WorksheetsSocial 10 Unit 1 Review
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 18mins
The process of creating an international network for the exchange of politics, goods, services, culture, technology, etc.
Transnational corporations
Globalization
Modernization
Americanization
A business with facilities and operations in two or more countries
Transnational corporation
International corporation
Limited corporation
Globalization
Which of the following are negative aspects of globalization
Assimilation
Homogenization
Resource exploitation in developing countries such a deforestation
All of the above
Which of the following is not a positive result of globalization?
Decrease in the price of consumer goods
Increase in the accessibility of information
Decrease in North American manufacturing jobs
Increasing speed of technological innovation
The radio, televisions and smartphones are all examples of:
Communication technology
Media
Transportation
Trade
When popular culture around the world becomes more similar because of globalization, this is called
Assimilation
Hybridization
Accommodation
Universalization
"The My Cree App has been developed to help maintain the Cree language. Users can download the app and learn everyday words and communicate with one an other in Cree."
--iTunes App Store Description
This is an example of;
Marginalization
Cultural Revitalization
Acculturation
Assimilation
The cartoon shown could best be described as an example of:
The dominance of the English language
The dominance of the French language
Cultural hybridization
Accommodation
"Globalization is the process of creating a common culture across the globe."
This idea presented in this source could be best described as:
Diversification
Marginalization
Assimilation
Homogenization
Language loss in Indigenous communities results in ALL of the following EXCEPT:
Loss of individual and collective identity
Decreased communication around the world
Decreased individual self esteem
Loss of traditional cultural practices
Which of the following is the BEST example of the social dimension of globalization?
The opening of Wal-Mart stores in India
The expansion of the middle class in India
Increase in greenhouse gas emissions
Increase in the number of treaties signed between Canada & China
What is the difference between homogenization and acculturation?
They are the same thing
Acculturation is a loss of culture and homogenization is adding onto culture
Homogenization is a loss of culture and acculturation is adding onto culture
Homogenization is a loss of language and acculturation is adding onto language
Which of the following can BEST be linked with the policies of Canadian Multiculturalism?
Accomodation
Marginalization
Hybridization
Assimilation
Which of the following is the BEST example of cultural hybridization?
Disney setting up theme parks in multiple countries
Indigenous people adopting European language and dress
McDonald's serving curry inspired dishes in India
The internet
Which of the following is an example of economic globalization?
Meetings between world leaders to address international issues
Deforestation of the Amazon rainforest
Connecting with family members in other countries via FaceTime
Importing goods from other countries to Canada using containerization
What example would NOT be considered a political dimension of globalization?
Since the 1990s democracy has spread to many nations
A rise in power in organizations such as The United Nations
Containerization used to import trade goods
Canada sending disaster relief to ally countries around the world
"Over the years, Sesame Street has become a global enterprise. In 2005, it was seen by children in 120 countries. Sometimes the show are dubbed into local languages; other times, new shows are co-produced by local media companies. The result is a combination of elements of American culture with those of the country where the show is co-produced."
Which of the following is BEST illustrated in the source?
Media convergence
Homogenization
Hybridization
Media concentration
All of the following have encouraged globalization except
lower transportation costs
improved communications technologies
faster transportation vehicles
laws for the protection of languages and cultures
In today’s world, which technological developments allow the instantaneous transfer of huge amounts of written information to any location on the planet?
digitization and the Internet
containerization and passenger airplanes
satellite radio and satellite television systems
the printing press and mail sorting machines used by the international postal network
In today’s world, Nation X is most probably
England
France
China
USA
Which of the following BEST completes the above diagram?
Fast food
Chinese opera
Russian movies
Brazilian music
The term “McWorld” refers to a world in which
all people have low-paying jobs.
everyone eats at McDonald’s three times a day.
cultural differences among nations are becoming more noticeable.
the same lifestyle, goods and services are found in every country.
A person carefully choosing their outfit before school would most likely be expressing their
Collective Identity
Divergence
Personal Identity
Religion
To combine two factors into one unified system would best define:
Convergence
Universalization
Acculturation
Integration
The daughter of a chinese immigrant who is bilingual, goes to a Canadian school and loves Lunar New Year is an example of
Acculturation
Homogenization
Hybridization
Marginalization
Allowing a Sikh RCMP officer to wear a turban is an example of
Homogenization
Marginalization
Acculturation
Accommondation
Cultural Revitalization is the process of
Bringing back an endangered language
Affirming and promoting cultural identity
The Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN)
All of the above
The reduction of cultural diversity through the popularity of objects, customs, ideas and values is called:
Homogenization
Acculturation
Revitalization
Hybridization
What was experience by Indigenous children in residential schools can best be described as:
Accommodation
Universalization
Hybridization
Assimilation
Economies of scale has the most benefits for
Plantation workers
Local business workers
Industrialized countries
Transnational Corporations (TNCs)
Refers to the trend that places ownership to telecommunication companies in the hands of a few large corporations
Digital Divide
Media Concentration
Media Convergence
Mass Media
Being able to check your email, read or listen to a book and watch TV on your phone is an example of
Digital Divide
Media Concentration
Media Convergence
Mass Media
The Digital Divide refers to
The gap between people who access to technology and those that don't
The gap between older technology and newer technology
The difference between local and international media
The increasing diversity in media
Prejudice in favor of or against a thing, person, or group that is usually considered unfair is
Opinion
Bias
Racism
Objective
Cultural trends that quickly spread through mass media are often called
Pop Culture
Universalization
Homogenization
Cultural Diversity
Containerization is an example of which force of globalization
Transportation
Trade
Media
Communication Tech
