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WorksheetsModule 4: Part 2 - Review
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
Which religion has the largest number of followers?
Hinduism
Christianity
Islam
Buddhism
Transportation of goods is considered which level of economic activity?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Quaternary
Which religions are considered Monotheistic?
Christianity, Islam, and Judaism
Buddhism and Hinduism
Christianity, Buddhism, and Islam
Judaism, and Hinduis,
A polytheistic religion believes in ONE god.
True
False
China's government controls all parts of the economy. This is considered a __________ system.
Communist
Mixed
Free Enterprise
Market
Which of the following countries has a free enterprise system?
USA
Canada
North Korea
China
Canada has a mixed economy. Which of the following best describes this type of economic system?
The government has full control over the economy.
Consumers control the economy by supply and demand.
They have a completely communist economic system.
The government controls basic services and consumers can operate their own businesses.
Which of the following religions are considered to be Ethnic?
Judaism, Christianity, and Buddhism
Christianity, Islam, and Hinduism
Judaism and Hinduism
Buddhism, Hinduism, and Islam
Which of the following best defines cultural convergence?
The blending of two or more cultures to make new cultural patterns
When culture is limited by the government
The spread of ideas, technology, and customs
Culture is spreading from one place to another
The spreading of idea, languages, and customs from one culture to another is...
Cultural diffusion
Cultural divergence
Cultural elements
Cultural convergence
Building goods out of raw materials is what level of economic activity?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Quaternary
A religion that actively seeks new followers is...
Ethnic
Polytheistic
Monotheistic
Universalizing
A Polytheistic religion believes
In only one god
In actively seeking new followers
In more than one god
That only those born into the religion are a part of it.
New building and infrastructure is commonly seen in what level of development?
More Developed Countries
Less Developed Countries
Developing countries
Poor countries
Tex-Mex food is an example of...?
Cultural Convergence
Cultural Elements
Contagious Diffusion
Cultural Divergence
Coffee is traded all around the world. Which term best describes the movement of coffee?
Consumerism
Corporatism
Starbucks
Globalization
Which of the following best describes the economy of the USA?
Businesses are all under government restrictions.
The government has some control over services but not full control over businesses
The government has little control over businesses, resources, and technology. Consumers dictate the economy by supply and demand
The government maintains strict control over the business, resources, and technology.
Quaternary economic activities include...
Research, management, government
Sales and services
Production of raw materials
Changing the form of raw materials into manufactured goods
Less developed countries have...
Cheap labor
More skilled workforce
Higher wages
Less manufacturing
Trading goods without exchanging money describes what type of economy?
Market
Command
Mixed
Traditional
Which of the following includes all five elements of culture?
Language, Education, Technology, Religion, Divergence
Language, Education, Customs, Religion, Convergence
Language, Customs/Beliefs, Technology, Religion, Institutions
Language, Diffusion, Technology, Convergence, Divergence
_______ is a symbol of Islam
The Cross
A Crescent Moon and Star
The Star of David
Aum
The Star of David is a symbol of which religion?
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
Buddhism
Which of the following is a positive effect of globalization?
Small businesses will rise up against larger companies
Governments will limit the freedom of workers
More social programs will dissemble
There will be more opportunities for workers
Which of the following includes all universalizing religions?
Christianity, Islam, Buddhism
Buddhism and Hinduism
Islam, Hinduism, Judaism
Judaism and Hinduism
What do Hinduism and Judaism have in common?
They are both polytheistic religions
They are both universalizing religions
They are both ethnic religions
They are both monotheistic religions
Which of the following is an example of a primary economic activity?
Selling shoes at Foot Locker
Harvesting crops
Building cars
Researching information for the government
A workforce in a more developed country can demand a ______ wage.
Lower
More educated
Less educated
Higher
