Which statement best defines globalisation?, People communicating only within their own communities, Companies selling products only to local customers, Countries becoming more connected through trade, technology and culture, Countries ending all economic and cultural exchanges, What does Marshall McLuhan's expression “the global village” suggest about the modern world?, People in different countries can feel more closely connected, All international companies operate in one village, Every country has developed exactly the same culture, People no longer need to communicate internationally, A company sells its products worldwide. What does this mean?, It sells products in markets around the world, BIt sells products only in its home town, CIt sells products only to international travellers, DIt manufactures every product in every country, Which activities show how globalisation can influence everyday life?, Avoiding all international communication, Watching films and series from around the world, Communicating less with people in other countries, Buying only local products, A smartphone is designed in one country, its components come from several countries, and it is assembled elsewhere. What does this illustrate?, All production stages must happen in one country, Different countries can contribute to the same product, Smartphones cannot be sold internationally, Components are not necessary for smartphone production, Why is a smartphone a useful example of globalisation?, It does not depend on components or manufacturing, Its production and sale can connect companies across countries, It is always designed and assembled in the same country, It can only be used for communication inside one country, A customer pays for a smartphone in a shop. What is the customer's role in this transaction?, Assembler, Designer, Buyer, Seller, Globalisation can connect countries through trade, technology, communication, travel and culture., True, False, A smartphone must be designed and assembled in the same country to be an example of globalisation., True, False, Which example best demonstrates cultural globalisation?, Paying for a product in a shop, Designing electronic components, Assembling a smartphone in a factory, Watching a TV series produced in another country, How can social media contribute to the global village?, By requiring every user to live in the same country, By replacing every form of international trade, By helping people communicate across national borders, By preventing people from sharing ideas internationally, Which statement distinguishes a buyer from a seller?, A buyer creates a product, while a seller transports it, A buyer exports every product, while a seller imports it, A buyer assembles a product, while a seller designs it, A buyer purchases a product, while a seller offers it for sale
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