choose the correct answer for below questions

$1.$ which of the following statements is false

a$.$ stakeholders are those affected by or who can affect a decision

b$.$ stakeholders are IAPs such as local communities and environmental interest groups.c

c$.$ stakeholders engagement is the same as public participation $.$

d$.$ stakeholder engagement is necessary for true systainable development

e$.$ stakeholders include businesses, government and civil society

$2.$ what is one key results of trust in long term stakeholder engagement?

a$.$ trust encourages joint decision making

b$.$ trust supports communication

c$.$ trust increases confidence and buy in

d$.$ trust speeds up projects approval

e$.$ trust means conflicts do not arise

$3.$ in the context of participatory democracy what is the significance of the "process of deliberation" $?$

a$.$ it places vreat importance on voting

b$.$ it emphasizes the importance of engaving organs of state

c$.$ it puts emphasis on decision made by elected representatives

d$.$ it emphasizes the importance of discussions and engagement

e$.$it emphasizes the value of gathering information from the public.

$4.$stakeholder engagement involves :

a$.$ a process that should be empowering

b$.$ informing stakeholders of the fibal decision

c$.$ a focus on stakeholders with financial interests.

d$.$ passive observations of the decisuon making process.

e$.$ one way communication from authorities to the public.

$5.$ which of the following statements best defines participatory democracy?

a$.$ citizens directluy vote on and implement policy decisions.

b$.$ it is when citizens influence policy decisions

c$.$ when participation is limited to political institutions.

d$.$when elected representatives makes decisions $.$

e$.$ it focuses on voting in referundums.

$6.$ in the context of pretty's typology, how would SA's PPP as part of the EIA be described?

a$.$ dialogues around information sharing

b$.$ passive participation

c$.$ mobilization

d$.$ active consultation

e$.$ participation for gain