1. What is global governance?

Refers to institutions, rules, norms and legal arrangements that seek to facilitate
cooperation, and manage relations, between states.
Refers to power exercised through coercion, or threatened acts of coercion, to influence
the actions of other global actors.
Refers to negotiations between actors in the global political arena in response to an
immediate crisis.
Refers to a famous individual just presidenting like a boss

2. North-South divide can be seen in ___________.

economy
poverty
development
all of the above

3. Refers to the collective efforts to identify, understand, and address worldwide

problems and go beyond the problem-solving capacities of states.
Globalization
Global Governance
Global Divides
Global Organizations

4. The followings are the main purposes of the UN Charter except:

Maintaining worldwide peace and security
Developing relations among nations
Secure financial stability
Providing a forum for bringing countries together to meet the Un’s purposes and goals.

5. The phrase _______________ refers broadly to the regions of Latin America, Asia,
Africa, and Oceania. It is one of a family of terms, including “Third World” and
“Periphery,” that denote regions outside Europe and North America, mostly (though not
all) low-income and often politically or culturally marginalized.
Global Divides
Global South
Global North
Global Governance

6. The Global South is a term that has been emerging in transnational and postcolonial
studies. The followings refers to Global South except: ________________.
Less developed countries
Developed Regions
Third World Countries
Economically Struggling Countries

7. Which of the following are not global south regions?

Latin America.
Asia
Australia
Africa

8. North-South divide can be seen in the following except______.

Literacy
Life expectancy
development
geographical location

9. This refers to developed societies of Europe and North America, which are
characterised by established democracy, wealth, technological advancement, political
stability, aging population, zero population growth and dominance of world trade and
politics.
Global Divides
Global South
Global North
Global Governance

10. Which of the following countries belong to the Global North?

Norway
Taiwan
India
Madagascar

11. Which of the following countries belong to the Global South?

Brunei
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal

12. World systems theory divides the world into

West and the Rest
Global North and Global South
Capitalist and Socialist
Core and Periphery

13. This refers to strengthened collective identity in a conglomerate of nations occupying

a particular geographical area or aiming at shared goals; increase in economic exchanges
in a particular area.
Globalization
Regionalization
Regionalism
Globalism
14. Which concept of regionalism is this: “A region can be construed as a network of
cultural and social linkages among countries who voluntarily take part in a cooperation
among nations.”
Region as a social System
Region as Organized cooperation
Region as Civil society
Region as An acting subject

15. What concept of regionalism is this: “A region can be construed as a group of nations
concerned about peace, welfare, and prosperity of its people.”
Region as a social System
Region as Organized cooperation
Region as Civil society
Region as An acting subject

16. This is facilitated by growing tourism activities in the regions and the consistent
multilateral meetings among leaders of nation-states.
Enhanced dialogue between citizens of various nations
Expanding intraregional trade and investments
Increased connectivity
Regional cooperation

17. This brings forth closer financial markets and interdependent economies.
Enhanced dialogue between citizens of various nations
Expanding intraregional trade and investments
Increased connectivity
Regional cooperation

18. The followings are some of the cooperation in Asian region except:
APEC
EAS
ASEAN
EU

19. Here are some of the benefits perceived from the Asian integration, which of the
following does not belong to the list of benefits?
It harness the strengths of diverse economies.
It pools resources.
The need to coordinate macroeconomics policies.
It creates regional mechanisms for safety and security.

20. Which of the followings does not belong to the challenges in the Asian integration?
The need to establish compatible product standards
It makes the economy more resilient to global risks.
The need to establish guidelines that buffer financial contagion and ensure compatible
financial regulations
The need to manage cross-border environmental and social policies (e.g., fair treatment
of migrant workers)

21. International community formed by the constant INTERACTION between CITIZENS OF

VARIOUS COUNTRY AND BOUND by shared cultural experiences, transcending
geographical distance and actual physical contact.
Global Village
Cultural Imperialism
Culture
Media Cultures

22. It is the main means of mass communication (broadcasting, publishing, and the
Internet), regarded collectively.
Culture
Media
Globalization
Glocalization

23. The practice of promoting and imposing a culture, usually of politically powerful
nations over less potent societies.
Cultural Imperialism
Cultural Hybridization
Cultural Socialization
Cultural Differentialism

24. Refers to the abstract ideas and ways of thinking that make up a culture.
Culture
Material Culture
Nonmaterial Culture
Acculturation

25. The process of interacting with friends and family, being told to obey rules, being
rewarded for doing chores, and being taught how to behave in public places that enable
a person to function within his or her culture.
Cultural Imperialism
Cultural Hybridization
Cultural Socialization
Cultural Differentialism

26. It is the transfer of values and customs from one group to another.
Culture
Material Culture
Nonmaterial Culture
Acculturation

27. This involves barriers that prevent flows that serve to make cultures more alike – so
cultures remain stubbornly different from one another.
Cultural Imperialism
Cultural Hybridization
Cultural Socialization
Cultural Differentialism

28. It is a mixture of cultures and the integration of the global and the local (what some
refer to as “glocal”) leading into unique combinations.
Cultural Imperialism
Cultural Hybridization
Cultural Socialization
Cultural Differentialism

29. It said to be "the way of life for an entire society."

Culture
Material Culture
Nonmaterial Culture
Acculturation

30. The process wherein the cultures integrate or interpenetrate one another, give birth
to a hybridized form that is unique from both its global and local origins.
Culture
Media
Globalization
Glocalization

31. Tools, weapons, utensils, machines, ornaments, art, buildings, monuments, written
records, religious images, clothing, and any other ponderable objects produced or used
by humans, these are all examples of__________.
Material Culture
Nonmaterial Culture
Glocalization
Acculturation

32. Native Americans replacing or modifying certain societal or cultural elements such as
dress, language, or religion upon contact with Europeans. This is an example of
___________.
Material Culture
Nonmaterial Culture
Glocalization
Acculturation

33. This process is sharing different ideas, traditions, and knowledge with someone who
may be coming from a completely different background than your own.
Cultural Socialization
Cultural Exchange
Cultural Hybridization
Acculturation
34. In order to fit in, people may need to pick up on and/or adhere to such things as local
fashion trends and musical tastes, cultural norms and attitudes and/or body language
habits and everyday slang. The process of taking on the characteristics of a culture by
giving up one's own is called__________.
Cultural Exchange
Cultural Hybridization
Cultural Accomodation
Cultural Assimilation

35. This refers to the theory that two cultures will be more and more like each other as
their interactions increase.
Cultural Differentialism
Cultural Hybridization
Cultural Convergence
Cultural Exchange

36. What is 'RELIGION' ?

Collection of symbols and beliefs that is established to connect to the spiritual and
morality of things.
Collection of systems and beliefs that is established to make symbols that pertains to
sprituality
Collection of beliefs that establishes symbols that relates humanity to spirituality and
moral values
Collection of beliefs that is to be worshipped by all and many more people around the
world

37. What religion has the most believers?

Buddhism
Islam
Christianity
Hinduism

38. What religion has the least believers?

Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
Christianity

39. In the present time, what has happened to the Religions?

scattered and spread around the globe
stays in one place rather than somewhere else
stays in their respective countries
never growing

40. What played a vital role of providing a context for the current considerable revival
and the resurgence of religion?
Faith
Belief
Globalization
Technology

41. The process through which a society slowly moves away from a religious framework is
known as which of the following?
Secularization
Cultural construction
Differentiation
None of these are correct.

42. What is secularism?

Separation of state from law
Separation of state from religion
Separation of state from judiciary
Separation of state from caste

43. Roudometof (2013, 2014) suggested four forms of glocalization, which of the
following does not belong to the list?
Vernacularization
Indigenization
Nationalization
Deterritorialization

44. Vernacularization is ______________________.

Linking “religious universalism with vernacular language”
Linking “religious universalism with local particularism”
Linking “universal religion and local, national particularism”
Absorption of a universal religion into one’s own culture; naturalization of religion

45. Transnationalization is _________________________.

Linking “religious universalism with vernacular language”
Linking “religious universalism with local particularism”
Linking “universal religion and local, national particularism”
Absorption of a universal religion into one’s own culture; naturalization of religion

46. Indigenization is __________________________________.

Linking “religious universalism with vernacular language”
Linking “religious universalism with local particularism”
Linking “universal religion and local, national particularism”
Absorption of a universal religion into one’s own culture; naturalization of religion

47. The flow of religious traditions in areas where these traditions are unfamiliar or
unpopular.
Vernacularization
Indigenization
Nationalization
Deterritorialization

48. This phenomenon when a small group of shared identity maintains their cultural
practices as long as it aligns with the larger society’s norms is referred to as
___________.
Diaspora
Cultural Pluralism
Religious tolerance
Affiliation

49. Some people affiliate with a religion as a form of coping with stressful situations—
what Pargament (1997) refer to as___________.
Religious coping
Spiritual experience
Coping mechanism
Diaspora

50. This refers to the intermingling of universal and local religious beliefs.
Religion
Secularization
Globalization
Glocalization of religion