- 1. Miners and farmers are examples of;
A) Secondary Sector
B) Primary Sector
C) Tertiary Sector
- 2. It is the process of connecting national markets to create a larger and more linked market.
A) Market Interdependence
B) Market Integration
C) Regional Market integration
D) Economic Growth
- 3. This sector involves services rather than goods.
A) Tertiary Sector
B) Secondary Sector
C) Primary Sector
- 4. It refers to the economic integration of countries within a certain region.
A) Market Sector
B) Market Integration
C) Economy
D) Regional Market Integration
- 5. Despite the benefits, regional market integration doesn't present challenges.
A) False
B) True
C) No
D) Yes
- 6. Gains the raw materials and transforms them into manufactured goods.
A) Factory Sector
B) Primary Sector
C) Secondary Sector
D) Tertiary Sector
- 7. The sector that extracts raw materials from natural environment.
A) Tertiary Sector
B) Secondary Sector
C) Primary Sector
- 8. The following are several market integration advantages except;
A) Create Employent Opportunities
B) Promotes peaceful relations between countries.
C) Economic Growth
D) Decreased Commerce
- 9. The following are examples of successful market integration, except one;
A) European Union
B) ASEAN
C) MERCOSUR
D) Gulf Cooperation Council
- 10. MERCOSUR is also known as:
A) Northern Southern Market
B) Southern Common Market
C) Common Southern Market
A) North American Fair Traid Agreement
B) North American Free Trade Agreement
C) North American Fair Trade Agreement
D) North American Free Traid Agreement
- 12. In what year that NAFTA replace into USMCA?
A) 2022
B) 2020
C) 2021
D) 2023
A) Oman
B) Mexico
C) Kuwait
D) UAE
- 14. EU consists of how many member countries?
A) 27
B) 25
C) 26
D) 28
- 15. Trade liberalization is one of the factors that promotes market integration. The statement is;
A) TRUE
B) FALSE
C) YES
D) NO
- 16. Labor unions began to form during
A) Late 16th century
B) Late 19th century
C) Late 17th century
D) Late 18th century
A) Canada
B) North Korea
C) Cuba
D) China
- 18. The second major economic revolution
A) Technological Revolution
B) Agricultural Revolution
C) Information Revolution
D) Industrial Revolution
- 19. During this time, people learned how to domesticate plants and animals.
A) Information Revolution
B) Agricultural Revolution
C) Industrial Revolution
D) Economic Revolution
- 20. A system in which all natural resources and means of production are privately owned.
A) Activism
B) Nationalism
C) Socialism
D) Capitalism
A) Accountants
B) welder
C) Engineers
D) doctors
- 22. Primary Labor Sector is equivalent to;
A) White collar professions
B) green collar professions
C) yellow collar professions
D) blue collar professions
- 23. Types of political system that the power is in the hands of the people
A) Monarchy
B) Communism
C) Democracy
D) Dictatorship
- 24. It is the way of a country organizes and runs it's government.
A) Corporations
B) Political Systems
C) Goverment
D) Primary labor market
- 25. Secondary labor market
A) yellow collar professions
B) white collar professions
C) green collar professions
D) blue collar professions
- 26. Corporations is owned by
A) Owners
B) Job security
C) Shareholders
D) Markets
- 27. It tends to have less job security
A) Corporations
B) Professionals
C) Secondary labor market
D) Primary Labor Market
- 28. Labor market that provides many benefits, high income and retirement packages.
A) Proffesional
B) Secondary Labor market
C) Corporations
D) Primary Labor market
- 29. The first big economic change was
A) Information Revolution
B) Agricultural Revolution
C) Industrial Revolution
D) Technological Revolution
- 30. What do you call the organization of workers sought to improve wages and working conditions through collective action, strikes and negotiations.
A) Labor laws
B) Labor mill
C) Labor loss
D) Labor unions
- 31. Which is an example of economic cooperation in Asia?
A) Language festivals
B) Free trade agreements
C) Cultural dances
D) Sports tournaments
- 32. Regionalism strengthens a country by
A) Reducing cooperation
B) Weakening diplomacy
C) Building alliances
D) Limiting communication
- 33. What does ASEAN stand for?
A) Association of Southeast Asian Nations
B) Asian Southern Europe Alliance Network
C) Alliance of Southeast Economic Nations
D) Asian Society for Environmental Needs
- 34. Asian regionalism helps improve the economy by
A) Increasing taxes
B) Blocking imports
C) Allowing easier trade
D) Limiting exports
- 35. Which organization is the leading regional group in Southeast Asia?
A) NATO
B) ASEAN
C) EU
D) AU
- 36. Why is Asia considered diverse?
A) It has a single culture
B) It has many cultures, languages, and religions
C) It has only one religion
D) All countries are the same
- 37. Asian regionalism helps countries respond to disasters by-
A) Ignoring affected countries
B) Sharing resources and assistance
C) Working independently
D) Blaming other nations
- 38. Why do Asian countries form regional organizations?
A) To compete against each other
B) To solve common issues together
C) To isolate themselves
D) To avoid global trade
- 39. How many member nations are there in ASEAN?
A) 13
B) 10
C) 12
D) 14
- 40. ASEAN helps maintain peace by-
A) Spreading misinformation
B) Encouraging diplomatic dialogue
C) Starting disputes
D) Increasing threats
- 41. In what year was ASEAN established?
A) 1968
B) 1867
C) 1967
D) 1976
- 42. Which country is a founding member of ASEAN?
A) India
B) China
C) Philippines
D) Japan
- 43. What is one major challenge to Asian regionalism?
A) Equal economic power
B) Territorial disputes
C) Similar cultures everywhere
D) Healthy friendships
- 44. refers to how different regions and countries are interconnected
A) Global interdependence
B) Global intensity
C) Global diversity
- 45. Global interdependence has consequently emerged as a key aspect of the 21st century
A) Not sure
B) Maybe true
C) Yes
D) Surely, don't know
- 46. is the term used to describe how different elements, such as economic, social, political, and environmental ones, are interconnected and how they all contribute to the complex and dynamic phenomena known as globalization.
A) Political system
B) Industrial revolution
C) Global interdependence
D) Socialism
- 47. trade is one of the main forces behind globalization, this is likely the most obvious subject
A) Trade and Economic Interdependence
B) Technological Interdependence
C) Political Interdependence
D) Cultural Interdependence
- 48. The effects of environmental degradation are easier to see as the world gets more
A) Technological interdependence
B) Cultural interdependence
C) Political interdependence
D) Environmental interdependence
- 49. is the idea that choices taken at the national level can affect those in other nations.
A) Trade and Economic Interdependence
B) Political Interdependence
C) Environmental Interdependence
D) Cultural Interdependence
- 50. it may be the hardest to measure, cultural interconnectedness is a significant part of globalization.
A) Cultural interdependence
B) Environmental interdependence
C) Political interdependence
D) Trade and economic interdependence
- 51. simpler than ever for people to interact and share information across international Technology developments have made it boundaries
A) Technological Interdependence
B) Cultural Interdependence
C) Political Interdependence
D) Environmental Interdependence
- 52. To tackle worldwide issues such as climate change, economic disparity, and the proliferation of contagious diseases, it is imperative to have international cooperation
A) Support education and knowledge exchange:
B) Promote fair trade and ethical consumption
C) Encourage global citizenship
D) Promote international cooperation
- 53. In order to achieve global interdependence, sustainable development plays a vital role as it ensures economic growth, protects the environment, and promotes social equity.
A) Foster sustainable development
B) Promote international cooperation
C) Support education and knowledge exchange
D) Promote fair trade and ethical consumption
- 54. To be a global citizen means acknowledging the interdependence between individuals, communities and nations and taking accountability for our actions that affect others, locally and globally
A) Environmental interdependence
B) Promote international cooperation
C) Technological Interdependence
D) Encourage global citizenship
- 55. To ensure that producers promotes equitable trade practices.
A) Promote fair trade and ethical consumption
B) Environmental interdependence
C) Cultural Interdependence
D) Support education and knowledge exchange
- 56. Education and knowledge sharing play a vital role in enhancing comprehension and cooperation among diverse cultures and regions.
A) Encourage global citizenship
B) Promote international cooperation
C) Support education and knowledge exchange
D) Political interdependence
- 57. involves recognizing our interconnectedness as human beings, regardless of national or cultural boundaries, and taking responsibility for our actions as individuals on a global scale.
A) Global citizenship
B) Industrial revolution
C) Marketing integration
D) Global interdependence
- 58. Global citizenship is a concept that emphasizes the interconnectedness of the world and the responsibility of individuals to promote social justice, environmental sustainability, and peace beyond geographical or national boundaries (Andrews, 2017
A) Disappointed
B) Agree
C) Disagree
D) Not sure
- 59. According to ___, global citizenship involves cultivating respect, empathy, and solidarity towards other people and cultures while recognizing a shared sense of belonging to a common humanity
A) NAFTA
B) AFCFTA
C) UNESCO
D) RCEP
- 60. denotes the multiplicity of cultures, customs, and lifestyles that exist in the world.
A) Cultural diversity
B) Cultural identity
C) Commodores culture
D) Complex culture
- 61. The world is home to more than 7,000 languages, each possessing distinct grammar, vocabulary, and cultural connotations.
A) Maybe
B) Not agree
C) Not convince
D) Language diversity
- 62. Numerous religions are practiced throughout the world, with distinct sets of beliefs, customs, and rituals associated with each. Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Judaism are just a few examples of the many religions found globally
A) Religiously belief
B) Comodifications
C) Artistic diversity
D) Religious diversity
- 63. Every country has its own unique culinary traditions with a wide variety of flavors, ingredients, and cooking techniques. These include Filipino, Italian, Chinese, Indian, and Chinese food, among others
A) Not agree
B) Artistic diversity
C) Fashion diversity
D) Food diversity
- 64. Artistic expression is varied and reflects cultural diversity, with many art forms being exclusive to particular cultures, including music, dance, theater, visual arts, and literature, among others. Each culture's artistic traditions are a reflection of its history, beliefs, and values
A) Marketing interdependence
B) Arminius divert
C) Artistic diversity
D) Belief diversity
- 65. As a reflection of their cultural identity, various civilizations have unique clothing and fashion wends.
A) Fashion diversity
B) Language diversity
C) Culture diversity
D) Economic diversity
- 66. is essential for fostering tolerance and understanding among people of various origins.
A) Complete culture
B) Culture interdependence
C) Complex market
D) Cultural variety
- 67. the sharing of information among people from various cultural backgrounds so that they can understand and appreciate the differences in culture that exist between those from various racial and ethnic backgrounds
A) Intercultural communication
B) Intermediates cultural
C) Intimate culture
D) Intellectual communication
- 68. involves several key elements that can help you convey your message more clearly and achieve your communication goals
A) Important cultural interdependence
B) Interdependence knowledge
C) Effective communication
D) Key identification
- 69. is a crucial component as well. Think about the audience you are speaking to, their background, hobbies, and level of education.
A) Intellectual belief
B) Intercultural communication
C) Judgement by people
D) Knowing your audience
- 70. Know your audience is crucial to be succinct and precise in order to make sure that your message is received clearly.
A) Sometimes
B) Not all time
C) Yes
D) Maybe
- 71. refers to the behaviors and acts that people can engage in to advance global responsibility, involvement, and awareness, which is critical in solving issues like poverty, inequality, and environmental sustainability (Andreotti, 2006
A) Know your audience
B) Global citizenship
C) Interdependence
D) Globalization
- 72. Global citizenship involves promoting sustainable and practice responsible consumption and production.
A) Not agree
B) False
C) Not true
D) Yes
- 73. a dynamic force in Asia that can maximize the benefits of globalization and uplift the poor in the region
A) NAFTA
B) GCC
C) APEC
D) ASEAN
- 74. It is a political organization thas promotes cooperation and collaboration among its member countries.
A) GCC
B) Dynamic Justice
C) Political system
D) ASEAN
- 75. What music played during Asean Summit?
A) Ang bayan ko
B) Mimaropa march
C) Pilipinas kong Mahal
D) Lupang Hinirang
- 76. regionalism as a process in a specific geographic area that allows for the development of shared core values and norms across many actors, including states, regional institutions, societal groups,
A) Karl strong and Maxx jons (1965)
B) John felix (1992)
C) Mace and Therien (1996)
D) Armstein and james scott (1865)
- 77. characterized by competition and plurality influenced by national rivalries, interests, and diverse ways of conceptualizing the region
A) Regionalism
B) Democracy
C) Socialism
D) Deocracy
- 78. main goal of ASEAN was to unite Southeast Asia against communism,
A) Theres error
B) True
C) False
D) Maybe
- 79. In 1976, ASEAN's inaugural leaders' summit was held in ____ where there were calls for defense cooperation among the member states, but the idea was not adopted
A) Bali, Indonesia
B) China
C) Kyoto japan
D) Sabah, Malaysia
- 80. The Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meeting was founded in 1989
A) Not sure
B) False
C) Yes
D) Wrong
- 81. the goal of fostering effective and transparent economic transactions in the region by observing and evaluating regional institutions, markets, and regulatory standards and norms
A) ASEAN
B) GCC
C) NAFTA
D) APEC
- 82. has a large number of members, yet it lacks a strong sense of regional identity
A) AFCFTA
B) ASEAN
C) NAFTA
D) APEC
- 83. Japan, Korea, and China were the founding members of the ASEAN Plus Three, which was established in 1997
A) Yes
B) There's one wrong
C) False
D) No
- 84. China insisted on the ASEAN plus Three formula while
Japan suggested the ASEAN plus Six formula as a way to adapt to this new era of globalization (adding India, Australia, and New Zealand)
A) True
B) Maybe
C) I don't know
D) False
- 85. developed over time into a comprehensive framework for cooperation in a number of fields, including political security,
A) Summit Plus points
B) ASEAN community
C) ASEAN Plus added
D) ASEAN Plus Three
- 86. is an annual meeting of government leaders from Asia and the Asia-Pacific region, led by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). The first summit was held in 2005 in Kuala Lumpur
A) GCC
B) The East Asia Summit (EAS)
C) NIPAS
D) AFCFTA
- 87. The East Asia Summit has addressed various issues, including maritime security, the environment, energy, global health, natural disasters
A) Obviously
B) Not really
C) Maybe
D) Yes
- 88. This approach aims to balance the increase of agreements regarding trade with efforts to promote global trade
A) Open Regionalism
B) Monarchy
C) Globalization
D) Community
- 89. Open regionalism has three analytical components, including the implementation of open policies concerning trade obstacles, regional collaboration to reduce non-official trade obstacles and promote regional commerce volume, and regional market integration through either government policy or private discovery of profit-maximizing patterns.
A) True
B) Not sure
C) Strongly not really
D) Sometimes
- 90. is a concept that revolves around individuals recognition of their connectedness with the world and their responsibility to create a better future for everyone
A) Communism
B) Globalization
C) Dictator
D) Global citizenship
- 91. UNESCO defines _____ as a set of principles that includes human rights, social justice,
A) Global citizenship
B) global interdependence
C) Global belongingness
D) Particularly
- 92. another key element of global citizenship.
This involves taking steps to protect the environment, promoting sustainable consumption and production, and reducing poverty and inequality
A) Interdependence
B) Sustainable degradation
C) Globalization
D) Sustainable development
- 93. Is a relatively new field of study that has gained recognition as a distinct academic discipline with a unique approach to ethical dilemmas
A) Global ethics
B) Global belief
C) Global interdependence
D) Global interconnectedness
- 94. According to the Global Ethics Network, it refers to the principles, values, and norms-that should guide the international community in its interactions with other nations, groups, and individuals across national boundaries
A) Global ethics
B) Interconnectedness
C) Citizenship
D) Interdependence
- 95. global ethics as the fundamental principles of decency, fairness, and justice that should underlie relationships between people everywhere (Kofi Annan)
A) Correctly
B) False
C) Maybe
D) True
- 96. Global ethics is a moral guide on how to act respmaibly
an attempt to address ethical issues that go beyond national borders and to promote values that are universal in
A) Make sure
B) Truly
C) I can't surely
D) Correct it
- 97. Ensuring the safeguarding and advancement of fundamental human rights,
A) Human rights
B) Cultural diversity
C) Global health
D) Business ethics
- 98. The equitable distribution of advantages and disadvantages throughout the international society, encompassing topics such as poverty, disparity, and climate change
A) Global justice
B) Business ethics
C) Cultural diversity
D) War and peace
- 99. The ethical aspects connected to the utilization, preservation, and safeguarding of natural resources, including the consequences of human actions on the surroundings
A) Environmental ethics
B) Global ethics
C) Cultural diversity
D) Human rights
- 100. The moral aspects surrounding war and conflict, which encompasses concerns such as the principles of just war theory, the need for humanitarian intervention, and the obligation to safeguard against harm
A) Business ethics
B) Environmental ethics
C) Human rights
D) War and peace
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