Presentation

⁠If you’re in an international team and can only say one sentence, which is the most useful? ​ ​ (a)  

• Cultural Indulgence“I love pizza”
• Digital Pragmatism“Where is the WiFi?”
• Translational Abdication“I blame Google Translate
• Relational Bridging “Hello, nice to meet you!”

Given the greeting “Hola,” which classification best reflects a cosmopolitan recognition of Spanish‐speaking diversity?

• Iberian Regionalism
  Spain

• North American Variation
  Mexico

• Southern Cone Expression
  Argentina

• Pan-Hispanic Universality
  All of the above

Which everyday action exemplifies cosmopolitan environmental responsibility?

• Sustainable Reusability
  Using a reusable water bottle

• Energy Profligacy
  Leaving the AC on all night

• Fast-Fashion Consumerism
  Shopping fast fashion online

• Resource Indifference
  Leaving the tap running while brushing your teeth

Which behavior contradicts the ethos of global citizenship?

• Linguistic Inclusion
  Greeting a colleague in their native language

• Circular Economy Participation
  Recycling a plastic bottle

• Digital Malignity
  Spreading a rumor online

• Local Collective Action
  Joining a neighborhood clean-up

The English “cosmos” comes straight from the Greek κόσμος (kósmos), which originally meant:

• The world as a whole / Universe

• The interdisciplinary study of space-time

To what extent have you undertaken the study of a non-native language motivated primarily by intercultural curiosity and the cultivation of a cosmopolitan identity?

Answer explanation

⁠have you ever learnt a foreign language? (Preferably out of curiosity) 

Do you maintain regular and meaningful relationships (social or professional) with individuals from three or more distinct national or cultural backgrounds?

• Never

• Rarely

• Sometimes

• Often

• Always

How actively do you engage with transnational culinary traditions or world-music genres as a deliberate practice of cultural pluralism and cosmopolitan openness?

To what extent do you enact a cosmopolitan ethics of justice by intervening to contest ethnic, gender, ableist, or other forms of discrimination?

• No Cosmopolitan Ethos / I have not yet developed a cosmopolitan disposition and do not intervene

• Latent Cosmopolitanism / I intervene only when broader social or institutional norms clearly support me.

• Critical Cosmopolitanism / I contest discrimination sporadically and selectively, depending on context

• Pragmatic Solidarity / regularly

• Normative Cosmopolitan Agency / consistently