Living in a Diverse Society Quiz

Living in a diverse society can lead to which positive outcome?

• Increased stereotyping

• Cultural exchange and innovation

• Greater social tension

• Homogenization of cultures

Which is an example of a negative experience of living in a diverse society?

• Cultural fusion in food

• Prejudice and discrimination

• More job opportunities

• Interfaith celebrations

Stereotyping occurs when:

• Individuals promote mutual respect

• Generalized beliefs are applied to a group

• Governments enforce equality policies

• People engage in intercultural dialogue

What is one way diverse societies foster national identity?

• Encouraging exclusive community groups

• Celebrating public holidays that reflect all cultures

• Limiting immigration

• Promoting a single dominant culture

Discrimination in diverse societies often results in:

• Strengthened intercultural understanding

• Increased social cohesion

• Greater social conflict

• Enhanced access to resources

Which is an example of an individual response to diversity?

• Enforcing immigration laws

• Participating in community dialogue programs

• Establishing new cultural policies

• Creating segregated neighborhoods

A community response to diversity might include:

• National campaigns promoting racial harmony

• Religious festivals celebrated within specific groups only

• Organizing intercultural workshops

• Closing borders to immigrants

Which government policy in Singapore promotes social harmony?

• Group Representation Constituency (GRC) system

• Meritocratic education system

• Minimum Wage Policy

• High-speed internet subsidies

The Ethnic Integration Policy in Singapore aims to:

• Ensure equal employment opportunities

• Promote a balanced ethnic mix in HDB estates

• Increase cultural homogeneity

• Limit immigration from certain countries

Celebrating Racial Harmony Day in schools is an example of:

• An individual response to diversity

• A community effort to manage diversity

• A government initiative to promote social cohesion

• A policy enforcing cultural uniformity