MYP 4 Integrated Humanities

What is a defining characteristic of a smart city?

• A city with only electric vehicles

• The use of digital technology to improve infrastructure and services

• A city with the highest population growth

• A city without government regulations

Which of the following is an example of a smart city initiative?

• Expanding highways to reduce traffic congestion

• Installing smart grids for efficient energy use

• Encouraging rural migration to urban centers

• Building more shopping malls

What is the primary goal of smart cities?

• To increase population density

• To use technology to improve quality of life and sustainability

• To reduce the size of government

• To build more skyscrapers

Which technology is commonly used in smart cities?

• Steam engines

• Artificial Intelligence and IoT (Internet of Things)

• Typewriters

• Dial-up internet

What challenge do smart cities often face?

• Excessive availability of natural resources

• Lack of technological advancements

• Privacy concerns and data security issues

• A complete absence of government intervention

What is the main difference between violent and nonviolent protests?

• Violent protests are legal, while nonviolent protests are illegal

• Nonviolent protests use peaceful methods, while violent protests involve destruction or harm

• Nonviolent protests have never been successful

• Violent protests always receive government approval

Which of the following is an example of a peaceful protest strategy?

• Vandalizing public property

• Hunger strikes

• Cyberattacks on government websites

• Rioting in the streets

What was a key feature of the Civil Rights Movement protests in the U.S.?

• Violent uprisings in every state

• Nonviolent resistance and civil disobedience

• Strictly online activism

• Complete avoidance of political participation

How has music historically played a role in protest movements?

• It has been used as entertainment only, without political influence

• Protest songs have raised awareness and unified movements

• It has discouraged political activism

• Governments have banned all forms of protest music worldwide

What is one risk associated with protesting?

• Increased governmental funding for protestors

• Potential backlash, including arrests or political repression

• A guaranteed change in law after each protest

• Protests never face opposition