Social 10-2 Ch. 2 - Identity and Globalization Quiz

According to the text, what influences your identity in today's globalizing world?

• Only your family

• Only your local community

• Technology, information, and ideas

• Only your school

What is one of the chapter issues mentioned in the text?

• How to improve Canadian economy

• How to increase tourism in Canada

• How increased global interaction affects individual and collective identities

• How to reduce pollution in Canada

What does the term "attire" refer to according to the key terms?

• Ideas, practices, and beliefs

• Clothing, jewellery, and other forms of body decoration

• Language and communication

• Music and dance

What does the term "tradition" refer to according to the key terms?

• Modern technology and innovation

• Ideas, practices, beliefs, knowledge, and customs passed down through a family, group, culture, or religion

• Political systems and governance

• Economic strategies and trade

What is one way people express their individual identities?

• By joining a political party

• By wearing specific clothing

• By speaking multiple languages

• By participating in community events

What is the relationship between individual and collective identities?

• They are completely separate

• Individual identity is a subset of collective identity

• They are interconnected and influence each other

• Collective identity is a subset of individual identity

How can language affect your identity?

• It has no effect on identity

• It only affects collective identity

• It influences both individual and collective identities

• It only affects individual identity

What is one way globalization can shape our identities according to the text?

• By increasing religious attendance

• By making cultural identities more diverse

• By reducing access to global media

• By limiting immigration

According to the text, what is a common benchmark used by Canadians to define their culture?

• "It's not British."

• "It's not American."

• "It's not European."

• "It's not Global."

What does the term "linguistic identity" refer to in the text?

• The identity of people who speak different languages

• The identity of people who speak the same language

• The identity of people who have no language

• The identity of people who create new languages