Question 1

By the end of 2017, where will the global population be concentrated?&#10;A) USA&#10;B) North America&#10;C) Asia and Africa&#10;D) Europe&#10;E) Australia.

Accepted Answer

By the end of 2017, the global population was predominantly concentrated in Asia and Africa. Asia, with countries like China and India, has the largest population numbers, while Africa's population is rapidly growing, making these two continents the most populous.

Question 2

By 2030, what is the projected global population?&#10;A) 8.6 billion&#10;B) 20 billion&#10;C) 4 billion&#10;D) 12 billion&#10;E) 6.5 billion.

Accepted Answer

The United Nations projects that the global population will reach approximately 8.6 billion by 2030.

Question 3

What areas of the world accepted the largest number of immigrants between 1905 and 2015?&#10;A) Central Asia&#10;B) North America and Europe&#10;C) Asia and Africa&#10;D) Europe&#10;E) Australia.

Accepted Answer

Between 1905 and 2015, North America and Europe accepted the largest number of immigrants, driven by economic opportunities, political stability, and relatively open immigration policies.

Question 4

----------- is a permissive attitude toward those persons who are different.&#10;A) Acceptance&#10;B) Empathy&#10;C) Sympathy&#10;D) Tolerance&#10;E) None of the above.

Accepted Answer

Tolerance refers to a fair, objective, and permissive attitude towards those whose opinions, practices, race, religion, nationality, etc., differ from one's own. It embodies the idea of allowing and respecting differences without necessarily agreeing or sympathizing with them.

Question 5

----------- is thinking, feeling, and behaving in a manner respecting and consistent with diversity.&#10;A) Acceptance&#10;B) Empathy&#10;C) Sympathy&#10;D) Tolerance&#10;E) None of the above.

Accepted Answer

Acceptance is the correct answer because it involves acknowledging and valuing differences among people, which is essential for respecting and being consistent with diversity.

Question 6

------------ is defined as the actions associated with diversity beliefs, values, and acceptance.&#10;A) Acceptance&#10;B) Empathy&#10;C) Sympathy&#10;D) Tolerance&#10;E) Inclusion.

Accepted Answer

Inclusion refers to the actions and practices that ensure diverse individuals are accepted, valued, and integrated into a group or organization.

Question 7

What is an environment where more than one culture thrives each contributing to the larger culture?&#10;A) Duality&#10;B) Empathy&#10;C) Multiculturalism&#10;D) Tolerance&#10;E) Homogeneity.

Accepted Answer

Multiculturalism refers to an environment or society where multiple different cultures coexist and contribute to the larger culture, promoting diversity and inclusiveness.

Question 8

-------------is the cumulative deposit and passing down of knowledge (everything learned), experience, beliefs, values, attitudes, meanings, language, communication (ways of interacting) hierarchies, religion, artifacts, and material objects acquired by a group of people during generations through individual and group existence and behaviors.

A) Culture
B) Company
C) Small group
D) Structure
E) Entity.

Accepted Answer

Culture encompasses the cumulative deposit of knowledge, beliefs, values, and material objects acquired by a group of people across generations. This definition aligns with the concept of culture, which includes all learned and shared aspects of life passed down within a society.

Question 9

Values, heroes, rites and rituals, and social networks are what Deal and Kennedy posit are attributes of a(n):&#10;A) Weak culture&#10;B) Strong culture&#10;C) International culture&#10;D) Composite culture&#10;E) None of the above.

Accepted Answer

Deal and Kennedy argue that values, heroes, rites and rituals, and social networks are attributes of a strong culture, which helps in guiding the behavior of individuals within an organization.

Question 10

---------- holds that a person's beliefs, values, and practices should be understood in the context of the individual's culture.&#10;A) Nihilism&#10;B) Ethics&#10;C) Morality&#10;D) Cultural relativism&#10;E) Cultural ethnocentrism.

Accepted Answer

Cultural relativism is the principle that an individual's beliefs, values, and practices should be understood based on that person's own culture, rather than be judged against the criteria of another.

Deck 15: Culture, Diversity, and Inclusion