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3. Foreign Policy Review 23-24 (Civics)

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When a country exports more than it imports

a)

Exchange rate

b)

Trade surplus

c)

Quotas

d)

Trade deficit

2.

What are taxes on imported goods called?

a)

Tariffs

b)

Quotas

c)

NSF Fees

d)

Customs

3.

When a country imports more than it exports

a)

Trade Surplus

b)

Trade Deficit

c)

Trade Sanctions

d)

Trade Exchange Rate

4.

What is it called when a country limits the amount of goods from a foreign country that can be brought into and sold in their country?

a)

Trade Embargos

b)

Trade Quotas

c)

Tariffs

d)

Exchange Rate

5.

When a country restricts trade through quotas, tariffs and other regulations this is called:

a)

Globalization

b)

Imperialism

c)

Protectionism

d)

Isolationism

6.

The belief that barriers to trade, communication, and cultural exchange should be eliminated:

a)

Globalization

b)

Imperialism

c)

Isolationism

d)

Protectionism

7.

When a country declines to enter into alliances, foreign economic commitments, foreign trade or treaties, this is called:

a)

Globalization

b)

Imperialism

c)

Isolationism

d)

Protectionism

8.

What currency was created by the European Union as a common currency accepted by all members?

a)

The Gyro

b)

The Yolo

c)

Dogecoin

d)

The Euro

9.

Which of these is not one of the reasons why nations trade?

a)

To even out the balance of trade

b)

To create jobs

c)

To reflect comparative advantage

d)

To obtain goods they cannot produce

10.

Thanks to a new deal with Brazil that has cut tariffs on imported goods, local retail prices for three imported fruits, namely apples, kiwis and nectarines, should be cut by $3-$4 per pound.

a)

National Security

b)

Establishing Free Trade

c)

Promoting World Peace

d)

Supporting Democracy

e)

Providing Aid to People in Need

11.

Some politicians want to cease sending help to Libya and Egypt. But others say that we should not punish citizens of these countries that benefit and desperately need the food and money that we send.

a)

National Security

b)

Establishing Free Trade

c)

Promoting World Peace

d)

Supporting Democracy

e)

Providing Aid to People in Need

12.

"According to some U.S. diplomats in Afghanistan, some Taliban figures are ready to negotiate a deal that could put an end to the bloodshed in the Middle East. The deal involves a long-term U.S. military presence in Afghanistan to help assist their own military and police forces.

a)

National Security

b)

Establishing Free Trade

c)

Promoting World Peace

d)

Supporting Democracy

e)

Providing Aid to People in Need

13.

New measures and search procedures are being taken to detect new terrorist tactics in airports that have a large number of foreign passengers.

a)

National Security

b)

Establishing Free Trade

c)

Promoting World Peace

d)

Supporting Democracy

e)

Providing Aid to People in Need

14.

When he took office as the 40th president of the United States, Communism was spreading throughout the world and Ronald Reagan was convinced that it would disappear. because people would see the true power of government lies in the people.

a)

National Security

b)

Establishing Free Trade

c)

Promoting World Peace

d)

Supporting Democracy

e)

Providing Aid to People in Need

15.

What allows a country to have a comparative advantage when producing goods?

a)

Free trade and tariffs

b)

Being a member of the European Union

c)

Resources and labor laws

d)

Being a member of NAFTA

16.

Which symbol is used on all test reviews posted on Google classroom?

a)

🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃

b)

🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸

c)

👹👹👹👹👹

d)

👽👽👽👽👽

17.

Why don't quotas always work?

a)

Foreign companies will build factories in the U.S.

b)

Customers will still pay higher prices foreign products if they think it is worth it

c)

Customers will travel to foreign countries to buy the products anyways

d)

Foreign companies will create trade deals to get around them

18.

Why don't tariffs always work?

a)

Foreign companies will build factories in the U.S.

b)

Customers will still pay higher prices foreign products if they think it is worth it

c)

Customers will travel to foreign countries to buy the products anyways

d)

Foreign companies will create trade deals to get around them

19.

Which of these is not a benefit of being a member of the European Union?

a)

No tariffs on your exported goods to other EU countries

b)

No quotas on your exported goods to other EU countries

c)

Citizens do not need passports to travel to other EU countries

d)

Citizens do not have to pay toll bridges or roads to other EU countries

20.

Which countries are part of NAFTA?

a)

The U.S.A, Canada and Mexico

b)

England, France and Spain

c)

The U.S.A, England and France

d)

Germany, Poland and Italy

21.

What is the main argument in support of NAFTA?

a)

Increased trade will stimulate economic growth

b)

Jobs will be lost due to factories moving to foreign countries

c)

Governments based on democracy tend to be more peaceful

d)

People will save time and money by not needing passports

22.

What is the main argument in opposition of NAFTA?

a)

Increased trade will stimulate economic growth

b)

Jobs will be lost due to factories moving to foreign countries

c)

Minimum wage will not be able to keep up with inflation

d)

Foreign businesses will open factories in the US

23.

What is the main role of the World Trade Organization?

a)

To eliminate tariffs and quotas

b)

To provide aid to people in need

c)

To settle trade disputes

d)

To support the spread of democracy