What is the primary driver of globalization according to the passage?
English 101 Semi-Final Exam

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Cultural exchange
Technological advancements
Increased trade and investments
The rise of multinational companies
2.
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What is one example of how globalization can have a positive impact on developing countries?
Increased tax revenue for the government
Closure of local businesses due to foreign competition
Job creation and improved livelihoods for farmers
Lower prices for consumers due to cheaper imports
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What is a main criticism of globalization mentioned in the passage?
It leads to a homogenization of cultures around the world.
It benefits the richest countries at the expense of the poorest.
It increases the risk of cybercrime and global warming.
It makes it difficult for small businesses to compete.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What is the main argument presented in paragraph 15?
Globalization has led to a decline in global cooperation.
International cooperation is essential to address global challenges.
The Paris Agreement is a failure due to lack of global commitment.
Developed countries are not doing enough to help developing countries.
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What is the author's overall tone towards globalization?
Strongly supportive
Highly critical
Balanced, acknowledging both benefits and drawbacks
Neutral, presenting facts without taking a position
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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According to the passage, what is the primary challenge of multinational communication?
Language barriers
Technological limitations
Unfamiliarity with diverse cultures
Lack of resources
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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Which statement about high-context and low-context cultures is TRUE?
High-context cultures are more direct and explicit in their communication.
Low-context cultures rely heavily on nonverbal cues and context.
High-context cultures favor synchronous time, while low-context cultures prefer sequential time.
Both types of cultures are equally effective in international business communication.
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