WorksheetsINGOs
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the main purpose of an International Non-Governmental Organisation (INGO)?
To make profits for shareholders
To address global issues without being controlled by a government
To create laws for countries
To run political elections
Which of the following is an example of an INGO?
The United Nations
Amnesty International
The World Bank
The European Union
Where do INGOs usually get their funding?
Only from national governments
Only from selling products
From donations, membership fees, and grants
From taxes
Which area of work is most often associated with INGOs?
Passing national laws
Building military bases
Humanitarian aid and development
Managing international trade agreements
Why do INGOs often work across many countries?
To avoid paying taxes
Because global problems need cooperation
To replace local businesses
To control national governments
Which organisations are well-known INGOs? (Choose two)
Greenpeace
NATO
Oxfam
The World Trade Organization
What benefits do INGOs bring to global society? (Choose two)
They support people during natural disasters
They guarantee everyone a job
They raise awareness of human rights issues
They control national budgets
What challenges do INGOs often face? (Choose two)
Limited funding
Difficulty accessing remote or dangerous areas
Too much control over governments
Easy and unlimited communication everywhere
Which activities are typical for INGOs working in development? (Choose two)
Providing clean water projects
Setting a country’s tax rate
Running health education programmes
Commanding national armies
Why might some people criticise INGOs? (Choose two)
They may not always understand local cultures
They always work perfectly with no mistakes
They can become dependent on donors
They are the same as government organisations
