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WorksheetsTRENDS Lesson 3
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 26mins
it is a process involving interconnections, diffusion, and exchange of goods, services, ideas, and people
networking
globalization
socialization
who identified the four different forms of globalization in 2014
Sharran Burrow
Dra. Elizabeth Urgel
James Paul
Refers to the movement or migration of the people
embodied globalization
agency-extended globalization
object extended globalization
disembodied globalization
deals with the dispersion and exchange of agents or representatives of various institutions, politics, and organization
Object extended globalization
Disembodied globalization
Agency-extended globalization
Embodied globalization
involves mobility of goods, commodities, and other objects of exchange such as machinery, money, and food items
Agency-extended globalization
Object extended globalization
Embodied globalization
Disembodies globalization
Which is not part of the 4 dimensions of globalization?
ECONOMIC GLOBALIZATION
POLITICAL
GLOBALIZATION
SOCIOCULTURAL GLOBALIZATION
NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
GLOBALIZATION
TECHNOLOGICAL GLOBALIZATION
refers to primarily to international business which covers all contract and negotiations concerning sales, investments, mobilization, and related transactions undertaken by two or more regions, countries, and nations outside their political territories.
POLITICAL GLOBALIZATION
ECONOMIC GLOBALIZATION
NATURAL ENVIRONMENT GLOBALIZATION
SOCIOCULTURAL GLOBALIZATION
What is the meaning of MNCs?
Multi-Network Corporation
Multiple Nations Companies
Multinational Companies
Which MNC is an example from Fuel Companies?
Chevron
Toyota
Convergys
refers to the spread of ideas, values, and meanings across countries, broadening and increasing social relations this facilitates increased interrelation and interconnection among variated cultures and populations and a better appreciation for one another.
Ideological Globalization
Technological Globalization
Sociocultural Globalization
People develop their taste and preference for food, architectural designs, clothing, body accessories, sports that they encounter from other country.
Sociological Globalization
Cultural Globalization
Sociocultural Globalization
the term "_____" refers to the influence of chinese traditions, customs, and beliefs
sinification
chinefication
xieyification
SOCIAL GLOBALIZATION COVERS THE DIFFUCION OF BELIEFS, PRACTICES AND ISSUES CONCERNING POPULATION RGOWTH, MEDIA, URBANIZATION, TOURISM, EDUCATION, AND SPORTS. THIS IS COMMONLY SEEN IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN SOCIETIES.
CULTURAL BORROWING
SOCIOCULTURAL GLOBALIZATION
CULTURAL DIFFUSION
REFERS TO THE HEALTH CONDITION OF THE GLOBAL POPULATION THAT GOES BEYOND THE CONCERNS OF INDIVIDUAL NATIONS.
INTERNATIONAL HEALTH CONCERNS
MEDICAL HEALTH CONCERNS
GLOBAL HEALTH CONCERNS
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A GLOBAL HEALTH CONCERN FROM INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL
DIABETES
COVID 19
CANCER
PNEUMONIA
This involves institutions, public policies, and practices that cut across national borders to facilitate international agreements and transactions.
ECONOMICAL GLOBALIZATION
SOCIOCULTURAL GLOBALIZATION
POLITICAL GLOBALIZATION
WHICH IS AN EFFECT OF POLITICAL GLOBALIZATION
SUPRANATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
GLOBAL HEALTH CONCERN
CULTURAL BORROWING
SELECT EXAMPLES OF SUPRANATIONAL INSITUTIONS. MULTIPLE ANSWERS.
United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)
International Criminal Court (ICC)
World Trade Organization (WTO)
World Health Organization (WHO)
It concerns the environment where the interaction of living species takes place. World Wildlife Fund (WWF)has been supporting environment and wildlife protection.
TECHNOLOGICAL GLOBALIZATION
NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
GLOBALIZATION
ENVIRONMENTAL GLOBALIZATION
EFFECTS OF NATURAL ENVIRONMENT GLOBALIZATION
ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
GLOBAL HEALTH CONCERN
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THE INTENSE DESIRE FOR HIGH ECONOMIC GROWTH, FOREIGN CAPITAL, AND TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT OF MANY COUNTRIES HAS FORED THEM TO DEREGULATE SOME OF THEIR ENVIRONMEN AND RESOURCE PROTECLION LAWS.
ECONOMIC GLOBALIZATION
NATURAL ENVIRONMENTAL GLOBALIZATION
ENVIRONMENTAL PROVLEMS
WHICH IS NOT AN IMPACT OF EXCHANGE GLOBALIZATION
LOCALIZATION
DELOCALIZATION
DECREAT IN THE POWER OF NATIONAL GOVERNMENT GLOBALIZATION
RISE OF MULTINATIONAL COMPANEIS (MNCs)
ILO stands for ___
I LOVE OYU
INTERNATIONAL LABOR ORGANIZATION
INDEPENDENT LABORER ORGANIZATION
I LOVE ORANGES
INTERNATIONAL LABOR ORGANIZATION (ILO) ESTIMATED THAT THERE ARE ____ INTERNATIONAL MIGRANT WORKERS AROUND THE WORLD AT PRESENT
150 MILLION
230 MILLION
231 MILLION
232 MILLION
233 MILLION
CONSIDERED AS MODERN DAY HEROES IN THE PHILIPPINES
BAYANI AGBAYANI
IKAW
OVERSEAS FILIPINO WORKERS (OFWs)
AKO
According to the survey conducted by PSA and OWWA as of 2019, ____ OFWS are scattered across the globe.
2.2 MILLION
1.8 MILLION
______ REVEALS THE MULTI-DIMENSIONAL CONSEQUENCES OF ILM ON THE INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, AND SOCIETIES, AND ECONOMIES.
DRA. ELIZABETH T. URGEL
DRA. VICKI BELLO
SHARRON BURROW
CONSEQUENCES OF ILM
This concerns the formation of the transnational household, and global household.
Evolution of new family and household structures
Reconfiguration of family arrangements and roles in traditional sense of assigning work
composed of members related by consanguinity, live apart from one another but remained connected as one or more of them live or work abroad
TRANSNATIONAL FAMILY
GLOBAL HOUSEHOLD
A household located in two or more countries. In other words, there are “homes” located in more than one country.
TRANSNATIONAL FAMILY
GLOBAL FAMILY
____ relies on members to maintain and sustain household while living in separate countries.
TRANSNATIONAL FAMILIES
GLOBAL HOUSEHOLD
CONSEQUENCES OF ILM
With the aid of Information and Communications Technology (ICT), long-distance parenting, sending gifts and remittances, and advising sustains family bonds across time and space
Culture migration
Utilization of modern technology
Women are associated primarily with the works of nurturing, caregiving, and providing service while men are associated with paid employment.
Cultural migration
Reconfiguration of family arrangements and roles in traditional sense of assigning work
Evolution of new family and household structures
This traditional set-up was reciprocated, when the proliferation of working women abroad the father takes over the primary caregiver at home.
Reconfiguration of family arrangements and roles in traditional sense of assigning work
Evolution of new family and household structures.
More political and economic empowerment in the family and community for women
In the parent’s absence, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and other close relatives also takes active roles on parenting.
Cultural Migration
Reconfiguration of family arrangements and roles in traditional sense of assigning work
Evolution of new family and household structures
For families with men as migrant workers, Women attain political and economic strength, aside from being in charge on the household chores the wife takes over some of the traditional tasked assigned to husband
Reconfiguration of family arrangements and roles in traditional sense of assigning work
More political and economic empowerment in the family and community for women
Evolution of new family and household structures.
The wife may also run for an office in their village or town. When a woman is working abroad, she becomes economically and politically empowered through her monthly remittances.
Evolution of new family and household structures
More political and economic empowerment in the family and community for women
Higher incidence of ___ occurs among migrant household than among non-migrant households
divorce
tax evasion
morbidity
the long period of living apart that leads to marital instability
Proliferation of families with unstable marriages and separated or divorced parents
Cultural migration
In the past, leaving the family for overseas employment was painful parting, Nowadays, young men and women express their desire to work abroad when opportunity knocks.
Job opportunity
Culture migration
Unemployment
Is working together toward a common end or goal by actors (people, nations, industries, and institutions) who are not necessarily allies.
Cooperation
Collaboration
the actors set aside their differences and focus on their mutual interest which is the attainment of common goals.
Collaboration
Cooperation
is jointly working in pursuit of a common end or goal by actors who consider themselves as friends.
Collaboration
Cooperation
LIST OF REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS WITH THEIR DIMENSIONS OF COOPERATION
_____ ; POLITICO-MILITARY
European Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
LIST OF REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS WITH THEIR DIMENSIONS OF COOPERATION
_____ ; POLITICO-MILITARY
Collective Security Treaty Organization CSTO)
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)
LIST OF REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS WITH THEIR DIMENSIONS OF COOPERATION
_____ ; SOCIO-TECHNICAL
South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC)
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)
LIST OF REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS WITH THEIR DIMENSIONS OF COOPERATION
_____ ; ECONOMIC
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)
Collective Security Treaty Organization CSTO)
LIST OF REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS WITH THEIR DIMENSIONS OF COOPERATION
_____ ; ECONOMIC
South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC)
European Union
LIST OF REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS WITH THEIR DIMENSIONS OF COOPERATION
_____ ; POLITICO, SOCIO, TECHNICAL, AND ECONOMIC
European Union
Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)
Collective Security Treaty Organization CSTO)
South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC)
Which is NOT a country from Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Venezuela
Iraq
Philippines
Saudi Arabia
Which includes the current 6-member states of Collective Security Treaty Organization CSTO
Russia, Georgia, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan
Russia, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Belarus, Armenia.
Russia, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Georgia
Which ally of North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) doesn't have an army?
Iceland
Germany
France
