Ethics and Globalization Quiz

What is the process of interaction and integration among the people, companies, and governments of different nations driven by international trade and investment?

• Localization

• Nationalization

• Industrialization

• Globalization

Which of the following is NOT identified as an ethical issue related to globalization?

• Reduction of protectionism

• Economic globalization marginalizing the poor

• Inequality of power

• Promotion of cultural diversity

What is the term used to denote the Filipino Millennials?

• Gen Z

• Baby Boomers

• Filinnials

• Generation X

According to the text, what is the main difference between Millennials and Baby Boomers?

• Millennials are more likely to marry someone of a different race

• Millennials are less wealthy

• Millennials are more wealthy

• Baby Boomers are more progressive on social issues

What is the term used to describe the ethical belief system based on the radical teachings of Jesus Christ?

• Islamic ethics

• Christian ethics

• Buddhist ethics

• Hindu ethics

Which generation is characterized as being tech-savvy, appreciative of diversity, and skilled in multitasking?

• Traditionalists

• Millennials

• Generation X

• Baby Boomers

What is the main role of religion in ethics according to the 'cut-flowers thesis'?

• Religion hinders ethical behavior

• Religion has no impact on ethics

• Religion is essential for the survival of morality

• Religion is unnecessary for ethics

What is the definition of ethics according to the text?

• A system of moral principles affecting decision-making

• Beliefs and practices concerning the worship of deities

• A collection of cultural systems and worldviews

• An organized set of religious laws

What is the main concern of Millennials regarding job satisfaction?

• Demanding high salaries

• Wearing comfortable clothing at work

• Avoiding technology in the workplace

• Immediate feedback and recognition

What is the main difference between religion and ethics according to the text?

• Religion is based on reason, ethics on revelation

• Religion is based on revelation, ethics on reason

• Religion and ethics are synonymous

• Religion and ethics are completely unrelated