TCW PREMIDS Questions with
Correct Answers (VERIFIED)
awareness—ANSWER--knowledge and understanding of a particular activity, subject, etc.
choice—ANSWER--possible course of action
responsibility—ANSWER--the ability to act correctly and make decisions on your own
awareness—ANSWER--becoming coscious of global realities, interdependence, and
challenges brough about by globalization.
awareness—ANSWER--In globalization: awareness issues like economic inequality, climate
change, migration, cultural diversity, global governance, and technological disrutption
awareness—ANSWER--In globalization: recognizing how one's local actions (e.g,
consumption, voting, communication) have global impacts.
awareness—ANSWER--In globalization: developing sensitivity to cultural differences and
global interconnection
choice—ANSWER--acknowledging individuals, governments, and societies have agency to
act within the global system
choice—ANSWER--In globalization: choosing sustainable consumption, ethical investments,
or supporitng fair trade
, choice—ANSWER--in globalization: States choosing between protectionism or integration in
global markets.
choice—ANSWER--In globalization: communities choosing whether to embrace
multiculturalism or resist global cultural flows
choice—ANSWER--In globalization: exercising informed decision-making in political
participation and civic engagement
responsibility—ANSWER--accepting accountability for the consequences of one's choices
and actions in the global context
responsibility—ANSWER--In globalization: taking accountability for reducing carbon
footprints, supporting human rights, and promoting global justice
Responsibility—ANSWER--In globalization: governments recognizing their responsibility in
addressing global crises (refugees, pandemics, economic stability)
Responsibility—ANSWER--In globalization: citizens accepting responsibility as global citizens,
not just members of a nation-state
The ACR Model—ANSWER--in globalization emphasizes that individuals and societies must
first
become aware of global interdependence, then make conscious choices in how they
participate in it, and finally accept responsibility for their impacts—both positive and
negative—on the wider world. It is a way of linking personal values and actions to
global citizenship and ethical globalization.
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protected by copyright law, Copyrighted By Brittie Donald
Correct Answers (VERIFIED)
awareness—ANSWER--knowledge and understanding of a particular activity, subject, etc.
choice—ANSWER--possible course of action
responsibility—ANSWER--the ability to act correctly and make decisions on your own
awareness—ANSWER--becoming coscious of global realities, interdependence, and
challenges brough about by globalization.
awareness—ANSWER--In globalization: awareness issues like economic inequality, climate
change, migration, cultural diversity, global governance, and technological disrutption
awareness—ANSWER--In globalization: recognizing how one's local actions (e.g,
consumption, voting, communication) have global impacts.
awareness—ANSWER--In globalization: developing sensitivity to cultural differences and
global interconnection
choice—ANSWER--acknowledging individuals, governments, and societies have agency to
act within the global system
choice—ANSWER--In globalization: choosing sustainable consumption, ethical investments,
or supporitng fair trade
, choice—ANSWER--in globalization: States choosing between protectionism or integration in
global markets.
choice—ANSWER--In globalization: communities choosing whether to embrace
multiculturalism or resist global cultural flows
choice—ANSWER--In globalization: exercising informed decision-making in political
participation and civic engagement
responsibility—ANSWER--accepting accountability for the consequences of one's choices
and actions in the global context
responsibility—ANSWER--In globalization: taking accountability for reducing carbon
footprints, supporting human rights, and promoting global justice
Responsibility—ANSWER--In globalization: governments recognizing their responsibility in
addressing global crises (refugees, pandemics, economic stability)
Responsibility—ANSWER--In globalization: citizens accepting responsibility as global citizens,
not just members of a nation-state
The ACR Model—ANSWER--in globalization emphasizes that individuals and societies must
first
become aware of global interdependence, then make conscious choices in how they
participate in it, and finally accept responsibility for their impacts—both positive and
negative—on the wider world. It is a way of linking personal values and actions to
global citizenship and ethical globalization.
© 2026 Copyright. All Rights Reserved. This document is
protected by copyright law, Copyrighted By Brittie Donald
