GEC WORLD 18. What does ASEAN Stands for?

I. Media Globalization b.) Association of Southeast Asian Nations

1. What is the main role in media in globalization?
a.) To connect people in different places
2. Which type of media includes books, magazines, and
newspapers?
c.) Print Media
3. What does “cultural Imperialism” in media
globalization mean?
c.) Dominating one culture over others
4. How does television affect people’s behavior and
beliefs globally?
a.) It makes people act the same way
5. What is a “global monoculture” in media
globalization?
b.) A single global culture emerging
6. With the rise of social media and the internet, what
new problems have approached?
a.)
7. Why should people we consume media responsibility
when there’s fake news?
c.) To prevent false information from
8. What thought about telling reliable media from
unreliable media today?
b.) Fake news is everywhere
9. Who talked about media shaping our connected
world?
c.) Harvard
10. What’s the “digital activism” as John Tomlinson
mentioned?
b.) Using digital media for social and political changes
II. Asian Regionalism
11. What is the primary purpose of ASEAN (Association
of Southeast Asian Nations)?
a.) Promoting regional peace and stability
19.) Which regional association aim to promote social
and cultural cooperation?
b.) APSC
20. What factor is NOT driving greater integration in the
Asian region?
d.) Reduction of political dialogue
III. The Israel and Palestine conflict
21. When was Israel officially established?
d.) 1948
22. What significant change in global politics followed
World War II and contributed to the roots of the Israel-
Palestine conflict?
c.) The establishment of the United Nations
23. Which organization has historically represented the
Palestinian people and their national aspiration?
b. PLO (Palestine Liberation Organization)
24. What is the key dispute regarding borders of
Israel – Palestine conflict?
c. Disputes over territorial boundaries
25. Which neighboring countries have historically been
involved directly or indirectly in the Palestine conflict?
c.) Egypt, Jordan, and others
28. What is one economic consequences of the Israel-
Palestine conflict?
b.) Blockades and sanctions that impact the
livelihoods of people in the region
29. What is a non-state challenge that may hinder
regional integration efforts in the Israel-Palestine
conflict?
b.) Socio – economic disparities and
governance issue
30. What is the primary reason for the urgency of
finding a resolution to the Israel-Palestine conflict?
c.) The ongoing suffering and instability in the region

12. When was ASEAN founded? IV. Global Cities

c.) August 8, 1967 31. What are global cities also known as?
c.) World cities or alpha cities
13. Which of the following is not of the following
members of ASEAN? 32. What is a distinguishing feature of global cities
c.) Vietnam infrastructure?
c.) Advanced information and transportation
14. How many member countries does ASEAN currently
networks
have?
c.) 10 33. Which financial district is mentioned as a defining
feature of global cities in the notes?
15. What is the main goal of the ASEAN Economic
a.) the city of London
Community (AEC)?
b.) Fostering Economic integration 34.) What is a key role of global cities in the global
economy?
16. Which factor is driving greater integration in the
c.) Facilitating the ____ of goods, services, capital
Asian region?
d.) Rapid economic growth across boarders

17. What challenge to regionalism involves territorial 35. What challenge related to socioeconomic inequality
disputes and historical tensions? do global cities face?
a.) Political conflicts d.)
36. What does the term “gentrification” refer to the b.) Economic opportunities, conflict, environmental
context of global cities? changes, or family reunification
c.) The process of renovating and improving urban

37. Why is environmental sustainability a concern for

global cities?
c.) High population, density, energy consumption, and
transportation needs can harm the environment

38. What is the primary role of the global cities in

fostering knowledge exchange and intellectual
vibration?
b.)

39. Why is socio economic inequality a challenge for

global cities, according to the notes?
c.) The rapid economic growth and rising cost of living
can lead to social exclusion and certification

40. Which term is used to describe the process of

ensuring the long-term viability of the global cities by
addressing climate change, promoting renewable
energy, and implementing sustainable urban planning
strategies?
d.) Sustainability

V. Global Demography
41. What does demography study?
c.) Human population, including their, size, structure,
and development over time

42. What is the projected global population by 2050,

according to notes?
c.) 9.7 billion

43. What are some factors driving population growth?

c. Advancements in technology and agricultures

44. Why is understanding variations in population

growth across regions crucial?
b.)

45. What is the definition of migration?

c.) The movement of people from one place to
another, either within a country or across international
boarders

46. What consequences can declining fertility rates

have?
a.) Decreased investments in education and healthcare

47. How does gender impact global demography?

c.) Women tend to live longer than man, partly due to
lower rates of smoking and alcohol consumptions

48. Why is addressing challenges related to aging

population important?
c.) The demand for services increases while the
working-age population shrinks

49. What plays a significant role in shaping fertility

rates, according to the notes?
b.) Economic factors such as the cost of raising children

50. What is the primary factor driving international

immigration?