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WorksheetsGlobalisation
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
The definition of globalisation given in the first slide is....
The spread of cultures across the national borders
The spread of products, technology, information and jobs throughout the world
The expansion of business internationally
The import of products from all over the world
What is a positive effect of globalisation in more developed countries?
The jobs
The quality of living improves
Local suppliers benefit
Which revolution had the biggest impact on modern globalisation?
Electronical revolution
Industrial revolution
Political revolution
Economic revolution
Slide 2: Why did globalisation initially have a big impact on the hospitality industry?
Jobs
Expansions
International tourism
Inns and pubs
Slide 3: The hospitality industry is one of the fastest growing industries in the world
True
False
What made it possible for people to fly around the world for a reasonable price?
New cultures
International companies
Competetive pricing
More airports
What positive impacts of globalization for the hospitality industry are named?
Increase tourism , hiring seasonal and international employees, increase quality food in business
Economical aspects, meeting new cultures and increasing revenue
Slide 4: What are the negative effects on the environment caused by globalization?
Global warming , devolve of the money and production of harmful chemicals
Global warming , decreasing of natural resources and the increase world population
Global warming , decreasing of natural resources and production of harmful chemicals
What are the positive effects of globalization which are caused by transnational corporations ( TNC )?
Government control of economic activities , access to new technology and cheaper import
Faster economic growth , Access to new technology and cheaper import
Slide 5: To what is globality corresponding?
Technology & environmental
Expansion & change
Change & transformation
Social aspects
Global imaginary is a concept which refers to peoples growing awareness to the global community
True
False
What aspect makes the change in how people will be affected by globalisation?
Where they live
How old they are
What study they follow
What their political preferences are
Slide 6: How many additional qualities are there?
Five
Four
Seven
Six
Slide 7: Which two examples of trade over long distance in the past are given?
The medieval spice trade and East Indian Company
Shipping overseas and steam trains
Nowadays, China accounts for …. % of global production
4
10
40
16
Which three examples of globalisation are given besides moving industrial products around the world?
People, ideas and information
People, politics and values
Jobs, businesses and cultures
Businesses, ideas and values
Why are companies looking for local suppliers?
To support the local community
For certainty and independence during the coronavirus
Because they think corona will be transferred together with the products
Which sector(s) will be affected most if globalisation reverses because of the coronavirus according to this article?
Hospitality and tourism
Universities and tourism sector
Logistics sector
Hospitality sector
Slide 8: Why was it necessary for the fashion industry to produce cheap and fashionable items?
To provide jobs for citizens in far-off countries
To reach their revenue targets
To be affordable for the majority of citizens
Why did retailers start to publish lists of suppliers?
They were pressured to improve their transparency
They wanted to improve their transparency
The government wanted to stop this way of producing
Why did the Ethiopian government almost made a virtue out of low labour costs?
Because retaillers pressured them
Because they made a good deal with retailers
Because they wanted to be ahead of the competition
A single pair of jeans can take up to……. Litres of water to produce
40.000
60.000
10.000
20.000
More and more retailers are looking to improve the way they source
True
False
Opinion: Globalisation brings more positive than negative effects
Agree
Disagree
