Lesson 3.9
3.9 Ethical responses to globalisation Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Geography, Unit 4
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The 20 questions
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Which network of local communities promotes ethical local sourcing to increase sustainability?
- Mega cities
- Trade blocs
- Special economic zones
- Transition towns
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Which scheme aims to reduce global trade inequalities and improve conditions for farmers?
- Privatisation
- Fair trade
- Deregulation
- Protectionism
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Which UK campaign organisation works alongside local authorities to promote recycling and reduce litter?
- Greenpeace International
- Fairtrade Foundation
- Keep Britain Tidy
- Oxfam
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Which groups promote local sourcing as an ethical response?
- Transnational corporations
- National governments
- Multinational banks
- Local groups and NGOs
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What key objective does local sourcing primarily aim to improve?
- Free trade volume
- Sustainability
- Global consumerism
- Foreign direct investment
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Which entities promote fair trade and ethical consumption schemes?
- Global stock exchanges
- Energy monopolies
- NGOs and pressure groups
- Shipping conglomerates
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Increased awareness of which issue has driven the growth of localism?
- Rapid urban migration
- Consumer society impacts
- Trade tariff removal
- Decreasing transport costs
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According to the specification, how does the use of recycling vary?
- By product and place
- By season and time
- By altitude and slope
- By weather and tide
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Which problem does fair trade aim to reduce in global trade?
- Import tariffs
- Shipping costs
- Currency fluctuations
- Wealth inequalities
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What is a major economic disadvantage associated with local sourcing?
- Lower transport costs
- Reduced tariff barriers
- Higher consumer prices
- Increased carbon emissions
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Localism is primarily a response to the negative impacts of which phenomenon?
- Consumer society
- De-industrialisation
- Privatisation
- Trade protectionism
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Fair trade schemes are designed to improve working conditions for which group?
- Producers and workers
- TNC shareholders
- High-income consumers
- Government officials
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Which scheme is promoted by local groups like Transition Towns?
- Trade deregulation
- Local sourcing
- Offshore outsourcing
- Containerisation
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Which social benefit is directly linked to fair trade schemes?
- Free higher education
- Automated factory production
- Better working conditions
- Reduced income tax
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What measure of human environmental impact can recycling help reduce?
- Ecological footprint
- Urban sprawl index
- Carbon capture rate
- Gross domestic product
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Which term describes a focus on local solutions and local sourcing as a response to global consumption?
- Glocalisation
- Offshoring
- Localism
- Autarky
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A fair trade scheme raises a farmer's income from £4,000 by 15 per cent. What is the new income?
- £4,600
- £600
- £3,400
- £4,150
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Ethical consumption choices by consumers aim to reduce which environmental issue?
- Environmental degradation
- Volcanic emissions
- Tectonic risk
- Solar radiation
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Which activity helps manage resource consumption in a consumer society?
- Fast fashion
- Containerisation
- Offshoring
- Recycling
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What is an environmental benefit often associated with local sourcing?
- Greater plastic waste
- Reduced food miles
- Higher resource depletion
- Increased ocean shipping
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