best describes a benefit of civic participation is that it connects individuals with the larger community. The concept of civic participation is that individuals in a community would go out and partake in discourse, conversation, and assistance to and with others. The benefit of this would be that those individuals would then have a stronger tie and a more vested interest in the larger community.

jcherry99 jcherry99 · Answer 2 · 2018-10-16T04:29:11+02:00

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The idea behind picking C is that you are looking at it as a benefit for the individual doing the volunteering.

Consider Brainly. Why do people answer questions on Brainly. Is C true for them? It really isn't. They answer questions because they confirm how and why they think their answer is true. Nothing is true if it cannot be well explained.

And yet, we have to ask if it is civic when a question is answered. I think it is. Through the miracle of the internet, we are participating world wide. Our community is not the place where we live. We are connected by the technology we use. The world is our community. But it is still impersonal.

That is the yes part of C. But the no part has a place as well. There is still that overhang when you look at C. It is too much like "What's in it for me?" I never ask that question on Brainly. I'm not a student, but I still must confirm what I think, especially with a question like this one.

Don't be fooled. A has it's set of strengths and weaknesses too. A is your choice. Stick with it. Multiple Choice questions can be dreadful. This one just happens to fall into that category.

If it is any consolation to you, I think that the intended answer is C, but it has flaws.