Question

#1: Which is least likely to motivate people to move from an area where they have lived most of their lives?

A. to escape war

B. seek economic opportunity

C. to avoid famine

D. to find beautiful landscapes

***My answer: D

what do u think @Captain_Page_Turner :)

Answer 1

#2: Which is rarely associated with rapid urbanization?

A. traffic congestion

B. adequate infrastructure

C. housing shortages

D. increase in crime

***my answer; B

what do u think about this one? :)

Answer 2

#3: Which two factors are mostly responsible for recent rapid globalization?

A. widespread suffering and disorder

B. nationalism and imperialism

C. government policy and technology

D. war and terrorism

***my answer: C

not 100% sure tho.. :/ is that right? :)

Answer 3

#4: What is least likely to be caused by globalization?

A. increased world trade and foreign investments

B. improved living conditions

C. increased economic growth

D. increased command economies globally

***My answer: D

is that right? Again, not 100% sure about this one.. :/

Answer 4

#5: What is the definition of globalization?

A. the international exchange of ideas and currency

B. the process of population control and poverty reduction

C. the UN's process for creating a world democracy

D. the worldwide exchange of goods, services, capital, people, and information

***My Answer: D

is that correct? :)

Answer 5

1) Haha, I'd definitely say (D)! All of the other reasons are a lot more important.

2) I'd agree with (B), too. It almost answers itself with another choice. If there are traffic issues, it's possible an urban area has grown too fast for its infrastructure to keep up.

3) I'd definitely agree with (C). Examples of how government policy and tech have helped spread globalization are things like NAFTA and the power of the internet to connect the world together.

4) I'd also agree with (D). A command economy means that the government controls the economy which can go against what a more open economy demands with globalization.

5) Definitely (D)! It's how iPhones are designed at Apple in the US, put together in China from parts imported from Korea and elsewhere, and then sold around the world from Japan to Europe.

Answer 6

haha yeah for #1 :P

and yay for everything else!! :) wootwoot! thanks!! :D

Answer 7

Yay!