FlexiQuiz - Volunteer Hub Quiz

Welcome to our Quiz!

This quiz is meant to guide you in understanding what information or knowledge you may need to explore further before volunteering on the ground. We also hope it will introduce you to concepts that you hadn't considered before.

Therefore, don't worry if you get things wrong!

Take this quiz to see how much you know about the refugee crisis and the humanitarian sector. 🧐

Which reasons qualify someone for refugee status?

Select all that apply

War

Religious prosecution

Unemployment

Social persecution

Gender/Sexual Orientation

Lack of opportunity to study

Wanting to go live with relatives in another country

Fear of undergoing involuntary sterilisation

Poland hosts refugees and asylum seekers from which country(ies)?

Afghanistan

Bangladesh

Cameroon

Ukraine

All of the above

What is a pushback?

The violent forcing back of people seeking protection across a border

When an asylum seekers interview date is pushed back a couple of months

The move of people at the end of the line in a clothes distribution event if they cause a commotion

Can you name any one of the 4 Core Humanitarian Principles?

What is responsible volunteering?

Select all that apply

Adapting to the needs and preferences of the receiving communities

Volunteering alongside your vacation

Taking care of only your safety and wellbeing

Taking care of everyones safety and wellbeing

Developing on short-term solutions to problems

A collaboration between volunteers, organisations and those who they support

Which of the following could be a safeguarding concern?

Physical abuse

Neglect

Exploitation

Emotional abuse

Sexual Abuse

All of the above

Which word in the following sentence is not representative of the work of our volunteers?

International volunteer join Indigo's charity projects to save refugees by providing essential services.

Which of the following practices are encouraged during a volunteering placement?

Select all that apply

Wearing clothes that are comfortable, regardless of whether they are work and culture appropriate

Being aware that you may need to adapt the way you greet people (ie. nodding instead of hugging)

Asking refugees about their journey and home country

Doing your own research to understand the backgrounds and challenges of the communities your charity is supporting

Imagine the following scenario: You have finished your first day volunteering at a community centre in Lesvos. As you are relaxing at the beach, someone who receives support from the community centre approaches you. You met them earlier today and they were very kind. They invite you to a party happening in the refugee camp tonight. What will you do?

Select all that apply

I will offer an alternative idea to hang out all together at the community centre tomorrow

I am not going, I am unsure what the organisations policies are on relationships with refugee members, so I would check that first

I'm definitely going! It's a great week to meet the community and break any boundaries between me and refugees

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