Worksheetsquiz tổng hợp 7-12
Total questions: 125
Worksheet time: 1hrs 3mins
What does People mean ?
The men, women, and children of a particular nation, community, or ethnic group
The fact of being who or what a person or thing is
Relating to the habits, traditions, and beliefs of a society
A settled way of thinking or feeling about someone or something, typically one that is reflected in a person's behavior
What does Cultural mean ?
A settled way of thinking or feeling about someone or something, typically one that is reflected in a person's behavior
Relating to the habits, traditions, and beliefs of a society
The men, women, and children of a particular nation, community, or ethnic group
The fact of being who or what a person or thing is
What does Individualistic mean ?
Relating to one particular person rather than a group or society, or relating to someone who is different or original
Collectivist cultures prioritize the needs and goals of the group as a whole over the needs and desires of each individual
People’s opinions, feelings, and tendencies toward certain ideas or behaviors
Relating to the habits, traditions, and beliefs of a society
What does Collectivistic society mean ?
The men, women, and children of a particular nation, community, or ethnic group
Relating to the habits, traditions, and beliefs of a society
Collectivist cultures prioritize the needs and goals of the group as a whole over the needs and desires of each individual
The fact of being who or what a person or thing is
What role do Religion and belief systems play in shaping identity ?
They shape individuals’ sense of right and wrong, social roles, and worldview
They only create social divisions among people
They have no effect on collective identity
They mainly influence economic behavior
How do Traditions and customs influence individuals ?
They connect people to their heritage and reinforce belonging
They limit creativity and social progress
They weaken cultural identity
They only affect rural communities
Why should the government encourage cultural education ?
To make citizens understand the nation’s history and behave responsibly in society
To promote foreign cultural influences
To reduce students’ focus on traditional values
To modernize education through technology only
How does Language shape people, identity, and attitude ?
It helps people express thoughts, emotions, and cultural values
It only serves as a communication tool without influencing thinking
It separates people from their cultural roots
It is unrelated to perception or reality
Why should the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism modernize traditional culture
To make cultural heritage alive, relevant, and engaging in today’s society
To replace it with new cultural forms
To make it simpler for tourism marketing
To reduce cultural differences between countries
Social norms and values determine
The economic system of a nation
Acceptable behavior, social roles, and interpersonal relationships
People’s artistic preferences
The education level of individuals
How does the way Americans educate their children about “responsibility and the value of work” reflect their beliefs about individuals and society ?
It shows their belief in personal responsibility and the importance of individual effort.
It shows that Americans depend heavily on government support
It indicates that Americans value collective achievements more than individual ones.
It suggests that Americans discourage children from working at a young age.
What kind of lifestyle has racial and cultural diversity shaped among Americans ?
Independence, self-reliance, and personal responsibility
Dependence on family and community for all decisions
Isolation from people of different backgrounds
Strict conformity to traditional cultural norms
On which core elements is American identity primarily based: race, language, or ideology and values ?
Freedom, equality, opportunity, and democracy
Race and ethnicity
Shared ancestry and language
Religious unity and cultural homogeneity
What do Americans value most in their society ?
Individualism and freedom
Social hierarchy and obedience
Collective conformity and tradition
Government control and centralized authority
Through which historical events were respect for ethnicity, gender, and personal freedom established ?
Civil war
Civil right movement
WW II
A vs B
Using pronouns such as anh, chị, em, cô, bác, ạ, dạ, vâng mainly encourages Vietnamese people to
Facilitate explicit and straightforward communication regardless of social context
Emphasize individual identity and subjective self-expression in interaction
Reinforce social hierarchy, demonstrate deference, and uphold culturally expected politeness norms
Minimize verbal elaboration by reducing the need for additional contextual phrasing
Inclusive words like “chúng ta,” “mọi người” reflect
A collectivist orientation that emphasizes communal cohesion and shared responsibility
A deliberate withdrawal from broader social interaction
An overarching prioritization of individual advancement over group interests
Interpersonal dynamics driven by rivalry and zero-sum competition
Vietnamese as a national language functions to
Create one accent for all
Replace minority languages
Act as a bridge connecting 54 ethnic groups
Prevent cultural diversity
Tết Nguyên Đán encourages people to
Reinforce intergenerational ties, express filial gratitude, and reaffirm familial solidarity
Center exclusively on festive activities without cultural or relational obligations
Deliberately refrain from maintaining contact with extended kin networks
Assert individual autonomy at the expense of communal and familial traditions
Some customs may need change because they
Limit equality regarding age or gender
No longer involve family
Are illegal
Cause economic decline
What primary benefits does studying business culture provide to individuals and organizations?
Reduce manufacturing costs
Communicate effectively, build strong relationships, and work efficiently
Increase delivery speed
Focus only on local markets
What benefit does business culture provide for the Local and global business environment?
Boost advertising efforts
Promotes understanding, reduces misunderstandings, and supports success
Decrease the number of competitors
Increase product selling price
In the 5P framework (Purpose, Principles, Process, People, Performance), what does "Purpose" primarily represent?
The way work is done
Teamwork ability
The organization's reason for existence and strategic goals
Ethical rules
The element "Principles" in Business Culture primarily relates to what?
Annual operational goals
The organization's core values and ethical rules
Employees' individual skills
The production process
How is "Company culture" defined?
Employee salaries and benefits
Shared values, practices, and decision-making
The number of company branches
The company's founding history
Which element relates to "Interaction, collaboration, teamwork, productivity"?
Company culture
Working relationship
Goals
Beliefs
The element "Beliefs" in Business Culture refers to what?
Operational goals
Assumptions, convictions
Labor productivity
Workflow
The element "Performance" is linked to which type of theory?
Behavioral theories
Systems theories
Strategy theories
Measurement and feedback theories
What does working effectively across different cultural backgrounds aim to achieve?
Only using the native language
Working efficiently toward global success
Reducing communication needs
Limiting contact with foreigners
The element "Process" in Business Culture is associated with which type of theory?
Behavioral theories
Systems theories
Strategy theories
Measurement and feedback theories
What is one of the core factors driving US business culture?
Emphasis on group harmony
A belief in individual freedom, innovation, and performance
Strict adherence to hierarchy
Prioritizing long-term relationships over results
In terms of trade, what is the US considered to be globally?
The largest producer
The largest exporter
The largest importer
The largest trading country
What is the main purpose of Apple's significant investment strategy in the US (over $500 billion)?
To strengthen R&D capabilities and core technology production (silicon chips, AI)
To expand the retail network in Europe
To reduce foreign labor costs
To acquire entertainment companies
What is the core function of the "Perfectly Integrated Ecosystem" Apple creates?
To make it easy to switch to other operating systems
To synchronize user experience, increasing customer loyalty and retention
To reduce software costs for third parties
To bring more customers to Apple Stores
What matters in the competitive market where US companies operate?
Stability and consensus
Speed, creativity, and measurable outcomes
Long-term personal relationships
The lowest possible cost
Japanese business culture is built on which principle, emphasizing group harmony?
Individualism
Collectivism
Modernism
Liberalism
In Japanese business culture, respect is based on which factors?
Personal wealth
B. Seniority, age, and position
Communication skills
Political views
In the "formal etiquette" of Japanese business, what is essential when communicating?
Firm handshake
Casual use of first names
Bowing, saying greetings, and exchanging business cards
Sending emails instead of meeting in person
Which spirit is highly valued and part of the Japanese business culture?
Individualism and competition
Hard-working spirit, strong work ethic, and dedication
Flexibility and disregard for punctuality
Prioritizing individual performance
Which sector primarily dominates the Japanese economy?
Industry
Agriculture
Services
Mining
How is business ethics defined in relation to the law?
It is exactly the same as strict legal obedience.
It is the moral obligation beyond simple obedience to the law.
It is a strategy solely focused on financial correctness.
It is the process of altering laws to suit business needs.
What primary benefit do companies like Apple, Amazon, and Shopee illustrate?
Immediate stock market dominance.
Building trust and gaining loyal customers.
Avoiding all forms of taxation.
Reducing the need for customer service departments.
Why is treating employees ethically considered a "smart investment"?
It reduces the cost and disruption of high employee turnover.
It allows the company to pay below-market wages.
It eliminates the need for safety regulations.
It ensures that no employees will ever retire.
What is the main ethical role of Human Resource managers?
To ensure honesty, consistency, and objectivity in hiring.
To focus solely on minimizing labor costs.
To represent the government within the company.
To create deceptive marketing strategies.
Why were labor unions originally formed in the 19th century?
Because of a lack of internet access.
To protect workers' safety after serious accidents.
Because of high taxation on corporate profits.
To stop all innovation.
What defines "Ethical Innovation"?
Maximizing shareholder profit above all else.
Developing new ideas that benefit society without harming people or nature.
Creating only digital software products.
Ignoring customer feedback.
What does it mean for a company to be a "Corporate Moral Agent" toward the government?
The company dictates laws to the government.
The company fulfills duties like paying taxes honestly and avoiding corruption.
The company is exempt from paying taxes.
The company focuses only on its competitors.
Which action violates ethical criteria regarding competitors?
Developing a better product.
Engaging in honest negotiation
Plagiarism or stealing intellectual
Paying fair wages to employees.
What is the main purpose of "Legal Compliance"?
To ensure stability, avoid fines, and maintain public confidence.
To increase business complexity unnecessarily.
To allow the government to take over the business.
To ensure only large companies survive.
Which statement best describes Singtel’s compensation model?
Only fixed monthly salary with no annual bonus
A Total Compensation model combining base salary, performance bonus, and benefits
Salary based entirely on commissions
Only ESOP and allowances
Which of the following is NOT a commonly cited benefit of working at Singtel?
Friendly colleagues
work arrangements
Extremely fast career progression
Reasonable benefits
What caused the MV X-Press Pearl disaster to escalate into a major environmental crisis?
A pirate attack
A fire that released chemicals and microplastics into the ocean
A collision with another ship
Failure in port docking procedures
By 2025, X-Press Feeders’ reputation was primarily damaged because
They expanded too quickly
They refused to transport essential goods
They failed to pay the ordered environmental compensation
They increased shipping prices
Which of the following best describes X-Press Feeders’ ethical failure?
Ignoring profit opportunities
Transporting hazardous chemicals without informing the crew
Continuing operations despite a nitric-acid leak and not escalating the issue responsibly
Complying too strictly with regulations
What is Patagonia’s mission statement?
To maximize shareholder profits
To become the world’s largest outdoor brand
“We’re in business to save our home planet”
To reduce production cost by any means
What is a key characteristic of Patagonia’s workplace environment?
Employees face strict sales quotas
Employee satisfaction is below industry average
Employees are discouraged from activism
91% of employees say it is a great place to work
Which program encourages customers to reduce overconsumption?
Buy More, Save More
Fast Replace Program
Worn Wear - Repair & Reuse
Instant Upgrade
How did Wells Fargo abuse the cross-selling strategy?
By offering discounted financial products
By opening more branches to push sales
By creating millions of unauthorized accounts
By encouraging customers to voluntarily buy add-ons
What was the purpose of Wells Fargo’s “Gr-Eight initiative”?
Each employee must open eight new accounts daily
Customers must use eight services to get rewards
Employees must sell eight products per customer
Increase annual revenue by 8%
How did Wells Fargo violate customer ethics according to investigations?
Raising interest rates upon customer request
Creating unauthorized accounts and fake emails/PINs
Offering too many promotional campaigns
Selling only online services
What is the core purpose of maintaining an ancestor altar in Vietnamese culture?
To display traditional artwork.
To maintain a spiritual bond and express gratitude, keeping the ancestors alive in spirit.
To reserve a place for deceased family members.
To safeguard valuable family heirlooms.
The philosophy behind the Vietnamese saying, "Uống nước nhớ nguồn" emphasizing what?
The necessity of staying in touch with relatives abroad.
Respect for the past as the foundation for preserving identity and roots.
The need to use resources sparingly.
Only remembering those who directly helped you.
What is the critical rule mentioned in Coco for a spirit to successfully cross the Marigold Bridge and visit the living?
The spirit must be famous in the Land of the Dead.
The spirit must have their photo displayed on the ofrenda.
The spirit must sing a specific song.
The spirit must receive a formal invitation.
What is the central idea in "Lesson 3: Confronting the Inevitability of Death," as portrayed by the film Coco?
Death is a terrifying end that should be avoided.
Death is not the final end, but a continuation that links life and the "second death."
Death is a private process that requires no public ceremony.
Death is a natural cycle completely unrelated to the living.
Vietnamese and American cultures generally approach remembrance with more emphasis on what, compared to Mexico's "public festival" atmosphere?
More open and community-based activities.
A more solemn, private, and family-centered atmosphere.
Complete avoidance and lack of rituals.
Viewing death as a total taboo
"Lesson 4: The Importance of Music in Terms of Identity" highlights music's role as a bridge. What does music primarily connect, according to this view?
Only celebrities and their audiences.
Barriers of time, language, and generations.
The rich and the poor.
Only being a means of pure entertainment.
The lesson stresses that in Vietnam, beyond entertainment, music serves as a vital means of what?
Only a way to make quick money.
Education and a bridge between the past and the present.
Only stress relief.
A way to generate controversy.
In the context of "Lesson 5: The Importance of Forgiveness and Reconciliation," the family's initial act of tearing Hector's face off the photo frame symbolizes what common cultural tendency?
The desire to start a new family tradition.
The prioritization of family honor and unity over difficult truths.
Respect for the deceased's personal choices.
Proving that remembrance is unnecessary.
What shared lesson for both Vietnam and the US is emphasized regarding resolving family conflicts?
Silence and avoidance to maintain a superficial harmony.
Prioritizing individual gain over tradition.
Acknowledging the importance of open communication and forgiveness.
Waiting for time to naturally resolve all issues.
Besides open communication and forgiveness, what two elements must be balanced for a family to thrive?
Earning money and resting.
Work and leisure.
Preserving traditions and chasing personal goals.
Fame and privacy.
In "Lesson 6: Precaution of the Distorted Commercialization," Ernesto de la Cruz's fame illustrates which specific danger?
The popularity of Latin music.
The risk of erasing the truth and idolizing liars as original creators.
The benefits of using social media.
The need for more famous people.
The uncritical following of commercial trends, often without understanding the true meaning, is referred to as what in the presentation?
The Butterfly Effect.
The Crowd Effect.
Game Theory.
Individualism.
What is one lesson for Individuals to become a "rational consumer" in the face of distorted commercialization?
Only purchasing goods from large, well-known brands.
Evaluating a purchase based on genuine need, not on trend pressure or FOMO.
Following all limited-time sales promotions.
Banning all online advertisements.
What is the crucial role of Education for society in navigating the complex commercial landscape?
Teaching students to become entrepreneurs.
Building media literacy and equipping citizens to navigate commercial tactics.
Focusing only on learning core knowledge.
Restricting students' use of social media.
The sacrifice of Cường and Squad 1 symbolizes they chose to put extraordinary futures on hold for what reason?
They had failed their careers.
The freedom and survival of the Motherland.
To pursue personal dreams later.
To protect American influence.
Hồng's scarf given to Cường primarily represents what?
A luxurious gift.
Warmth, faith, and silent promises enduring separation.
A magical item.
A common uniform piece.
What is the overarching lesson from Hồng's story?
True love requires fancy words
True love is about shared ideals and sacrifice for a greater cause.
Personal happiness is the main priority.
Love should only last until the war ends.
Tạ insisting on paying his Party fee before death represents what?
His great wealth.
Unwavering honor, duty, and spiritual strength.
Fear of leaving behind debt.
A necessary transaction for benefits.
What is the main contrast between the Vietnamese and American armies?
A. The American Army was richer in spirit.
The American Army fought for genuine purpose.
Vietnamese Army lacked unity.
Spiritual strength and humanity are more powerful than material comfort.
Tạ taking a bullet for Sen demonstrates what core value?
Adherence to standard protocol.
Shared ideology.
Deep love, sacrifice, and unbreakable team spirit.
Need for tactical retreats.
The sharing of salt/water by starving soldiers illustrates what?
Soldiers complaining.
Southern troops fighting.
Humanity shining brightest in the darkest times.
Effective use of weapons.
The symbol of the bird primarily represents what?
Military strategy.
Constant danger.
Freedom, peace, and the desire for life and hope.
A sign the battle is ending.
The 81-day defense of Quang Tri was crucial because it established what military reality?
Vietnam was prepared to lose the region.
The U.S. had successfully taken back Quang Tri.
The liberation forces controlled real land, creating leverage at the negotiation table.
Military force was less important than propaganda.
The "dividing the enemy from within" propaganda primarily aimed to achieve what psychological effect on American soldiers?
Make them fight harder
Sow doubt, anti-war sentiment, and question the war's justice.
Encourage higher education benefits.
Make them lose all hope for peace.
Quang shielding Cường symbolizes what?
Loyalty to his regime.
Supremacy of ideology.
The collapse of division and redemption of conscience over hatred.
A simple accident of war.
The S-shape formed by the torn scarf represents the central message of what?
The tragedy of the war.
The unique shape of the battlefront.
Affirmation that Vietnam will always find its way back to unity and territorial integrity.
The need to remember the casualties.
What is extreme weather?
Normal seasonal change
Rare, serve, unusual weather events
Average daily temperature
Predictable rainfall patterns
Which oceanic-atmospheric oscillation involves warming or cooling of Pacific waters?
Arctic Oscillation
North Atlantic Oscillation
El-Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO)
Solar Radiation cycle
Which human activity directly increases the likelihood of heatwave?
Burning fossil fuel
Volcanic eruption
Solar radiation cycles
Deforestation only
What is the “wetting effect” of global warming ?
More droughts
More moisture in the atmosphere
Less rainfall worldwide
Cooling of oceans
What is the primary cause of Increased Extreme Weather in the USA?
Depletion of the ozone layer.
Greenhouse emissions.
Fluctuations in solar radiation.
Increased use of nuclear energy
The economic damage caused by billion-dollar natural disasters in the U.S. has exceeded what amount?
Over $100 billion.
Over $250 billion.
Over $400 billion.
Over $500 billion.
Which of the following was a major impact of the California Fire (7-31 January 2025) ?
Only a few thousand acres were burned.
No homes were destroyed.
Winds remained below 50 miles per hour.
Destroyed more than 18,000 homes.
What is one of the negative impacts of billion-dollar natural disasters in the U.S. besides financial damage?
An unexpected increase in insurance coverage.
A significant rise in GDP growth.
Disruption to agriculture, affecting food supply and prices.
Increased confidence in the infrastructure system.
By what percentage (%) has the U.S. heatwave frequency increased when comparing the 1960s average to the 2010-2020 average?
50%
100%
150%
200%
According to the frequency trends in China, a "Hot Day" is defined as a day with a temperature greater than:
30
32
35
40
What is the Purpose of the "Public Awareness and Preparedness" strategy in the U.S. case study?
To mandate climate-smart construction materials.
To build community capacity to absorb and recover from disasters.
To increase the frequency of emergency drills.
To certify businesses as climate-resilient.
The "Integrated Emergency Planning" strategy focuses on supporting which group(s) with real-time data and hazard modeling?
Emergency managers and planners.
Farmers and utility companies.
The general public and school teachers.
Scientific researchers and lobbyists.
change from the 2010-2015 period to the 2016-2020 period?
Decreased from 11 to 7 storms/year.
Remained constant at 7 storms/year.
Jumped from an average of 7 to 11 storms/year.
Increased slightly to 8 storms/year.
What is the main purpose of the "Long-Term Sustainability and Ecosystem Protection" strategy?
To convert all power plants to renewable energy.
To enforce stricter building codes in all states.
To ensure ecological resilience and reduce cascading risks.
To increase land development in coastal zones.
regarding the Zhengzhou Floods (July 2021), what was a critical issue noted despite over 1,100 warnings being issued?
The warnings were issued too late.
The forecast technology failed completely.
Delayed action and gaps in emergency response led to 398 deaths.
The flood was caused by a dam failure.
China's "31631" advanced early warning model, what does the final "1" represent?
1 day: affected areas identified.
1 hour: street-level alerts.
1 week: long-term forecast.
1 minute: automated siren activation.
According to projections by the World Bank and IFC, long-term climate impacts how much on the economy?
Around USD 144 million.
Around USD 1.3 - 2.4 billion.
Around USD 330 million.
Over USD 500 billion.
Why does "Warmer air" lead to more extreme weather conditions?
Because it causes a sudden drop in air pressure.
Because it evaporates water quickly, causing droughts.
Because it holds more moisture, leading to heavier rainfall and stronger storms.
Because it lowers the sea level.
How does urbanization contribute to increased flooding in cities?
It blocks natural drainage and increases surface runoff.
It reduces the average annual rainfall.
It increases the amount of natural soil available to absorb water.
It helps regulate river flow more effectively.
What is the most important lesson about social inequality in modern society?
Wealthy people are always evil
Poverty creates crime
Class doesn't matter
Class divisions create invisible barriers making it hard for the poor to rise up, affecting opportunity, education and dignity
What does appearance and perception teach us about social judgment?
Appearance is very important
People judge by looks
Perception has no meaning
External markers become unavoidable identifiers that cannot be hidden, showing that origins leave traces difficult to erase
What does survival in difficult circumstances teach about human behavior?
Deception is wrong
People should be honest
Money doesn't matter
In unjust situations, people sometimes use any means to survive, and the line between victim and wrongdoer becomes blurred
What does hidden suffering in society represent?
A safe shelter
A temporary problem
An individual issue
The forgotten groups who exist in darkness, unrecognized and stripped of dignity in a stratified society
What do social tensions teach us about conflict resolution?
Problems always resolve
Violence solves issues
Ignoring helps
When tensions accumulate with no way out, they can erupt suddenly, and unrealized hopes deepen desperation
What does interdependence in society teach us?
Only some people depend on others
Independence is always possible
Nobody needs anyone
Different groups are interdependent in complex ways, with some benefiting from others' labor in an unequal system
What lesson about ethics comes from survival situations?
Morality is always clear
Rules are absolute
Wrong is obvious
Ethics become complex when people choose between survival and principles in unjust systems offering no fair choices
What does planning teach us about achieving goals?
Plans always succeed
Planning is unnecessary
Plans guarantee results
Well-intentioned plans are often shattered by harsh reality because life is unpredictable and circumstances limit control
What do relationships across different backgrounds teach?
Differences don't exist
Similarity breeds closeness
Background is irrelevant
Despite seeming closeness, fundamental differences create psychological distances that cannot be easily bridged
What does social mobility teach about opportunity?
Anyone can succeed
Hard work guarantees success
Dreaming is enough
Society creates illusions of equal opportunity, but structural barriers make dreams nearly impossible to realize
What is the most important lesson about achieving success?
Intelligence determines everything
Luck is all that matters
Effort is unnecessary
Sincerity, kindness and perseverance can take you further than intelligence alone through pure determination
What does unpredictability teach us about life?
Everything is controllable
Luck determines outcomes
Planning prevents surprises
Life is full of surprises, and what matters is how we respond to what we're given with grace and acceptance
What does genuine connection teach about relationships?
Relationships need benefits
Similarity creates bonds
Connections are temporary
True connections don't discriminate based on background, and commitments should be kept regardless of any situation
What does purposeless action teach about finding meaning?
Actions need clear goals
Aimlessness is wasteful
Purpose must be defined
Sometimes simple actions without clear purpose can help us heal wounds and inspire others in unexpected ways
What does unconditional care teach about love?
Love requires reciprocation
Time limits are necessary
Expectations are normal
True care means giving unconditionally, waiting patiently and accepting people as they are without demanding anything
What does keeping commitments teach about success?
Strategy is essential
Calculation brings results
Timing matters most
Achievement comes from persistently keeping promises and working hard, sometimes bringing better results than complex calculations
What does overcoming limitations teach us?
Barriers are permanent
Ability is fixed
Circumstances determine outcomes
Limitations placed on us don't define our true capabilities, and with determination we can accomplish what others consider impossible
What does foundational support teach about development?
Independence is crucial
Self-reliance is everything
Support is temporary
Belief and encouragement from others create a solid foundation helping us overcome difficulties throughout our entire lives
What does responsibility teach about courage?
Understanding creates bravery
Knowledge prevents fear
Intelligence ensures safety
True responsibility and courage come from the instinct to help others in danger and doing what's right in the moment
What is the essential lesson about living meaningfully?
Intelligence is key
Fate controls everything
Circumstances define us
Life combines destiny and choice, and we can live meaningfully by maintaining kindness, sincerity and moving forward continuously
