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Question 1

It is a specialized agency of the United Nations that leads international efforts of developing countries in transition modernize and improve agriculture, forestry, and fisheries practices; ensuring good nutrition and food security for all.

Answer 1

Food and Agriculture Organization

Question 2

It is the total number of live births per 1,000 in a population in a year or period.

Answer 2

Birth rate

Question 3

He was the founding director of Global Studies and the Globalization and Social Change Initiative that describes media as a means of conveying something such as a channel of communication.

Answer 3

Jack Lule

Question 4

Several underwater reserves and bodies of water are subject to undergoing massive pollution brought about by irresponsible chemical waste disposals of factories and other manufacturing agencies.

Answer 4

Global Water Crisis

Question 5

It is simply the number of infant deaths in a single year out of every 1,000 live births of a particular year.

Answer 5

Infant mortality

Question 6

It is a specialized agency of the United Nations that is concerned with international public health.

Answer 6

World Health Organization

Question 7

21st century education is not just about technology but also include

Answer 7

A.Cultural awareness
B.Productivity
C.Problem solving

D.All of the given options

Question 8

The following are the added criteria of Economic Intelligence Unit to measure the economic competitiveness of a city EXCEPT.

Answer 8

Purchasing power of citizens

Question 9

Is there a single model for global citizenship education?

Answer 9

Yes, all countries should follow tha model.

Question 10

Obtaining a quality education is the foundation in improving people’s lives and sustainable development. Which goals of sustainable development is being describe?

Answer 10

Goal 4

Question 11

Is global citizenship related to the Sustainable Development Goals?

Answer 11

Yes, SDG 4 on Quality Education includes it within its targets.

Question 12

Does global citizenship education belong exclusively to tertiary education?

Answer 12

No, it belongs exclusively to the secondary level of education.

Question 13

Ensuring healthy lives and promoting the well-being for all at all ages is essential to sustainable development. Which goals of sustainable development is being describe?

Answer 13

Goal 3

Question 14

It refers to people moving from one area to another within one country.

Answer 14

Internal Migration

Question 15

What can be understood as global citizenship education?

Answer 15

It is a way to understand the world and to connect, relate and share with other cultures and peoples.

Question 16

If a person moves from Philippines to Canada, this is considered what type of migration?

Answer 16

International

Question 17

The following statement are feminist perspective to the issue of reproductive rights EXCEPT.

Answer 17

Any form of population control do not empower women.

Question 18

Mankind has mastered the art of exploiting the land for maximum profit without talking a step back and asking themselves what the true cost for all these advancements is.

Answer 18

Greedy Land Deals

Question 19

Which of the following is not an example of migration?

Answer 19

College students repeatedly moving between home and school.

Question 20

They are the people with special skills and qualification who seek employment through international labor markets for scarce skills.

Answer 20

Highly skilled and business migrants

Question 21

It represents the fifth largest stock market in the world.

Answer 21

Tokyo Stock Exchange

Question 22

Global citizenship education implies a set of values and attitudes to.

Answer 22

Be interconnected with people and issues of the world.

Question 23

Which of the following statement of environmental problems is TRUE?

Answer 23

A.Changes in global pattern.
B.Overpopulation.
C.Depletion of the ozone layer.

OD.All of the given options.

Question 24

Which of the is the most common cause of migration?

Answer 24

War

Question 25

People who enter a country, usually in search of employment, without the necessary documents and permits.

Answer 25

Irregular migrants

Question 26

Which of the following statement of religion is NOT true?

Answer 26

Religion is largely focus on the realms of markets.

Question 27

Which of the following statement of a is NOT true?

Answer 27

A globalist is concerned with spreading holy ideas globally.

Question 28

Economic growth must be inclusive to provide sustainable jobs and promote equality. Which goals of sustainable development is being describe?

Answer 28

Goal 1

Question 29

They are popularly known as overseas contract workers who migrate for a limited period in order to work and send remittances to their families left at home.

Answer 29

Temporary labor migrants

Question 30

Which of the following describes global citizenship?

Answer 30

Global citizenship is the idea that everyone is part of a worldwide community.

Question 31

An extreme change in temperature results to massive fish kills affecting the harvest of fisher folks.

Answer 31

Climate Change

Question 32

A person residing outside his or her country of nationality, who is unable or unwilling to return because of a well founded fear or persecution on account of race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion.

Answer 32

Refugees

Question 33

Agrarian lots allocated for food production are replaced with concrete structures rendering farmers powerless to use the land for its original purpose.

Answer 33

Greedy Land Deals

Question 34

Why is global citizens education relevant today?

Answer 34

A.Because global citizens are needed considering the contemporary challenges.

Question 35

The condition of having a population so dense as to cause environmental deterioration, an impaired quality of life, or a population crash.

Answer 35

Overpopulation

Question 36

It is created for high-yielding varieties of rice and other cereals along with the development of new methods of cultivation.

Answer 36

Green Revolution

Question 37

A concept based on social justice principles and practices that seeks to build global interconnectedness and shared economic, environmental, and social responsibility is referred to as?

Answer 37

Global citizenship

Question 38

Which of the following thoughts does NOT embody global citizenship?

Answer 38

It is a way to know more about international relations.

Question 39

Typhoons and similar catastrophes flood rice fields washing away most of the crops and rendering them inedible for the human populace.

Answer 39

Climate Change

Question 40

Which of the statement of global city is CORRECT.

Answer 40

The city that is strong in certain areas.

Question 41

People who move across borders in search of protection.

Answer 41

Asylum-seekers

Question 42

It is the study of both qualitative and quantitative aspects of human population.

Answer 42

Demography

Question 43

It refers to the increasing number of people that live in urban areas and predominantly results in the physical growth of urban areas it may be horizontal or vertical.

Answer 43

Urbanization

Question 44

Clean and accessible water for all is an essential part of the world we want to live in. Which goals of sustainable development is being describe?

Answer 44

Goal 6

Question 45

According to Jerome S. Bruner, "Education must be not only a transmission of culture but also a provider of alternative views of the world and a strengthener of skills to improve them.", what does it mean?

Answer 45

Establish linkages and connect witl people in distant places.

Question 46

Fertile lands become exhausted because of an unending cycle of production.

Answer 46

Land Degradation

Question 47

The food and agriculture sector offers key solutions for development, and is hunger and poverty eradication. Which goals of sustainable development is being describe?

Answer 47

Goal 2

Question 48

It is an association of different Protestant congregations that has criticized economic globalization because of its negative effects.

Answer 48

World Churches Organization

Question 49

It is the number of people per thousand who die in a particular area during particular period of time.

Answer 49

Death rate

Question 50

It refers to a prediction of the number of years for which a person will live. It is determined based on the statistical average, considering many factors, including year and place of birth, race, education level, income, and medical history.

Answer 50

Life expectancy

Question 51

It stabilized American farmers following the dust-bowl experience, by reorganizing agriculture as "petro farming".

Answer 51

Second food regime

Question 52

The succeeding is well-thought-out as a result of global warming except:

Answer 52

Billion of tons of carbon dioxide

Question 53

It converts agriculture for short-sighted alternative energy/emissions targets at a time.

Answer 53

Agrofuel Commercialization

Question 54

This is the follow-up treaty to the Kyoto Protocol.

Answer 54

Paris Accord

Question 55

Food regime theory is a broadly Marxist approach to theorizing food systems. It was developed in the late 1970s

Answer 55

False

Question 56

According to demographers, what is the percentage of migrants for economic reason?

Answer 56

30%

Question 57

A phenomenon when food prices rise more rapidly than the prices of other goods and services, due to the growing demand for crops as both food and for biofuels.

Answer 57

Agflation

Question 58

It is the most incisive critique of liberal capitalism from within the western universalist tradition of thought, of course, been provided in particular by

Answer 58

Marxism

Question 59

Refers to the humans exacerbate other natural environmental problems.

Answer 59

Man-made pollution

Question 60

Which of the list have the most incident of migration?

Answer 60

United States of America

Question 61

In 1997, Kyoto protocol was promulgated to reduce greenhouses gases also signed by how many countries?

Answer 61

192 countries

Question 62

The year that the world cooled off in and around

Answer 62

1998

Question 63

United States dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Answer 63

December 1945

Question 64

H.G. Wells had foreseen the possibility of atomic bomb in his 1913 novel

Answer 64

The World Set Free

Question 65

Are those who move permanently to another country?

Answer 65

Immigrants

Question 66

Plants are used to obtain biodiesel to be used in place of diesel or petrol.

Answer 66

Biofuel

Question 67

Which of the following statement is true about refugees?

Answer 67

refugees are those unable or unwilling to return because of a well founded of persecution

Question 68

In December of 2015, Paris Accord was negotiated by how many countries?

Answer 68

195 countries

Question 69

A country that setting up a National Price Council to monitor food costs and is planning stockpiles of major foods.

Answer 69

Malaysia

Question 70

In order to formulate contemporary models of liberal citizenship, and the links between liberalism and cosmopolitanism, must be in order.

Answer 70

Cosmopolitan values

Question 71

These two were combine to accelerate food circulation globally and restructure food production and retailing.

Answer 71

Liberalization and privatization

Question 72

Fifty-two percent of Filipinos who leave for work in the developed world have tertiary education, this statement refers to

Answer 72

Brain drain

Question 73

It certainly addresses public forms of food provisioning, but not wage setting.

Answer 73

Food Supply

Question 74

It refers to people cross borders of one country to another.

Answer 74

Internal migration

Question 75

In what rank does Philippines have incident of migration

Answer 75

4th

Question 76

In 2014, which of the following country got the highest recorded remittances?

Answer 76

Philippines

Question 77

It is a complex that requires the integration of various social scientific data.

Answer 77

Social responsiveness

Question 78

Responsible for recurring heat waves and long droughts in certain places.

Answer 78

Greenhouse effect

Question 79

In Sustainable Government, Extractive economies is also known as

Answer 79

Terminal economies

Question 80

It refers to people moving from one area to another within one country.

Answer 80

Internal migration

Question 81

A persistent body of dense ice that is constantly moving under its own weight and an example of this is the melting of the polar ice caps.

Answer 81

Glacier

Question 82

Who pointed out the responsibility of the United Nations to discuss alternative forms of economic development?

Answer 82

George Soros

Question 83

According to the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation, what is the third largest criminal activity worldwide?

Answer 83

Human trafficking

Question 84

The most distinguished recent theorist of republicanism.

Answer 84

Michael Walzer

Question 85

The rise in food prices is partly because of the following excluding:

Answer 85

Growth of middle class in India

Question 86

It is the Super typhoon that hits Asia in 2013 that doubled and even tripled the upshot in some area of the Southeast Asian basin.

Answer 86

Typhoon Haiyan

Question 87

The nation state can also demand the citizens put aside their family commitments for the national good, most dramatically in

Answer 87

Humanitarian

Question 88

It is defined as the movement of people over some distance and from one "usual place of residence" to another.

Answer 88

Migration

Question 89

The following statement is correct; except?

Answer 89

Donald Trump has been revising the existing pro-immigration

Question 90

Popular perceptions of the underlying cause of food inflation lay considerable blame on the

Answer 90

Biofuels Revolution

Question 91

UNESCO stands for. *

Answer 91

United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

Question 92

The Asian Development Bank observes that in countries like the Philippines, remittances do not have a significant influence on other key items of consumption or investment on education and health care.

Answer 92

True

Question 93

According to the International Food Policy Research Institute, it is the region most suffering in terms of Food Security.

Answer 93

Sub-Saharan Africa

Question 94

The following are considered as emission of aerosols excluding:

Answer 94

Indoor-cooking

Question 95

Andrew Linklater, whose writings on international relations embrace both Australian and British perspectives, combines the following considerations excluding:

Answer 95

Philosophical considerations

Question 96

It is the most influential theorists of deliberative democracy, which is inherently applicable to units smaller and larger than nation states.

Answer 96

Miller

Question 97

In 1970's, it is the he country that considered to be the "worst polluter in the history of the world".

Answer 97

China

Question 98

A Marx's term for the separation of social production from its natural biological base, reducing nutrient recycling in and through soil and water, and extends to reconstituting energy sources as commodified inputs.

Answer 98

Food Regime

Question 99

The primary goal of social democrats is

Answer 99

To have social democratic global citizenship.

Question 100

The most dramatic assertion of the reality of world citizenship was staged by

Answer 100

John Marx