Globalisation Quiz

What is globalisation?

• The process of international integration arising from the interchange of world views, products, ideas, and other aspects of culture

• The spread of local businesses to different parts of the same country

• The policy of isolating a country from international relationships

• The practice of limiting trade between countries

Which of the following is a disadvantage of globalisation?

• Sharing of lifestyle and culture

• Providing jobs and skills in poorer countries

• Increased use of fossil fuels leading to global warming

• Sharing of news and global issues

What are Transnational Corporations (TNCs) known for in the context of globalisation?

• Decreasing the cultural diversity across the globe

• Setting up factories in Low-Income Countries (LICs) and Newly Emerging Economies (NEEs)

• Promoting local businesses over international chains

• Reducing the overall trade between countries

What term is used to describe a workplace with very poor, socially unacceptable working conditions?

• Corporation

• Sweatshop

• Globalisation hub

• Trade center

How has globalisation negatively impacted Detroit?

• By increasing the cultural diversity in the city

• By causing deindustrialisation

• By reducing the crime rate

• By enhancing the economic growth of the city

What is Globalisation defined as in the context of development key vocabulary?

• The process by which local businesses become national.

• The process by which countries of the world are being gradually drawn together into a single global economy and the increasing links between countries and the interdependence that results from this.

• The process by which a country's economy becomes dependent on one major export.

• The process by which countries isolate themselves from international trade.

What does the term 'Switched off' refer to in development key vocabulary?

• Regions that are actively participating in the global economy.

• Regions that are disconnected from the global economy.

• The process of turning off electrical devices to save energy.

• The act of a country isolating itself from international relations.

Which sector is primarily involved in collecting raw materials from the Earth?

• Primary Sector

• Secondary Sector

• Tertiary Sector

• Quaternary Sector

What is the focus of the Secondary Sector?

• Providing services or sales.

• Research and development.

• Making products through manufacturing.

• Collecting raw materials from the Earth.

Which sector is characterized by providing services or sales?

• Primary Sector

• Secondary Sector

• Tertiary Sector

• Quaternary Sector