Responding to Globalisation quiz: N(A)-Level Social Studies (SEAB 2125) quiz

To resist all change and keep things the same

To help workers and the economy adapt to change

To stop all trade with other countries

To ignore workers who lose their jobs

It removes the need for any industries

It makes workers less able to find jobs

It lets workers move into growing industries and stay employable

It stops new industries from forming

Because the economy never changes

Because everyone benefits equally and no one loses

Because losers do not matter

Because the gains from globalisation are uneven, so some workers fall behind

Providing retraining, job-matching and financial support

Cutting off all help to them

Forcing them to leave the country

Refusing to acknowledge job losses

To reject all foreign culture

To balance openness to global culture with a strong local identity

To abandon local traditions completely

To copy other countries exactly

By stopping people from learning their mother tongue

By banning all local festivals

By supporting local heritage, languages and a shared identity

By removing all local traditions

Because openness has no benefits at all

Because foreign culture has no value

Because local culture should be abandoned

Because openness brings benefits such as new ideas and exchange

International cooperation and national preparation

Ignoring cross-border threats

Refusing to work with other countries

Removing all laws

Because threats stay within one country

Because threats like disease and terrorism cross borders, so one country cannot stop them alone

Because cooperation makes threats worse

Because no country is ever affected by global threats

By spreading panic and false rumours

By ignoring all safety advice

By staying vigilant and reporting suspicious activity

By assuming the government will handle everything alone

Resisting all change

Doing nothing and leaving everything to individuals

Stopping individuals from adapting

Setting policies, funding support and providing protection

To build skills, stay adaptable and take up opportunities such as training

To refuse to learn anything new

To rely entirely on the government

To avoid all change

Because only the government can act

Because government schemes only work if individuals take them up, and individuals need government support

Because only individuals can act

Because no response is ever needed

Give a general answer with no specific challenge

Mention only the government

Match each response to a specific challenge and show both government and individual roles

List responses without any reasons