wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

NEW

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

SS Global Citizenship Competencies Quiz

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is a component of SS Global Citizenship Competencies?

a)

Economic Growth

b)

Social Justice and Fairness

c)

Technological Advancement

d)

Political Power

2.

Which of the following is a component of the 5 DCB Global Citizenship Competencies?

a)

Economic Growth

b)

Cultural Literacy

c)

Biodiversity

d)

Political Leadership

3.

What is one of the actions encouraged under the competency of Diversity and Identity?

a)

Maximize personal gain

b)

Engage in dialogue with an open mind

c)

Focus on individual success

d)

Avoid cultural differences

4.

Which competency focuses on making informed and ethical decisions with integrity?

a)

Cultural Literacy

b)

Active Citizenship

c)

Sustainability

d)

Social Justice and Fairness

5.

What is a key aspect of the GC?

a)

Economic dominance

b)

Reflective action

c)

Technological innovation

d)

Political influence

6.

What does it mean to consume responsibly?

a)

To use resources without any concern for the future

b)

To make choices that are beneficial for the environment

c)

To prioritize personal convenience over environmental impact

d)

To ignore the well-being of animals and people

7.

What is a key commitment mentioned in the context of sustainability?

a)

Protecting the planet only when convenient

b)

Focusing solely on economic growth

c)

Protecting the planet now and for future generations

d)

Ignoring the impact on future generations

8.

How does sustainability relate to personal identity according to the I AM statements?

a)

Make decisions based on the 7th generation

b)

It is a part of who I am, not just what I do

c)

It is about reduce, reuse, and recycling

d)

It is choosing planet over profit

9.

What is encouraged when engaging in dialogue according to the text?

a)

A closed mind

b)

An open mind

c)

A neutral mind

d)

A critical mind

10.

What does the text suggest about connecting with people?

a)

Connect only with similar perspectives

b)

Avoid different perspectives

c)

Connect with people and perspectives different from your own

d)

Connect only with familiar people

11.

What kind of environment should we create according to the text?

a)

An environment of tolerance

b)

An environment of trust where diversity is celebrated

c)

An environment of digital connection

d)

An environment of utopic bliss

12.

What is one responsibility mentioned in the text regarding cultural literacy?

a)

To acknowledge cultural differences

b)

To learn about different cultures, including one's own

c)

To avoid calling the sport soccer

d)

To challenge people's cultural biases

13.

What factors are individuals influenced by, as mentioned in the text?

a)

Only cultural factors

b)

Only environmental factors

c)

Socio-cultural and environmental factors

d)

Neither cultural nor environmental factors

14.

What action is suggested in the text to engage with different cultures?

a)

Avoid opportunities to engage

b)

Observe different cultures

c)

Seek opportunities to experience different cultures

d)

Read about different cultures

15.

How does the text suggest individuals should handle cultural biases?

a)

Ignore them

b)

Challenge them within oneself and society

c)

Accept them as they are

d)

Only challenge them in others

16.

What is one action mentioned that demonstrates a commitment to social justice?

a)

Ignoring privilege

b)

Speaking out against injustice

c)

Avoiding discussions on equality

d)

Disregarding others' well-being

17.

What is the goal of acknowledging and addressing one's privilege according to the text?

a)

To recognize interconnectedness

b)

To create equity

c)

To gain self-awareness

d)

To create equality

18.

What is the importance of ensuring everyone is treated fairly and with dignity?

a)

To maintain social hierarchy

b)

To not promote discrimination

c)

To uphold social justice

d)

To have social issues

19.

What is the primary focus of active citizenship according to the text?

a)

Working interdependently for value points

b)

Connecting, growing, and learning based on community needs

c)

Making informed decisions and help

d)

To further separate via privilege

20.

How should one work with others in active citizenship?

a)

In partnership with others, not for them

b)

For others, because they need help

c)

Aggressively without collaboration

d)

actively citizening

21.

What DCB value is emphasized in making decisions in active citizenship?

a)

kindness

b)

integrity

c)

open-mindedness

d)

resilience

22.

What are the three key actions mentioned in the Global Citizenship Definition?

a)

Connect, Care, Act

b)

Learn, Share, Grow

c)

Think, Reflect, Change

d)

Live, Laugh, Love

23.

Which of the following is NOT a component of the interconnected world diagram?

a)

Sustainability

b)

Active Citizenship

c)

Economic Growth

d)

Cultural Literacy

24.

How many GC Competencies are there?

a)

4

b)

7

c)

6

d)

5

25.

Live WorldWise is DCB's:

a)

Motto

b)

Mission

c)

Vision

d)

Wision