Introduction to Cotemporary Issue

What does "contemporary" refer to in the context of contemporary issues?

• The period before the 20th century.

• The period from the 20th century up to the present time.

• The period from the 19th century to the 20th century.

• The period after the present time.

What does the term "issue" refer to?

• Only problems that affect society.

• Events, situations, or problems that affect the society.

• Subjects or themes that are not widely discussed.

• Historical events that no longer have an impact.

What is the definition of a contemporary issue?

• An event, idea, or problem that was relevant in the past but is no longer discussed.

• An event, idea, opinion, topic, or problem that is relevant and in public discourse at present.

• A historical event that has no bearing on current society.

• A problem that only affects a small group of people.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of contemporary issues?

• They are important and valuable to society.

• They have a clear effect or influence on society.

• They are happening at a future time.

• They are talked about by various groups.

What are two reasons why studying contemporary issues is important?

• It helps cultivate personal abilities and skills in learning and thinking, and helps in becoming better citizens.

• It helps in memorizing historical facts and understanding past events.

• It encourages isolation from societal problems and promotes individualistic thinking.

• It focuses solely on economic development and ignores social aspects.