Globalization and Communication Quiz

What is globalization in the context of communication?

• Localized communication practices

• Communication across different regions and cultures

• Isolation of communication processes

• Traditional communication methods

Which technological advancement has significantly contributed to the acceleration of globalization in communication?

• Landline phones

• Telegraph

• Internet

• Radio

In the context of globalization, what does the term 'cultural convergence' refer to?

• The blending of various cultural elements into a common global culture

• Preservation of distinct local cultures

• Isolation of cultures from external influences

• Dominance of one culture over others

What role does English often play in global communication?

• It is a barrier to effective communication.

• It is a universal language facilitating communication across cultures.

• It is only used in local contexts.

• It limits the diversity of communication.

How does social media impact global communication?

• Increased face-to-face interactions

• Limited access to global news

• Facilitated instant global communication

• Restricted cultural exchange

Which of the following is not an example of Diversity?

• Racial Diversity

• Gender Inequality

• Age Diversity

• Ethnic Diversity

Which of the following refers to the tendency to believe in something even in the presence of evidence to the contrary?

• Beliefs

• Stereotyping

• Values

• Biases

Which of the following refers to the rapid and extensive dissemination of information related to challenges and events that have a global impact?

• Increased Information flow

• Increased Access Disparities

• Media Influence

• Globalization

Which of the following pertains to the unequal access to information and communication technologies, resources and opportunities to acquire and benefit from information?

• Increased Information flow

• Increased Access Disparities

• Media Influence

• Globalization

In the context of global communication, what is the significance of the term 'glocalization'?

• Focusing solely on global perspectives

• Adapting global messages to local contexts

• Rejecting international communication

• Promoting isolationist communication practices