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BBC BITESIZE: TEST. GLOBALISATION AND GLOBAL TRADE
1. a) b) c)
Which is the best definition of globalisation? The growth of industry in developed countries The increasing interconnectedness of people and economies Improvements in communications around the world
2. How can the impact of globalisation be seen in our everyday lives? a) Communication between people in different parts of the world is instant b) By locally-sourced produce in farm shops c) By the network of motorways that run through the UK 3. a) b) c)
Which of the following contributes to globalisation? Mobile phones Terrorist attacks Increasing cost of fossil fuels
4. Which of the following is an advantage that a TNC might bring to a developing country? a) Leakage of profits back to the developed world b) Longer working hours c) Building of new infrastructure
5. Which of the following is a reason why global trade is uneven? a) Resources are spread equally across the world b) MEDCs tend to import low-value goods from LEDCs c) LEDCs tend to import low-value goods from MEDCs
6. Which of the following statements about NICs is true? a) They now play less of a role in global trade b) They now play more of a role in global trade c) They are not involved in global trade
7. What is the global chain? a) A long chain on the sea bed, which links countries together b) A series of stages in the manufacture of a product c) When people sell second-hand products that they no longer need 8. a) b) c)
What is outsourcing? When a company runs out of sources of raw materials When a company pays another company to make part of a product When a company moves to another country
9. a) b) c)
How can producing goods on a global scale harm the environment? Because people drive to supermarkets more Because products need to be transported further Because products don't need to be transported as far
10. Why is it good to buy Fairtrade products? a) Because supermarkets make more money from them so they can employ more people b) Because these products are grown in our country so they local farmers c) Because Fairtrade guarantees that a fair price was paid to the farmer
1. a) b) c)
Which is the best definition of globalisation? The growth of industry in developed countries The increasing interconnectedness of people and economies Improvements in communications around the world
2. How can the impact of globalisation be seen in our everyday lives? a) Communication between people in different parts of the world is instant b) By locally-sourced produce in farm shops c) By the network of motorways that run through the UK 3. a) b) c)
Which of the following contributes to globalisation? Mobile phones Terrorist attacks Increasing cost of fossil fuels
4. Which of the following is an advantage that a TNC might bring to a developing country? a) Leakage of profits back to the developed world b) Longer working hours c) Building of new infrastructure
5. Which of the following is a reason why global trade is uneven? a) Resources are spread equally across the world b) MEDCs tend to import low-value goods from LEDCs c) LEDCs tend to import low-value goods from MEDCs
6. Which of the following statements about NICs is true? a) They now play less of a role in global trade b) They now play more of a role in global trade c) They are not involved in global trade
7. What is the global chain? a) A long chain on the sea bed, which links countries together b) A series of stages in the manufacture of a product c) When people sell second-hand products that they no longer need 8. a) b) c)
What is outsourcing? When a company runs out of sources of raw materials When a company pays another company to make part of a product When a company moves to another country
9. a) b) c)
How can producing goods on a global scale harm the environment? Because people drive to supermarkets more Because products need to be transported further Because products don't need to be transported as far
10. Why is it good to buy Fairtrade products? a) Because supermarkets make more money from them so they can employ more people b) Because these products are grown in our country so they local farmers c) Because Fairtrade guarantees that a fair price was paid to the farmer
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