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Test your knowledge of globalisation with this 13-question A level quiz.
If you haven't already done it, work through the unit on globalisation on the PowerPoint. Or look at it again to help fill in any gaps in what you know!
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QUIZZES // Globalisation
Q1. which of the following cities is the youngest global hub, q2. which of the following is not a driver of globalisation.
Space-time compression as a result of improved technology
Global capitalism and international trade agreements
The global reach of transnational corporations
People developing a sense of place rooted in a particular locale
Q3. What industry is Bangalore most associated with?
Information Technology
Q4. Which of the following are benefits of globalisation?
Investment, employment, skilled migrants and a more diverse economy
Investment, unemployment, skilled migrants and a more diverse economy
Investment, employment, skilled migrants and a less diverse economy
Investment, employment, unskilled migrants and a more diverse economy
Q5. Which of the following are costs of globalisation?
Economic leakage, income inequality, tax payments and trade monopolies
Economic leakage, income equality, tax avoidance and trade monopolies
Economic leakage, income inequality, tax avoidance and trade monopolies
Economic leakage, income equality, tax payments and trade monopolies
Q6. How many merchant ships travel the oceans?
Q7. what does amnesty international seek to promote.
Global civil society, gender equality and LGBTI+ inequality
Global uncivil society, gender equality and LGBTI+ rights
Global civil society, gender inequality and LGBTI+ rights
Global civil society, gender equality and LGBTI+ rights
Q8. What is the annual tea consumption in China?
1.5m tonnes
2.5m tonnes
Q9. How many hectares does Unilever’s Kericho tea plantation cover?
Q10. which of the three dimensions of fairtrade justice relate to the economy.
Recognition
Redistribution
Representation
Q11. Who is Fairtrade designed to support the most?
Factory workers
Transnational companies
Q12. Which of the following are Fairtrade products?
All of the above
Q13. What is the aim of Fair trade?
To challenge social injustice
To challenge trade injustice
To challenge political injustice
To challenge environmental injustice
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Globalization vocabulary quiz 🤔
You can do this quiz online or print it on paper. It tests some of the terms covered on the page about Globalization in our Vocabulary section.
1. Globalization results in greater _ _ _ _ _ _ _ among the world's nations.
2. Which economic policy limits globalization by reducing free trade?
3. What do we call foreign lands that a powerful country has invaded and taken from the original owners in order to sell their resources and occupy their lands?
4. Most of the world's poorest countries were part of a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ before modern globalization began.
5. Globalization allows corporations to reduce their labour costs by employing low-paid workers in developing countries. What is this called?
6. What can we call the emigration of highly-skilled people from developing countries to developed countries that offer higher wages and a higher standard of living?
7. Which is a system of trading that ensures developing countries receive fair prices for the goods they produce and export?
8. Which might allow the establishment of rules and regulations to ensure that a future globalized economy is based on fairness, equity and sustainability?
9. Globalization has allowed multinational corporations to promote Western-style consumerism and market Western foods, fashion, entertainment, etc. around the world. What is this process sometimes called?
10. When a country applies import tariffs, import quotas and other protectionist measures, it's trying to protect its _ _ _ _ _ _ _ businesses and jobs.
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- 1. Multiple Choice Edit 1 minute 1 pt Globalisation is: the introduction of the internet to make us closer to others in the world. the breakdown of traditional barriers between nations through technology and transport faster travel around the world the movement of people and ideas around the world.
- 2. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt Globalisation allows: People, goods and information to travel more quickly around the world. us to buy goods from the internet. us to travel faster. us to watch movies from all over the world.
- 3. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt Internet technology allows: us to buy shoes from China. improved speed and cost of communicating and moving money around the world. us to communicate with people overseas. to do our school work online.
- 4. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt Transnational corporations: tend to make their products in lower-cost countries. are involved in slave labour. do not look after their workers. make cheap products and sell them at a high price.
- 5. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt Globalisation helps culture spread through: people travelling to different countries and the spread of media. providing plenty of McDonald's stores. people being able to buy different clothes brands from overseas. American TV shows being shown in Australia.
- 6. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt The globe is 'shrinking' because we: we can talk to people overseas instantly. of climate change can travel and communicate much quicker than we could years ago. have transnational corporations.
- 7. Multiple Choice Edit 1 minute 1 pt What are some positive effects of Globalisation ? Increased freedom to travel and immigrate,better access to medicine,information, and technology. Lower prices for developed countries and low paying jobs in underdeveloped countries Less pollution in the world All of the above
- 8. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt The tendency of businesses, technologies, ideas, and people to spread throughout the world is called Globalisation interconnectedness E-commerce
- 9. Multiple Choice Edit 1 minute 1 pt Globalisation is good because of an ________________ in standard of living , but is bad because there is a _____________ in local cultures and traditions increase / decrease decrease / increase increase / increase decrease / decrease
- 15. Multiple Choice Edit 20 seconds 1 pt Mc Donald's is an example of a multinational corporation. true false
What does TNC stand for?
Trans national corporations
Trade nations conference
Trans national countries
Trial national cooperations
Which of these is an example of economic changes in the global context?
New £10 note
High street banks opening
Electronic banking
Saving accounts
- 19. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt What are the Pro's of globalization? Larger markets new products resources for cheap All of the above
- 20. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt Is globalization nation wide or international? Nation wide International, around the world Neither Both
- 21. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt Are there pro's and con's or does every run perfectly? Only pro's Only con's Both Globalization doesn't exist
- 23. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt Effects of protection More money for products Small profit off Larger profit of you All of the above
- 24. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt Is deforestation a huge problem that we are going through now? No Yes It's not really a problem I don't care
- 26. Multiple Choice Edit 30 seconds 1 pt The increase in temperature and CO2 emission . That is called ? Global warming Green House Effect Both Neither
Exchange of goods and services by sale or barter driven by the need for resources and by the amount of resources.
Globalization
Standard of Living
Hiring outside suppliers to handle work that was once done in-house for higher costs.
Outsourcing
Factories or other aspects of industry or business are relocated to a pace that is cheaper to do business.
The movement of jobs from the U.S to countries like India is an example of which of the following?
An economic term that describes people who do one job using the resources they have.
specialization
infrastructure
A policy in which a nation does not try to limit imports or exports by enacting tariffs (taxes on imports) or subsidies (taxes on exports).
Supply and Demand
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