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Globalization

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the global product studied in this lesson to understand Globalization?

a)

A t-shirt

b)

A smartphone

c)

An iPad

2.

What is globalization ?

a)

A process by which the world is becoming increasingly interconnected as a result of massively increased trade and cultural exchanges, based on information technology and high-speed transport networks

b)

A process by which the countries are becoming increasingly interconnected as a result of massively increased trade and cultural exchanges, based on information technology and high-speed transport networks

c)

A process by which the countries are becoming increasingly interconnected as a result of massively decreased trade and cultural exchanges, based on information technology and high-speed transport networks

3.

Why can we say that globalization is not a new phenomenon?

a)

Trade documents were found from the Indus valley civilization

b)

Trade documents were found from the Japanese-Chinese civilization

c)

Trade documents were found from the Roman civilization

d)

Trade documents were found from the English civilization

4.

What are the reasons that explain the dramatic increase of the scale of this trade?

a)

BBC became a leader on television

b)

Multinational corporations have global reach and increasing power

c)

Travel and shipping are cheap and safe

d)

Ships are using wind and not only oil

e)

Governments have decrease tariffs and regulations on international trade

5.

How long was it to cross the Atlantic in 1800 ?

a)

2 weeks

b)

1 month

c)

2 months

d)

6 weeks

6.

How long is it to cross the Atlantic today by ship?

a)

About 5 hours

b)

About 14 days

c)

Less than a week

d)

About 14 days

7.

Why does the cotton of our t-shirts often come from Brazil and India?

a)

Because these countries subsidize their cotton productions

b)

Because these countries have the most efficient cotton

c)

Because these countries have the best cotton

d)

Because these countries have lower wages

8.

How do the United States try to resist against the competition of the Indian or Brazilian low-paid workforce?

a)

They subsidize cotton production

b)

They can't resist

c)

They produce a better quality cotton

9.

What is the most expensive in the production of the t-shirts?

a)

The transport by ships

b)

The printing

c)

The retail

d)

The designers

10.

What is the International Monetary Fund?

a)

A regional organization which offers low interest loans to developing world economies

b)

An international organization which offers low interest loans to developing world economies in exchange of free trade reforms

c)

A regional organization which offers low interest loans to developed world economies

d)

A regional organization which offers high interest loans to developing world economies

11.

Why can we say that global capitalism has been good for a lot of people?

a)

It increased worldwide economic output

b)

A greater number of people are living better

c)

American autoworkers suffered job loss

12.

How many people have emerged from poverty in the last 30 years according to the World Bank?

a)

300 million

b)

400 million

c)

500 million

d)

600 million

13.

How many people living in Koweit were born somewhere else?

a)

21%

b)

69%

c)

35%

d)

56%

14.

Why has migration become easier?

a)

Because of the Internet

b)

Even with increased industrialization in the developing world, economic opportunities are often much better in wealthy countries

c)

Air travel is pretty cheap

d)

It is easy and inexpensive to stay in touch with relatives living far away