Ch-6 Globalization || B-1 Pol. Science 12th class || MCQ Questions 2021-22

  


Globalization


1 Mark Question

Fill the blanks

1. ..... and ..... are economic organisations. -  WHO , IMF

2. It has a major role in promoting globalization. - Technology

3. The first meeting of the World Social Forum was held in 2001 in - Port Algore

4. Globalization is a ..... concept . - Multifunctional

5. Globalization tax resistance was done in India by - Leftists, Rightists


Tick ​​True or False against the following

6. Globalization is related to the flow of goods, capital and services from one country to another. - Right

7. Globalization is primarily a political concept. - Wrong

8. Globalization started spreading from 1993 onwards. - Wrong

9. India has benefited from globalization. - Right


The following question contains two statements. One is called Assertion A and the other is called Reason R. You have to examine both the statements and decide on the basis of the following codes and mark your answer.

Codes: (a) Both A and R are correct and R is the correct explanation of A. (b) Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A. (c) A is correct but R is wrong. (d) A is wrong and R is correct.

10. Statement A : Globalization is a capitalist process, whose main and ultimate objective is to promote capitalism. Reason R : Globalization benefits everyone whether they are developed countries or developing or underdeveloped. - (    c)

11. Statement A : Globalization has been opposed in India.
            Reason R : Globalization limits the role of the state. - ( a )      

12. Statement A : Globalization has increased the economic flow in the world.
            Reason R : Globalization is also a factor of cultural homogeneity. - ( b )      

13. Statement A : Leftists have supported globalization in India.
            Reason R : Employment opportunities have increased due to globalization. - ( d )      

14. Statement A : Technology has a major role in the spread of globalization.
           Reason R : The intensity of technology and information reduces the efficiency of the states. - (  c)

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