WorksheetsSVC - INP COM - S2 - Communication in a Globalized, Digital...
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Communication in a globalized society means...
One-way national communication
Interaction across borders using shared technologies
Communication only within local cultures
Translation without feedback
Globalization has ______ communication.
Limited
Accelerated
Stopped
Simplified
The process of adapting global trends into local contexts is called:
Glocalization
Colonization
Standardization
Global friction
The Constitutive Model suggests communication:
Transfers info
Creates social realities
Avoids power dynamics
Eliminates context
The Transactional Model emphasizes:
One-way messages
Feedback and co-creation
Sequential turns only
Written communication only
Digital platforms can amplify:
Empathy
Misunderstanding
Clarity
Local news only
“Filter bubbles” occur when:
Algorithms limit exposure to diverse perspectives
Communication happens face-to-face
Too many people post at once
Data is erased
The term Web 2.0 refers to:
The static, read-only internet
Interactive, user-generated web
Offline media
Blockchain web
Which example best shows asynchronous communication?
A live video call
A delayed text conversation
A face-to-face chat
A class discussion
In Black Mirror: Nosedive, the main theme is:
Comedy
Ratings as social control
Family communication
Education
Which challenge does Key & Peele’s “Text Message Confusion” highlight?
Digital tone loss
Translation errors
Overcommunication
Silence
A digital echo chamber is…
A room for podcasting
A group where everyone agrees and sees similar opinions
A debate platform
A data privacy law
The GDPR primarily regulates:
Online privacy and data protection
Internet speed
Meme copyright
Influencer marketing
Global communication is shaped by:
Algorithms, institutions, and culture
Weather and location
Personal hobbies
Email servers
Which of these is a global communication institution?
WTO
Amazon
Netflix
The main risk of personalization algorithms is:
Broader perspectives
Filtered viewpoints
Privacy protection
Creative freedom
What makes digital communication “borderless”?
Local language filters
Instant connectivity
Lack of Wi-Fi
Postal systems
What happens when tone and timing are missing online?
Clarity increases
Misunderstanding grows
Feedback improves
Message is deleted
The main advantage of globalization for communication is:
Isolation
Interconnection
Uniformity
Simplicity
Effective global communication requires:
Awareness of technology, culture, and power
Translation apps only
Ignoring local customs
Avoiding feedback
