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Globalization and multi-cultural literacy

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.
  1. Which of the following best represents a multicultural society?


a)

a) A country where only one culture is dominant

b)

b) A society where people from different cultural backgrounds live and interact peacefully

c)

c) A community that rejects foreign cultural

d)

d) A place where cultural diversity is not accepted

2.

2. What is ethnocentrism?




a)

a) The ability to speak multiple languages

b)

b) The respect for all cultures equally

c)

c) The appreciation of diversity

d)

d) The belief that one’s culture is superior to others

3.

3. How can an individual become more multiculturally literate?



a)

a) By traveling, reading, and learning about different cultures

b)

b) By ignoring cultural diversity

c)

c) By avoiding international experiences

d)

d) By only engaging with their own cultural group

4.

4. What does cultural competence mean?


a)

a) The ability to interact effectively with people from different cultures

b)

b) The rejection of foreign customs

c)

c) The belief that one’s culture is superior to others

d)


d) The avoidance of global communication

5.

5. How can schools promote multicultural literacy?


a)

a) By discouraging students from interacting with different cultures

b)

b) By limiting discussions on different cultures

c)

c) By including diverse perspectives in the curriculum

d)

d) By teaching only about the dominant culture

6.

6. Which of the following is an example of cultural appropriation?


a)

a) Watching a documentary about world cultures

b)


b) Studying a foreign language to communicate with others

c)

c) Trying a new cuisine and learning about its history

d)
  1. d) Wearing a traditional outfit from another culture without knowing its significance

7.

7. What is an example of cultural appreciation?



a)

a) Making fun of another culture

b)

b) Copying cultural elements without understanding their meaning

c)

c) Learning about another culture and respecting its traditions

d)

d) Ignoring other cultures completely

8.

8. Which of the following is a sign of multicultural literacy?



a)

a) Respecting and understanding different traditions

b)

b) Rejecting foreign cultures

c)

c) Only engaging with one’s own cultural group

d)

d) Avoiding international communication

9.

9. Why is multicultural literacy important in a globalized world?



a)

a) It helps people interact and communicate effectively in diverse environments

b)

b) It prevents cultural understanding

c)

c) It stops global trade

d)

d) It makes people less adaptable to change

10.

10. What is multicultural literacy?


a)

a) The ability to understand and respect different cultures

b)

b) The ability to read books from one’s own country

c)

c) The rejection of foreign cultures

d)

d) The refusal to engage in cultural exchange

11.

11. What is globalization?


a)

a) The process of isolating cultures

b)

b) The increase in global connectivity through trade, communication and cultural exchange

c)

c) The reduction of economic growth worldwide

d)

d) The banning of international travel

12.
  1. Which of the following is a major driver of globalization?



a)

a) Limited internet access

b)

b) International trade and investment

c)

c) Closing of national borders

d)

d) Local-only businesses

13.

13. Which of these has a positive impact on globalization?



a)

a) Increased cultural exchange

b)

b) Loss of local traditions

c)

c) Economic instability

d)

d) Reduced international cooperation

14.

14. What is a negative effect of globalization?



a)

a) Increased job opportunities

b)

b) Improved access to global markets

c)

c) Cultural homogenization (loss of unique traditions)

d)

d) Greater international cooperation

15.

15. Which company is an example of globalization?


a)

a) A local bakery selling only in its city

b)

b) A global fast-food chain like McDonald's

c)

c) A farmer selling only at a local market

d)


d) A bookshop that only stocks books from its country