WorksheetsContemporary World
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 34mins
What was the main theme of the 16-year-old Nepali student Avishkar Raut’s speech?
Celebration of political stability
Discussion on education reforms
Call for youth-led change against corruption
Praise for government’s efforts
Which issue did Avishkar Raut specifically condemn during his speech?
Political parties' corruption and selfishness
Lack of internet access
Climate change
Foreign interference
What movement did Avishkar Raut’s speech help spark?
Religious reforms
A new education policy
Nepal’s youth-led protests and government changes
Economic partnership with the Philippines
How do many Gen Z Filipinos view the EDSA Revolution?
As a violent uprising to be forgotten
As irrelevant to their lives
As a legacy of democracy
As solely a political event
According to Gen Z Filipinos, what is a current challenge related to the EDSA Revolution?
Lack of knowledge about it in schools
Government censorship of stories
Over-commercialization
Disinformation and forgetting the lessons
Which of the following best describes the tone of the Nepali student’s speech?
Indifferent and casual
Academic and dry
Nostalgic and calm
Hopeful and urgent
What was Avishkar Raut’s description of Nepal’s political situation?
Transparent and fair
Stable and growing
Corrupt and self-serving
Under foreign control
How do Filipino youth of today understand past EDSA Revolution?
Understand only those in history books learned
Through protests and marches only
Think of it when the news is about the EDSA revolution
EDSA is part of the history proving that the power of civilians are great
What is a key difference in the nature of the Nepali youth protests compared to Filipino Gen Z's EDSA remembrance?
Nepali youth protests are violent, Filipino are peaceful
Filipino youth reject democracy, Nepali youth embrace it
Nepali youth demand immediate systemic change, Filipino youth focus on legacy and awareness
Nepali youth have no political involvement, Filipino youth are politically active
According to Avishkar Raut, youth should be:
Loyal supporters of old regimes
Torchbearers of change
Passive observers
Focused only on studies
What is a shared value between Nepali and Filipino youth regarding political participation?
Engagement in fighting corruption and unfairness
Desire for peace only
Avoidance of political issues
Support for authoritarianism
What role has social media played in the Nepali youth uprising?
Suppressed the movement
Created distractions
Amplified the call for change
Served only entertainment
How do Filipino Gen Z view the role of the EDSA Revolution today?
A continuing inspiration for democracy
A finished chapter with no relevance
A myth created by the media
An event to be criticized harshly
Which of these is a concern raised by some Filipino youth about the EDSA Revolution’s remembrance?
It is too heavily commercialized
It is celebrated too much
It is being diluted by fake news and misinformation
It is not in the history books
What emotion best captures the Nepali student’s speech?
Despair
Determination
Indifference
Satisfaction
How do Gen Z Filipinos generally learn about the EDSA Revolution?
Only from family stories
From foreign sources only
From the teachers
Through media, and social activism
Which phrase did Avishkar Raut use to rally his peers?
"Youth rise, be the torchbearers of change"
“Stay silent”
"Obey the government”
“Forget the past”
How can the spirit of the EDSA Revolution be sustained among Filipino youth?
By ignoring it
By detaching from politics
By promoting silence
Through truthful education
What is a difference in the historical context between the Nepali youth protests and EDSA?
EDSA was a civilian peaceful revolution, Nepali protests are ongoing and confrontational
Nepali protests were government-led, EDSA was not
Both occurred in the same decade
Neither involved youth
What overarching lesson can be drawn from comparing these perspectives?
Youth in different countries engage differently but share the hope for just political systems
Filipino youth are unaware of their history
Only Nepali youth care about politics
Both reject political change
Why do you need to study about current events in contemporary world?
(a)
What will you do when you saw someone similar to the train experience of the young lady?
use my cellphone to generate evidence secretly
shout help for the young lady
call the driver to remind the passengers to be safe
help the young lady by trying to sit beside her
What type of market wherein the means of production are owned by private individuals and their desire to make a profit.
Free Market
Neoliberalism
Capitalism
Privatization
This claim in globalization pointed out that globalization did not happen overnight. It is a product of the ever increasing innovativeness of human spirit where humans cannot stop the development in technology and advancement in communication.
Globalization furthers the spread of democracy in the world.
Globalization benefits everyone in the long run.
Globalization is about the liberalization and global integration of markets.
Globalization is inevitable and irreversible.
What claim in globalization that believed that despite the disadvantages and advantages of globalization, we still find it useful and beneficial that makes our work easier.
Nobody is in charge of globalization.
Globalization benefits everyone in the long run.
Globalization is inevitable and irreversible.
Globalization furthers the spread of democracy in the world.
This claim in globalization demolishes the traditional perspective that development can only be attained without the help of connections and trade.
Globalization furthers the spread of democracy in the world.
Globalization is about the liberalization and global integration of markets.
Globalization benefits everyone in the long run.
Globalization is inevitable and irreversible.
Refers to globalization with an aiming ideology of the powerful elite of the global north to deregulate markets.
Market Deregulation
Market Privatization
Market Globalization
Free Market
What type of globalization is concern on the proliferation of the digital divide and flow of goods and service in all parts of the world. This is also highly observable in today's time as it becomes the trend in the 21st century.
Technoscape
Ethnoscape
Mediascape
Ideoscape
What historical event in the world where Americans won the battle against Russia that led to the deregulation of trading?
World War I
World War II
Cold War
Soviet Union War
Meralco is now owned by a specific company to remove government's control and power. What ideology in globalization is being pointed on the situation?
Free trade
Free Market
Deregulation
Privatization
Landbank is currently a government owned bank, but recently, it has been reported to have collaboration with UCPB to slowly join force together. What is the aim of the given example?
Deregulation
Privatization
Integration
Intensification
These powerful elites do have high influence in passing a law as they are providing the sponsorship in accordance to their own benefits.
Corporate Managers
Corporation Lobbyists
Corporation Executives
Other prominent entities
Which is NOT a possible theory of Russian invasion on Ukraine?
Ukraine’s ambitions to align itself more with Western countries – including its publicly stated interest in joining NATO.
Russia’s ongoing tensions with North Atlantic Treaty Organization
The military conflict can be tied to a complicated history
Ukraine's membership in NATO.
Which is NOT true about NATO or North Atlantic Treaty Organization?
NATO is a European and North American defense alliance set up to promote peace and stability and to safeguard the security of its members.
It was created as the Cold War escalated and is headquartered in Brussels, Belgium.
It aims to protect Western European countries from the threat posed by the Soviet Union and to counter the spread of Communism after World War II.
NATO is led by United Kingdom.
Which country is NOT part of NATO?
Greece
Germany
Ukraine
France
Economics is a political and economic movement that advocates for greater economic and political cooperation among nations for the theoretical benefit of all.
TRUE
FALSE
Culture influences other culture, a phrase best described the _____
Cultural Imperialism
Media Imperialism
Homogeneity
Heterogeneity
Great Wall of China
man-made solid
natural solid
Solidity
Liquidity
This is defined as a political community that emanates from civic society to legitimately execute peace.
State
Nation-State
Nation
Country
It is defined as the rules of the political system to solve conflicts between actors and adopt decision.
Global Governance
Global Economy
Global Sustainability
Political System
The most empowered human being created.
Men
Women
Shekinah
Jocelyn
refer to the people who have been accustomed (familiarize/comfortable) to digital technologies.
Digital Natives
laggard
Digital Immigrants
is essentially the phenomenon of segregating, grouping and ranking people based on differences in class, race, economic status and other categories.
global divides
social stratification
modernization theory
Is globalization important in a religious context?
Yes, because it helped them to evangelized people.
No, because religion believe that globalization is a creation of the devil.
Yes, because globalization create a wide range of opportunity.
It is called a channel of people, wherein it is used as a form of communication between
Mass Media
New Media
Social Network
is a pathway toward unification in various spheres- political, economic, social.
Social stratification
regionalism
Integration
Are the tangible objects like clothes we use, the infrastructures we build, and the things we create.
Material Culture
Culture
Media Cultures
It is the scientific study of determinants and consequences of human population trends
Malthusian Theory
Preindustrial Society
Demography
is a complex phenomenon that tackles on a multiplicity of economic, social, security, and several aspects affecting our daily lives in rapidly interconnecting world.
Global Migration
Globalization
Migration
wherein humanity has found a way to maximize the available resources that they can tap toward the advancement of their aspirations individually and collectively.
Technology
Industrial Revolution
Technology Diffusion
It is a creative process which yields combinations of global and local cultures when external inputs interact with internal inputs.
Cultural Imperialism
Cultural Hybridization
Cultural Differentialism
An example of this view would be religious convictions and ideologies shared by members of a particular society.
Cultural differentialism
Cultural hybridization
Cultural flows
It allows others to abide by their own religious practices and beliefs such as consenting the establishment of places of worships.
Secularization
cultural pluralism
Religious tolerance
It is to adopt to certain values and practices of new culture
Assimilation
Accomodation
Acculturation
May refer to countries that are geographically in the northern hemisphere or to countries that are developed.
Regionalism
Global North
Global South
Is globalization important in a religious context?
Yes, because it helped them to evangelized people.
No, because religion believe that globalization is a creation of the devil.
Yes, because globalization create a wide range of opportunity.
Refers to the number of persons occupying a certain geographic area and are interacting with one another.
Demography
Population
Demographics
Which of the following is a driver of globalization?
Technological advancement
Trade barriers and controls inflows of foreign direct investment
Weak competition
Economies of scale are being exploited to the maximum
