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gec act.

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the key difference between stability and sustainability in development?

a)

Stability focuses on economic growth, while sustainability prioritizes environmental conservation.

b)

Stability focuses on maintaining the status quo, while sustainability aims for long-term development.

c)

Stability is about reducing environmental impacts, while sustainability focuses on maximizing profits.

d)

Stability prioritizes future generations, while sustainability focuses on the present.

2.

Which of the following is a model of global sustainability?

a)

Triple Bottom Line

b)

Competitive Growth Model

c)

Single-use Economy Model

d)

Fiscal Policy Model

3.

Which is NOT a Sustainable Development Goal (SDG)?

a)

Quality Education

b)

Zero Hunger

c)

Unemployment Reduction

d)

Climate Action

4.

What is the primary focus of the global food security model?

a)

Ensuring luxury food production

b)

Equitable access to nutritious food for all

c)

Maximizing profits from agricultural exports

d)

Limiting food trade between countries

5.

Which of the following is a major factor influencing global food security?

a)

Internet connectivity

b)

Population growth

c)

Sports infrastructure

d)

Space exploration

6.

What is one of the major challenges to global food security today?

a)

Overproduction of organic crops

b)

Climate change and extreme weather

c)

Declining global food demand

d)

Government bans on farming

7.

What is a key aspect of global citizenship education?

a)

Teaching national identity

b)

Promoting exclusive cultural practices

c)

Encouraging awareness of global issues

d)

Limiting interaction between different countries

8.

Which of the following is an ethical obligation for global citizens?

a)

Only supporting local businesses

b)

Advocating for human rights

c)

Avoiding global collaboration

d)

Promoting isolationist policies

9.

What is an example of global collective action?

a)

Countries competing in trade wars

b)

A joint international effort to tackle climate change

c)

Developing national military forces

d)

Creating barriers for international cooperation

10.

Which educational approach promotes a sense of global citizenship?

a)

Nationalist education

b)

Multicultural and inclusive learning

c)

Corporate-focused training

d)

Traditional isolationist schooling

11.

What is the primary difference between stability and sustainability?

a)

Stability focuses on short-term maintenance, while sustainability emphasizes long-term balance.

b)

Stability is about innovation, and sustainability avoids changes.

c)

Stability pertains only to economic systems, while sustainability is environmental.

d)

They are essentially the same concept.

12.

Which model promotes the reuse and recycling of resources to create a closed-loop system?

a)

Linear Economy

b)

Circular Economy

c)

Doughnut Economics

d)

Industrial Ecology

13.

What is the purpose of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)?

a)

To create new global trade policies

b)

To achieve long-term global goals like ending poverty and promoting clean energy

c)

To limit technological advancements worldwide.

d)

To centralize all decision-making in developed nations.

14.

Which of the following is a modern technique to improve food production efficiency?

a)

Subsistence Farming

b)

Vertical Farming

c)

Slash-and-Burn Agriculture

d)

Traditional Irrigation

15.

Which factor is NOT a direct influence on global food security?

a)

Climate change

b)

Income levels

c)

Political instability

d)

Space exploration

16.

What is a major challenge in achieving global food security?

a)

Overproduction of food

b)

Balancing nutrition with affordability

c)

Surplus in every region

d)

Ending international trade

17.

Why is education important for global citizenship?

a)

It promotes local trade over global trade.

b)

It encourages narrow perspectives.

c)

It fosters awareness of global issues and cultural diversity

d)

It limits the exchange of ideas.

18.

What is an ethical obligation of a global citizen?

a)

To support policies that harm equality.

b)

To reduce personal carbon footprints and support global wellbeing.

c)

To prioritize personal gain over collective wellbeing.

d)

To avoid involvement in global issues.

19.

What does global collective action emphasize?

a)

Individual efforts over collaboration.

b)

Competition between nations.

c)

Partnerships between nations and grassroots movements

d)

Limiting international agreements.

20.

Which international agreement is an example of global collective action?

a)

Paris Climate Accord

b)

Kyoto Trade Agreement

c)

Regional Climate Treaty

d)

Local Development Plan

21.

what's jason tabasan's middle initial?

a)
laspiña
b)

lascuña

c)

luceña

d)

lupeña