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Global Perspectives Vocabulary

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This is an aspect of Global Perspectives that looks at the world.

a)

Local

b)

Personal

c)

Economics

d)

Global

2.

Perspective

a)

a particular attitude towards or way of regarding something.

b)

the investigation into a information and sources for the purpose of establishing facts and reaching new conclusions.

c)

thinking about or considering something in depth.

d)

an important topic or problem for debate or discussion.

3.

Reflection

a)

a particular attitude towards or way of regarding something.

b)

the systematic investigation into and study of information and sources for the purpose of establishing facts and reaching new conclusions.

c)

thinking about or considering something in depth.

d)

an important topic or problem for debate or discussion.

4.

Bias

a)

unfairly prejudiced for or against something or someone.

b)

an appraisal of something to determine its worth/effectiveness for purpose.

c)

way of sending and receiving information by speaking, writing or using some other medium such as digital technologies.

d)

the available facts or information indicating whether something is true or valid.

5.

National

a)

relating to the whole world

b)

relating to a particular country

c)

relating to a particular community, area, neighbourhood or locality.

d)

relating to self rather than anyone else.

6.

Course of Action

a)

a general direction in which something is developing or changing.

b)

responsible for making something happen.

c)

a result or effect of something.

d)

an action or solution to an issue/problem

7.

Research

a)

a particular attitude towards or way of regarding something.

b)

the investigation and study of information and sources to find facts and reach a new conclusion

c)

thinking about or considering something in depth.

d)

an important topic or problem for debate or discussion.

8.

Issue

a)

a particular attitude towards or way of regarding something.

b)

the systematic investigation into and study of information and sources for the purpose of establishing facts and reaching new conclusions.

c)

thinking about or considering something in depth.

d)

an important topic or problem for debate or discussion.

9.

Prediction

a)

what someone thinks will happen in the future.

b)

breaking down of a global topic into issues and exploring the causes and consequences of issues and ways to help resolve them.

c)

the bringing together of research and information to form something new.

d)

working together to attempt to resolve an issue or problem.

10.

Communication

a)

unfairly prejudiced for or against something or someone.

b)

an appraisal of something to determine its worth/effectiveness for purpose.

c)

way of sending and receiving information by speaking, writing or using some other medium such as digital technologies.

d)

the available facts or information indicating whether something is true or valid.

11.

Local

a)

relating to the whole world

b)

relating to a particular country

c)

relating to a particular community, area, neighbourhood or locality.

d)

relating to self rather than anyone else.

12.

Which of the following sentences gives you the idea that it is a personal perspective?

a)

I think that...

b)

Here is Nukus, several people think that...

c)

In South Africa, people think that ...

d)

The World Health Organisation has announced that...

13.

The available facts or information indicating whether something is true or valid is known as (a)  

14.

The last part of something or an opinion reached after some thought is known as the (a)  

15.

A (a)   is something that is true or something that has been proven correct.

16.

True or False

Having a vested interest means you have something to lose or gain by telling the truth , or a strong personal interest in a situation because you expect to gain an advantage from that situation.

(a)  

17.

What does it mean by "Evaluating an argument"?

a)

find out the meaning of that argument

b)

assess its strengths and weaknesses using a given criteria

c)

find out how well the speaker or author argues about an issue

d)

establish the strong points and weak points in that argument

18.

Letting someone know where you found your information is called a ......

a)

inference

b)

reference

c)

social media

d)

deference

19.

What does "collaborate" mean

a)

work together with others

b)

an important topic or problem for discussion

c)

a particular attitude, perspective or way of looking at things

d)

the ideas, customs and beliefs of a particular people or society