Outside The Box (Cle B) - Glossary Quiz #1

1. What are HUMAN RIGHTS?

A world in which any individual can talk to any other, anywhere in the world

An image of, or attitude towards persons or groups based on preconceived ideas. For example, all Africans are poor

Rights that are based on the idea that all human beings are equal, and deserve fair and equal treatment

To make more Western in ideas and character, ie. more European or American

About This Quiz

Outside The Box (Cle B) - Glossary Quiz #1 - Quiz

Changing Nature of the World
Last week you completed a glossary of geography key terms for this CLE. Time to see how much you remember! This is a timed quiz - you only have a maximum of 15mins.
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2. What's your name?

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2. What is meant by the term ABSOLUTE POVERTY?

A world in which any individual can talk to any other, anywhere in the world

Charitable donations of money, goods and services offered to developing countries from developed countries

Having regard for the interests of all humanity

3. What does the term ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP mean?

A written undertaking by a governing body to give rights to another party

Having regard for the interests of all humanity

The world's largest trading group

4. What is CULTURAL INTEGRATION?

Having regard for the interests of all humanity

The blending of different cultures where communities adapt to and absorb external influences

The descendants of the original inhabitants of an area

The world's largest trading group, consisting of 25 member countries from Europe

5. What does the term GLOBALISATION mean?

An industry that needs a relatively large labour force

Having regard for the interests of all humanity

The breakdown of traditional barriers between nation states allowing the movement of goods, capital, people and information

To make more Western in ideas and character, ie. more European or American

6. What is the GLOBAL VILLAGE?

The descendants of the original inhabitants of an area

An industry that needs a relatively large labour force

The descendants of the original inhabitants of an area

A world in which any individual can talk to any other, anywhere in the world

7. What is the UNITED NATIONS?

A private organisation, usually not-for-profit, with a charitable, community or environmental focus

An inter-governmental organisation that promotes world peace and fosters international cooperation

Manages the Australian Government's official overseas aid program

8. What are DEVELOPING COUNTRIES?

The body of beliefs, attitudes, skills and tools by which communities structure their lives and interact with the environment

The world's poorest countries in which most people have a low economic standard of living

Westernised countries like America, Australia and England

Where people of a country are always involved in developing high-rise buildings

9. What is ECOLOGICAL SUSTAINABILITY?

Making sure the economy is working ok

Is based on the idea that all humans are equal, and deserve fair and equal treatment