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REVIEW (The Contemporary World)

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 17mins

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Date
1.

It refers to the amount of political co-operation that exists between different countries.

a)

Social globalization

b)

Political globalization

c)

Economic globalization

d)

Citizen globalization

2.

It refers to the interconnectedness of economies through trade and the exchange of resources.

a)

Social globalization

b)

Political globalization

c)

Economic globalization

d)

Citizen globalization

3.

It refers to the sharing of ideas and information between and through different countries.

a)

Social globalization

b)

Political globalization

c)

Economic globalization

d)

Citizen globalization

4.

The worldwide movement toward economic, financial, trade, and communications integration.

a)

Civilization

b)

Globalization

c)

Modernization

d)

Market integration

5.

What is the purpose of globalization?

a)

To lessen competition

b)

To affect us in a negative way

c)

To provide wide range of markets to large corporations

d)

To educate the youth

6.

It is the exchange of goods and services integrated into a huge single global market.

a)

Global trade

b)

Global system

c)

Global governance

d)

Global economy

7.

Which is one of the best reasons why countries trade with each other?

a)

They trade when they want to alleviate competition.

b)

They trade when they do not have the resources on their own.

c)

They trade when they want to alleviate competition.

d)

All of the above

8.

Which is not a component of globalization?

a)

Economic globalization

b)

Citizen globalization

c)

Cultural globalization

d)

Political globalization

9.

This are foreign goods and services bought by citizens, businesses, and the government of another country or simply to purchase products from other countries is called _________.

a)

Export

b)

Import

c)

Exchange rate

d)

Free trade

10.

This are the goods and services produced in one country and purchased by residents of another country or simple to sell products to other countries is called _________.

a)

Export

b)

Import

c)

Exchange rate

d)

Free trade

11.

Trading with limited or no restrictions is called ______________.

a)

Free trade

b)

Export

c)

Import

d)

Quota

12.

The value of one nation’s currency compared to another is called _____________.

a)

Free trade

b)

Import

c)

Exchange rate

d)

Quota

13.

A new car is assembled at a factory in the United States using parts imported from Korea, Japan, and Germany. This is an example of?

a)

Globalization

b)

Global economy

c)

Transaction

d)

Transnational company

14.

Which of following is not a component of globalization?

a)

Economic globalization

b)

Citizen globalization

c)

Cultural globalization

d)

Political Globalization

15.

A country that has a strong economy and have advanced technological infrastructure also called an industrialized country.

a)

Developed country

b)

Developing country

c)

Command economy

d)

Mixed economy

16.

The prices of goods and services is tied closely to _____________.

a)

International trade

b)

Developing countries

c)

Developed countries

d)

Supply and demand

17.

If the demand is low, the value is _______________.

a)

Low

b)

High

c)

Neutral

d)

Zero

18.

What do you need to find out in order to compare one currency to another?

a)

Bank account

b)

Exchange rate

c)

Embargo

d)

Bonds

19.

Exchange of goods or services between two countries is _____________.

a)

Trade

b)

International trade

c)

Exchange rates

d)

Embargo

20.

As part of the economic cycle, business provide _________________to household.

a)

Work force and taxes

b)

Taxes and labor force

c)

Taxes and government programs

d)

Income and goods and services

21.

A system for the liberalization of trade that grew out of Bretton Woods and came into existence in 1947

(Hudec 1975).

a)

The World Bank

b)

World Trade Organization

c)

International Monetary Fund

d)

General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

22.

A multilateral organization headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland with 152 member nations as of 2008.

a)

The World Bank

b)

World Trade Organization

c)

International Monetary Fund

d)

General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

23.

It deals with exchange rates, balances of payments, international capital flows, and the monitoring of member states and their macroeconomic policies.

a)

The World Bank

b)

World Trade Organization

c)

International Monetary Fund

d)

General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

24.

This organization came into effect on came into effect on January 1, 1994.

a)

European Union

b)

Free Trade Area of the Americans

c)

North American Free Trade Agreement

d)

Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development

25.

It is the most encompassing club of the world’s rich countries.

a)

European Union

b)

Free Trade Area of the Americans

c)

North American Free Trade Agreement

d)

Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development

26.

This organization is a product of the post-WWII era, as well as the Bretton Woods era, and how encompasses 27 members’ states.

a)

European Union

b)

Free Trade Area of the Americans

c)

North American Free Trade Agreement

d)

Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development

27.

It occurs when prices among different locations or related goods follow similar patterns over a long period of time.

a)

The Global Interstate System

b)

Market Integration

c)

Market Operation

d)

Market

28.

This is where buyers and sellers come together to obtain information and exchange commodities.

a)

Global Interstate System

b)

Market Integration

c)

Market Operation

d)

Market

29.

It is the most important element of the World Bank Group.

a)

World Bank

b)

Multinational Corporation

c)

International Monetary Fund

d)

International Bank for Reconstruction and Development

30.

It is the other major player in economic globalization.

a)

World Bank

b)

Multinational Corporation

c)

International Monetary Fund

d)

International Bank for Reconstruction and Development

31.

A nation is a community of people living together bounded by the following except one. Which one is it?

a)

Culture

b)

History

c)

Values

d)

None of the above

32.

A state is a community of people occupying a definite portion of territory independent of external control and possessing an organized government to which a great body of inhabitants render habitual obedience. Based on the given definition. Which is not an element of a state?

a)

People

b)

Territory

c)

Government

d)

None of the above

33.

The statements below speak truth about interstate system except one. Which one is it?

a)

A system of competing and allying state

b)

A system applied in a particular state

c)

A system also known as international system

d)

A system that focuses on the international relations

34.

A statement below shows the strength of interstate system. Which one is it?

a)

Imposed long-term costs on the country

b)

Cut down on competition between shippers and passenger carriers

c)

Rising consumption of gasoline led to air pollution and a dependence on oil that affected consumers and foreign policy for generations to come

d)

Make travel less cheaper, faster and better

35.

The following are the different international financial institutions working alongside United Nations except one. Which one is it?

a)

American Development Bank

b)

Asian Development Bank

c)

Word Bank

d)

International Monetary Fund

36.

This is a level of market integration that shares a common government among its participating members.

a)

Free Trade Agreement

b)

Custom Union

c)

Common Market

d)

Political Integration

37.

This is a level of integration which imposes a common external tariff.

a)

Free Trade Agreement

b)

Custom Union

c)

Common Market

d)

Political Integration

38.

This is a level of integration which has free movement of capital and services.

a)

Political Integration

b)

Economic Integration

c)

Custom Union

d)

Common Market

39.

Unilateral type of trade agreement takes place when __________.

a)

When a country imposes trade restrictions and no other country reciprocates.

b)

When both countries agree to loosen trade restrictions to expand business opportunities between them.

c)

When three or more countries negotiate.

d)

When negotiations among countries become more difficult and complex because of the number of participants involved.

40.

Bilateral type of trade agreement happens when __________.

a)

A. When a country imposes trade restrictions and no other country reciprocates.

b)

When Both countries agree to loosen trade restrictions to expand business opportunities between them.

c)

When three or more countries negotiate.

d)

When negotiations among countries become more difficult and complex because of the number of participants involved.

41.

In the global governance, the following are taken to the global scale except one. Which one is it?

a)

Laws

b)

Regulations

c)

History

d)

Standards

42.

The following are examples of international law subjects except one. Which one is it?

a)

War

b)

Migration

c)

Human Rights

d)

None of the above

43.

This is one of the main organs of the United Nations which has primary responsibility, under the UN Charter, for the maintenance of international peace and security. It has 15 Members (5 permanent

and 10 non-permanent members).

a)

General Assembly

b)

Security Council

c)

Economic and Social Council

d)

Secretariat

44.

This is an organ of the United Nations which carries out the day-to-day work of the UN as mandated by the General Assembly and the Organization's other principal organs.

a)

Security Council

b)

Economic and Social Council

c)

Secretariat

d)

International Court of Justice

45.

This is another organ of the United Nations which is the principal body for coordination, policy review, policy dialogue and recommendations on economic, social and environmental issues, as well as implementation of internationally agreed development goals.

a)

General Assembly

b)

Economic and Social Council

c)

Secretariat

d)

International Court of Justice

46.

This is also one of the main organs which is the main deliberative, policymaking and representative organ of the UN. It is represented by 193 Member States of the UN, making it the only UN body with universal representation.

a)

General Assembly

b)

Economic and Social Council

c)

Secretariat

d)

International Court of Justice

47.

This is another organ which is the principal judicial organ of the United Nations.

a)

General Assembly

b)

Economic and Social Council

c)

Secretariat

d)

International Court of Justice

48.

International Law can be defined as __________.

a)

The body of law and rules existing within a country’s territory.

b)

The normative guidelines, methods and mechanisms to sovereign states and international organizations.

c)

Any international law which must be consciously/mindfully transformed through legislation before the said international law could be implemented locally.

d)

An automatic reception of the international law into domestic law without the formal needs for official legislation to sanction it and give effect to it.

49.

Doctrine of Transformation is defined as __________.

a)

The body of law and rules existing within a country’s territory.

b)

The normative guidelines, methods and mechanisms to sovereign states and international organizations.

c)

Any international law which must be consciously/mindfully transformed through legislation before the said international law could be implemented locally.

d)

An automatic reception of the international law into domestic law without the formal needs for official legislation to sanction it and give effect to it.

50.

Doctrine of Incorporation refers to __________.

a)

The body of law and rules existing within a country’s territory.

b)

The normative guidelines, methods and mechanisms to sovereign states and international organizations.

c)

Any international law which must be consciously/mindfully transformed through legislation before the said international law could be implemented locally.

d)

An automatic reception of the international law into domestic law without the formal needs for official legislation to sanction it and give effect to it.