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THC 10 - MULTICULTURAL DIVERSITY IN WORKPLACE FINAL EXAMINATION

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This is differences in racial and ethnic, socioeconomic, geographic, and academic/ professional backgrounds.

a)

Diversity

b)

Managing diversity

c)

workplace

d)

interdependent

2.

Accordingly, this is the basic unit of society.

a)

family

b)

home

c)

women

d)

men

3.

This is an important stage at work where the employee is working to raise his family and contribute financially to it.

a)

honeymooners

b)

parenthood

c)

dissolution

d)

post-parenthood

4.

This were born between 1925 and 1942, and are the oldest generation in the workforce today with many having already retired.

a)

baby-boomers

b)

generation x

c)

millennials

d)

veterans

5.

This societies have established notions of social class illustrating how the chieftains were

respected in their groups and how others had to toil and provide their leaders with what they needed.

a)

traditional        

b)

middle class

c)

working class

d)

upper class

6.

This person has placed 20 such individuals with mainland firms in the last year, compared with none at all the year before.

a)

Diana Yang

b)

Ivo Hahn

c)

James Harris

d)

Nic Rogers

7.

This describe people of African descent and this is no more acceptable in today’s context.

a)

Asian

b)

Jews

c)

Negro

d)

French

8.

This are problems in a body structure, such as structures related to movement, and functioning of the body or body part, such as neuromuscular or skin functions.

a)

impairment

b)

disability

c)

activity limitations

d)

illness

9.

This is a position that requires employees to work a lover number of hour that would be considered full time by their employer.

a)

freelancer

b)

substitute

c)

part-time job

d)

temporary

10.

This was the first country anywhere to ban homophobic discrimination in its constitution.

a)

South America           

b)

South Africa

c)

South China

d)

South Europe

11.

A diverse workforce that feels comfortable communicating varying points of view provides a larger

pool of ideas and experiences.

a)

broader service range

b)

variety of viewpoints

c)

attract and retain talent

d)

increased adaptability

12.

It is used as synonym for the women’s issue and female emancipation endeavors.

a)

feminist

b)

female

c)

family

d)

feminism

13.

This pertains to one surviving spouse.

a)

post-parenthood

b)

honeymooners

c)

dissolution

d)

parenthood

14.

They grew up predominantly as “modern” kids in dual-income families where their parents were absorbed in consumerism.

a)

veterans

b)

generation x

c)

baby-boomers

d)

millennials

15.

They forms part of the select few, rich and fortunate people capable of aiming for the highest living standards and benefiting from the material wealth that they boast over others.

a)

lower class

b)

middle class

c)

elite class

d)

middle-low class

16.

According to this person, at the Beijing office of Hewitt, a human-resources consultancy, says Chinese companies have become more aggressive at hiring expatriates for top jobs as well as for technical positions.

a)

Ivo Hahn

b)

James Harris

c)

Charles Webster

d)

Diana Yang

17.

This are racial prejudice allied with political and economic power, is a widespread, historically rooted system.

a)

racist  

b)

racism

c)

mentor

d)

races

18.

This may imply a helplessness that is not suggested by the more forthright disabled.

a)

persons with disability

b)

people with other abilities

c)

disabled

d)

handicapped

19.

Part-time jobs have existed since a long time and could be traced back up to the early days of the industrial revolution dating back what year?

a)

1889

b)

1980

c)

1870

d)

1981

20.

Gay life flourished in urban centres such as Greenwich Village and Harlem during the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s.

a)

pre-war

b)

post-war

c)

World War II

d)

World War I

21.

This means acknowledging people’s differences.

a)

managing diversity

b)

diversity

c)

unity

d)

workplace diversity

22.

The first Women movement grew out of the context of European revolutions during the:

a)

17th and 18th century

b)

15th and 16th century

c)

18th and 19th century

d)

14th and 15th century

23.

Mandated retirement age in the Philippines is:

a)

65 years old

b)

70 years old

c)

55 years old

d)

60 years old

24.

They believe in lifetime employment, company loyalty and paying one’s dues in order to gain respect, status and corporate seniority.

a)

millennials

b)

veterans

c)

generation x

d)

baby-boomers

25.

This refers to a group of people with similar levels of wealth, influence and status.

a)

social class

b)

social graces

c)

social adaptability

d)

society

26.

This is defined as somebody who comes from a different country to work in a host country.

a)

part-timer

b)

such a worker           

c)

temporary worker

d)

freelancer

27.

This aims to ensure that the economy is structured and transformed to enable the meaningful participation of the majority of its citizens.

a)

B-BEEE

b)

B-BBBE

c)

B-BBEE

d)

B-BBBB

28.

These limitations are defined as “difficulties an individual may have in executing activities”.

a)

impairment

b)

handicapped  

c)

disability

d)

activity limitations

29.

They fill the gaps in a company’s workforce.

a)

freelancer

b)

temporary employee

c)

substitute

d)

seasonal employee

30.

The Mattachine Society is founded by Harry Hay and Chuck Rowland in:

a)

1950

b)

1940

c)

1960

d)

1980

31.

Organizations employing a diverse workforce can supply a greater variety of solutions to problems in service, sourcing, and allocation of resources.

a)

variety of viewpoints

b)

more effective execution

c)

increased adaptability

d)

attract and retain talent

32.

The fundamental transformation that took place in Beijing was the recognition of the need to shift the focus from women to the concept of:

a)

minority

b)

gender

c)

society

d)

age

33.

This are grown up children leaving home for studies or employment.

a)

post parenthood

b)

family growth

c)

dissolution

d)

family contraction

34.

They demand technologically up-to-date work environment, competent, credible managers and co-workers, and managers who coach and mentor rather than command and micromanage.

a)

veterans

b)

generation x

c)

generation y

d)

millennials

35.

They are typified by poverty, homelessness and unemployment.

a)

upper class

b)

middle class

c)

lower class

d)

upper upper class

36.

They are considered an economic utility, especially for secondary labour markets such as that of long-term care.

a)

temporary workers

b)

freelancer

c)

substitute workers

d)

migrant workers

37.

This book explains how apartheid was implemented in South Africa.

a)

Racism in South Africa

b)

Racism and Apartheid in South Africa

c)

Apartheid in South Africa

d)

Race Issue in South Africa

38.

This model holds that disability results from an individual person’s physical or mental limitations, and is largely unconnected to the social or geographical environments.

a)

Medical Model

b)

Society Model

c)

Right Model

d)

Technical Model

39.

These are people working on a contract basis for a variety of companies, as opposed to working an employee for a single company.

a)

temporary employees

b)

seasonal workers

c)

freelancer

d)

part-timer

40.

Mickens outlined three areas of concern for LGBT inclusion, EXCEPT:

a)

equality

b)

adaptability

c)

acceptance

d)

safety

41.

Psychologically, managing diversity is challenging because of issues, EXCEPT:

a)

attitudes

b)

personality

c)

values

d)

character

42.

According to this person, it states that women play roles as a mother, a sister, a daughter, a wife.

a)

Gicki

b)

Nicolo

c)

Newbie

d)

Smith

43.

These states that all children leaving home.

a)

dissolution

b)

married

c)

post parenthood

d)

family growth

44.

They were raised in an era of phenomenal national wealth and expansion claiming the world by right of inheritance and believing that every other generational cohort should follow their lead.

a)

millennials

b)

baby-boomers           

c)

generation x

d)

generation y

45.

These are those minimally educated people who engaged in “manual labour” with little or no prestige.

a)

upper class

b)

middle-upper class

c)

lower class

d)

working class

46.

The USA offers this to attract talented labour people.

a)

blue card

b)

green card

c)

passport

d)

brown card

47.

Apartheid is an Afrikaans word meaning:

a)

separateness

b)

racism

c)

unity

d)

social class

48.

This model is a consequence of environmental, social and attitudinal barriers that prevent people with impairments from maximum participation in society.

a)

Medical Model

b)

Technical Model

c)

Social Model

d)

Unity Model

49.

The employees in this country monthly working hours must be less than four-fifths of statutory or normal hours.

a)

England

b)

France            

c)

Philippines

d)

Japan

50.

Just 45 years ago gays had little choice but quietly rise above the separate-but-inherently-unequal in:

a)

Industrial Era

b)

Modern Era

c)

Ice Age

d)

Pre-Stonewall Era

51.

This pertains to companies that encourage diversity in the workplace inspire all of their employees to perform to their highest ability.

a)

more effective execution

b)

variety of viewpoints

c)

increased adaptability

d)

broader service range

52.

Its main focus is on fighting for access to education and political participation.

a)

women empowerment

b)

women freedom

c)

women’s movement

d)

women’s unity

53.

This are young single adult (male/ female) living apart from parents and into a livelihood.

a)

parenthood

b)

bachelorhood

c)

honeymooners

d)

dissolution

54.

They were raised in an era of phenomenal national wealth and expansion claiming the world by right of inheritance and believing that every other generational cohort should follow their lead.

a)

veterans

b)

millennials

c)

baby-boomers

d)

generation x

55.

This is also referred to as sandwich class.

a)

middle class

b)

middle-upper class

c)

lower class

d)

upper class

56.

This affects the developing nations in which people are more economically better off in their new country compared to their homeland.

a)

immigrants

b)

citizens

c)

freelancers

d)

brain drain

57.

This is a policy of practice of segregating groups.

a)

racism

b)

apartheid

c)

immigrants

d)

brain drain

58.

It can apply to people with predominantly physical or mental challenges.

a)

differently-abled people

b)

persons with disability

c)

handicapped

d)

disabled worker

59.

The following part-time workers, EXCEPT:

a)

students

b)

retirees

c)

grandmothers

d)

parents

60.

The first out gay minister was ordained by the United Church of Christ in the year.

a)

1972

b)

1970

c)

1979

d)

1971

61.

This states that talent can add a competitive edge to any organization since they feel appreciated and feeling included.

a)

more effective execution

b)

attract and retain talent

c)

broader service range

d)

increased adaptability

62.

. It is used as synonym for the women’s issue and female emancipation endeavors.

a)

apartheid

b)

gender equality

c)

 racism

d)

feminism

63.

The last stage will rarely comprise the workforce as people at that level normally retire from work.

a)

parenthood

b)

family growth

c)

post-parenthood

d)

bachelorhood

64.

They are the youngest generation in the workforce today.

a)

millennials

b)

generation y

c)

veterans

d)

generation x

65.

They middle class are divide into two levels, EXCEPT:

a)

prestige

b)

education

c)

wealth

d)

values

66.

This person launched a campaign to recruit trained doctors from overseas to fill the manpower shortages caused by National Health and Safety (NHS) expansion.

a)

Enoch Powell

b)

Ray Kroc

c)

James Harris

d)

Alice Waters

67.

Discrimination was legal in this country, either in housing, education and employment.

a)

France

b)

Japan

c)

America

d)

Asia

68.

This came to be used as the standard term in referring to people with physical or mental disabilities in the second half of the 20th century.

a)

handicapped

b)

disabled

c)

abled employees

d)

people with other abilities

69.

The following are benefits from part-time employment, EXCEPT:

a)

knowledge

b)

profit

c)

flexibility

d)

commitment

70.

This bill is proposed in Uganda that would dole out jail sentences for failing to report gay people to the police and could impose the death penalty for gay sex if one of the participants is HIV-positive.

a)

dragonian bill

b)

equality bill

c)

gay rights bill

d)

draconian bill

71.

According to Amelio, this Model can help manager understand that diversity comprises many characteristics of people at work, not only a few.

a)

Four Layers Model

b)

Five Layers Model

c)

Three Layers Model

d)

Six Layers Model

72.

Womens emancipation includes the following:

I. national independence

II. constitutional charter

III. basic rights

a)

I and II

b)

I and III          

c)

II and III

d)

all of the above

73.

Their expenditure might even exceed income.

a)

veterans

b)

post-parenthood

c)

parenthood

d)

initial stage

74.

They show more concern for religion and community and due to recent economic expansion are more optimistic and positive.

a)

generation x

b)

generation y

c)

baby boomers

d)

millennials

75.

They are also called as working poor.

a)

working class

b)

middle class

c)

upper class

d)

lower class

76.

People from poorer nations leave their home country to work in richer environments.

a)

temporary employees

b)

blue collar jobs

c)

migrant workers

d)

freelancers

77.

This is a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person.

a)

racism

b)

stereotype

c)

feminism

d)

discrimination

78.

This designation identifies a person with a physical or mental impairment who is significantly restricted in his or her ability to perform daily living activities either “continuously or periodically for extended periods”.

a)

racusn

b)

handicapped

c)

person with disability

d)

disabilities

79.

They work below a predetermined amount of hours set by an employer, or less, in a given week.

a)

part-time job

b)

racial discrimination

c)

immigrants

d)

temporary employees

80.

This is to ensure non-discrimination, recognition of full lives and respect for the integrity of relationships and families.

a)

safety

b)

acceptance

c)

equality

d)

legality

81.

This pertains to retrogressive in further dividing the already divided powerless groups.

a)

liberal approach

b)

radical approach

c)

equality approach

d)

general approach

82.

Aim or gender equality in to achieve broadly equal outcomes for women and men, not exactly the same outcome for all individuals.

a)

True

b)

False

83.

Family Life Cycle is synthesized into:

a)

four basic stage

b)

six basic stage

c)

three basic stage

d)

five basic stage

84.

Kroll states that generational differences may cause clashes in the workplace.

a)

True

b)

False

85.

This is often made up of less educated people with lower incomes.

a)

upper class

b)

lower class

c)

lower middle class

d)

lower upper class

86.

These are also called invaders.

a)

foreign workers

b)

social workers

c)

immigrants

d)

citizens

87.

No one have to deal with racism in the workplace and the wrongful person needs to be told that what he is doing is absolutely wrong and perhaps illegal.

a)

True

b)

False

88.

This is a Disney’s 1996 film retells the class victor Hugo story of deformed hunchback man living in Paris that is associated with people with disabilities.

a)

Hunchback of Notre Dame

b)

Hunchback in Paris

c)

Notre Dame in Paris

d)

Hunchback in France

89.

They have the freedom to pick and choose their projects and companies they would like to be associated with.

a)

temporary workers

b)

seasonal workers

c)

freelancer

d)

part-timers

90.

This is to foster understanding goodwill and relationship building.

a)

equality

b)

acceptance

c)

safety

d)

balance

91.

This pertains that women and men were essentially the same and that sex, equality would be achieved once employment policies and procedures became identical or both sexes.

a)

liberal approach

b)

general approach

c)

radical approach

d)

social approach

92.

A good healthy society does not automatically emerge on its own and stands firm but in needs to be emerged and for its emergence women play a pivotal role.

a)

True

b)

False

93.

Discrimination in recruitment starts from around.

a)

35 years old

b)

30 years old

c)

55 years old

d)

40 years old

94.

Born between 1982 and 1994.

a)

veterans

b)

generation x

c)

generation y

d)

baby-boomers

95.

They are often made up of highly educated business and professional people with high incomes.

a)

lower class

b)

upper middle class

c)

lower middle class

d)

upper upper class

96.

Managers who demonstrate this type of behaviour are more likely to gain the respect of subordinates.

a)

inferiority

b)

autocratic

c)

laise fair

d)

power figure

97.

Racial discrimination is common and may be sometimes voiced as:

a)

crime of ordinary racism

b)

crime of the people

c)

crime of the generals

d)

crime of the society

98.

This is one of the highest paying freelance gigs.

a)

production

b)

marketing

c)

manufacturing

d)

teaching

99.

The standard for full time was typically;

a)

50 hours per week

b)

60 hours per week

c)

35 hours per week

d)

40 hours per week

100.

This is to avoid from ridicule, harassment, bullying and violence.

a)

safety

b)

acceptance

c)

equality

d)

society