Global Cities Quiz

Which of the following cities is considered the most globally connected in terms of financial flows?

• Paris

• London

• Tokyo

• New York

Which of these cities is NOT part of the "Alpha++" category in the Globalization and World Cities (GaWC) ranking?

• Paris

• New York

• Tokyo

• London

The concept of "spatial polarization," where global cities command surrounding urban regions, applies most strongly to which of the following cities?

• Paris

• New York

• Tokyo

• London

Which world city plays a leading role in setting international standards for culture, fashion, and luxury goods?

• New York

• Paris

• London

• Tokyo

Which city is often regarded as the largest "megacity" in terms of population and urban sprawl?

• New York

• Paris

• Tokyo

• London

What is the primary reason for New York's status as a global financial hub?

• Its historical role as a colonial trade center

• The presence of the New York Stock Exchange and major global banks

• Its cultural influence in fashion and arts

• Its proximity to Washington, D.C.

Which world city has the most influential fashion industry, contributing to its role as a cultural capital?

• New York

• Paris

• London

• Tokyo

The Greater Tokyo Area contributes approximately what percentage of Japan's total GDP?

• 10%

• 30%

• 50%

• 70%

Which world city is known for having a highly planned urban layout, centered around its iconic radial roads and historical landmarks?

• Paris

• London

• Tokyo

• New York

New York’s rise as a global city in the 20th century can be attributed mainly to which of the following?

• a) Its dominance in the technology industry

• b) Its role as a center for immigration and finance

• c) Its location along the East Coast

• d) Its influence in film and entertainment