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Toward Global Citizenship and Sustainability

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It is a movement advocating for lesser or slower macroeconomic growth as a way to achieve development

a)

DEGROWTH

b)

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

c)

FOOD SECURITY

d)

GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP

2.

It is economic development that focuses on fulfilling the basic needs of citizens rather than amassing profits

a)

DEGROWTH

b)

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

c)

FOOD SECURITY

d)

GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP

3.

A state that exists when all citizens and have a stable and unhampered access to sufficient and nutritious food

a)

DEGROWTH

b)

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

c)

FOOD SECURITY

d)

GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP

4.

It is citizenship that puts emphasis on one’s responsibilities to the international community

a)

DEGROWTH

b)

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

c)

FOOD SECURITY

d)

GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP

5.

It is the epoch or era of humanity’s domination of the Earth

a)

ANTHROPOCENE

b)

HOLOCENE

c)

STABILITY

d)

SUSTAINABILITY

6.

“The Earth has now left its natural geological epoch, the present interglacial state called the _____.

a)

ANTHROPOCENE

b)

HOLOCENE

c)

STABILITY

d)

SUSTAINABILITY

7.

It is short term firmness in position , permanence and resistance to change, especially in disruptive way

a)

ANTHROPOCENE

b)

HOLOCENE

c)

STABILITY

d)

SUSTAINABILITY

8.

It is long term capacities of a system to exist, not its short-term resistance to change.

a)

ANTHROPOCENE

b)

HOLOCENE

c)

STABILITY

d)

SUSTAINABILITY

9.

AN INDIGENOUS EARTH GODDESS EQUIVALENT TO MOTHER EARTH

a)

ANTHROPOCENE

b)

HOLOCENE

c)

STABILITY

d)

SUSTAINABILITY

e)

PANCHAMAMA

10.

A BOLIVIAN CONCEPT OF GIVING MOTHER EARTH AND ALL CREATURES “ RIGHT”

a)

ANTHROPOCENE

b)

HOLOCENE

c)

STABILITY

d)

SUSTAINABILITY

e)

PANCHAMAMA

11.

The following are EXAMPLEs OF DEGROWTH except one:

a)

Paradigm shift from profit motive and towards common good.

b)

From wants to needs.

c)

From luxury to simplicity.

d)

Fossil Fuel Dependence of Industrial Capitalism

12.

The following are EXAMPLEs OF DEGROWTH except one:

a)

Bicycles and Bicycle Lanes.

b)

Car-pooling The convenience and its benefits.

c)

Vegetarianism.

d)

ORGANICFARMING. E

e)

Monopoly of Landholding by Big Corporations

13.

The following are Threats to Global Food Security except one:

a)

Fossil Fuel Dependence of Industrial Capitalism

b)

High Price of Petroleum Products

c)

Concentration and Centralization of Agribusiness Capital

d)

Bicycles and Bicycle Lanes.

14.

The following are Threats to Global Food Security except one:

a)

Monopoly of Landholding by Big Corporations

b)

Fertilizer-Based Industrial Farming Threa

c)

Climate Change

d)

Car-pooling The convenience and its benefits.

15.

Type True if your answer is true or False if otherwise:

Human activities have become so pervasive and profound that they rival the great forces of Mother Nature

(a)  

16.

Type True if your answer is true or False if otherwise:

The earth is rapidly moving into a less biologically diverse , less forested, much warmer, and probably wetter and stormier state” - Steffen, Cruzten and McNeill

(a)  

17.

Type True if your answer is true or False if otherwise:

The western-centric globalization is premised on the idea of making everyone live and consume like a typical Westerner does.

(a)  

18.

Type True if your answer is true or False if otherwise:

Global Food Security remains a “ complex, multidimensional and multi-sectoral problem because of the effects of climate change It does not only mean the capacity to produce enough food for everyone’s needs.

(a)  

19.

Type True if your answer is true or False if otherwise:

It concerns on the capacity to ensure that every citizen gets affordable, good and nutritious food on the table on a daily basis with little or no disruption.

(a)  

20.

Type True if your answer is true or False if otherwise:

Global citizenship is a way of living that responds to the complexities of the modern world, acknowledging that policies and actions have repercussions for people and communities internationally, regionally, nationally, and locally.

(a)  

21.

Type True if your answer is true or False if otherwise:

A Global Citizen Understands the complexity of our interconnected world

(a)  

22.

Type True if your answer is true or False if otherwise:

A Global Citizen Knows our social, ethical, and political responsibilities;

(a)  

23.

Type True if your answer is true or False if otherwise:

A Global Citizen Displays leadership and teamwork

(a)  

24.

Type True if your answer is true or False if otherwise:

A Global Citizen Understands our biggest challenges;

(a)  

25.

Type True if your answer is true or False if otherwise:

A Global Citizen Solves problems through innovation and entrepreneurship

(a)