Globalisation Quiz

What is globalisation primarily about?

• The process by which the world becomes more interconnected

• The study of global maps and territories

• The political alliances between Eastern countries

• The local trading systems within a country

What do Transnational Corporations (TNCs) take advantage of?

• Regional agricultural products

• Global flows

• Local employment laws

• Nationalistic sentiments

Which regions traditionally had TNC headquarters?

• South America

• Southeast Asia

• The Triad (United States, Europe, Japan)

• Central Africa

What has enabled countries like Singapore to develop rapidly?

• Reduction in global communication

• Agricultural advancements

• Isolationist policies

• Increase in trade, technology, and skills

What is a negative impact of globalisation?

• Enhanced digital security

• Decreased cost of local goods

• Increased levels of pollution

• Improved global literacy rates

What allows TNCs to make more profit?

• Reducing the number of products offered

• Investing solely in high-income countries

• Focusing on domestic markets

• Manufacturing in LICs or MICs with lower wages

What is a result of deindustrialisation in HICs?

• Job losses

• Increased agricultural output

• Higher educational standards

• Growth in the technology sector

How are countries interconnected through globalisation?

• Shared governmental systems

• Historical treaties

• Cultural festivals

• Transport and communications

What is a direct consequence of overexploited resources?

• They may run out

• Increase in biodiversity

• Lower energy costs

• Improved public health

What role do colonial powers historically play in globalisation?

• Focusing on local culture preservation

• Promoting peace and democracy

• Exploiting resources to grow wealthier

• Reducing their global influence