Quiz 7 artificiel

___ means the opportunity for all people to receive education despite barriers such as cost, distance, or social inequality.

• access to education

• formal education

• language education

• lifelong learning

• global curriculum

• professional education

access to education

A non-profit organization builds schools and learning centers in remote mountain villages so children can attend classes. This project improves ___.

• global competencies

• access to education

• international schools

• standardized tests

• professional education

• hands-on education

access to education

An online exchange program allows students from Japan and Peru to discuss traditions and daily life through video calls. This is an example of ___.

• cross-cultural education

• language education

• global curriculum

• professional education

• formal education

• standardized tests

cross-cultural education

___ helps students understand different cultures, values, and worldviews through dialogue and mutual respect.

• access to education

• lifelong learning

• cross-cultural education

• professional education

• standardized tests

• formal education

cross-cultural education

The ability to understand global issues, respect different perspectives, and communicate effectively across cultures is known as ___.

• language education

• global competencies

• international schools

• hands-on education

• professional education

• standardized tests

global competencies

Critical thinking, empathy, media literacy, and intercultural communication are examples of ___.

• professional education

• global competencies

• access to education

• standardized tests

• formal education

• language education

global competencies

A science course compares coral bleaching in Australia, deforestation in the Amazon, and air pollution in India instead of focusing on only one country. This reflects a ___.

• global curriculum

• standardized test

• professional education

• language education

• formal education

• lifelong learning

global curriculum

___ teaches subjects from an international perspective and emphasizes shared global challenges.

• access to education

• cross-cultural education

• global curriculum

• professional education

• standardized tests

• international schools

global curriculum

Schools, universities, grades, diplomas, and certified teachers are characteristics of ___.

• hands-on education

• formal education

• professional education

• lifelong learning

• language education

• international schools

formal education

A student completes classroom lessons, passes national exams, and receives an officially recognized certificate. This is an example of ___.

• lifelong learning

• formal education

• cross-cultural education

• global competencies

• access to education

• standardized tests

formal education

Students install solar panels, repair faulty wiring, and solve real technical problems instead of only reading textbooks. This is ___.

• professional education

• hands-on education

• formal education

• language education

• lifelong learning

• standardized tests

Hands-on education

___ emphasizes learning by doing through experiments, projects, and practical experience.

• standardized tests

• hands-on education

• global curriculum

• international schools

• access to education

• professional education

Hands-on education

A school in Dubai follows the International Baccalaureate instead of the national curriculum and enrolls students from over 60 countries. It is an example of ___.

• global competencies

• international schools

• standardized tests

• professional education

• language education

• formal education

international schools

Educational institutions serving expatriate families and often following international programs are called ___.

• formal education

• international schools

• global curriculum

• lifelong learning

• professional education

• access to education

international schools

Engineers attend a six-month English program focused on workplace communication, emails, and meetings. This is an example of ___.

• language education

• professional education

• hands-on education

• global competencies

• lifelong learning

• standardized tests

language education

Learning a second or foreign language for communication, grammar, and cultural understanding is called ___.

• global curriculum

• language education

• access to education

• international schools

• professional education

• formal education

language education

A retired person takes evening cybersecurity classes to improve digital skills after retirement. This is an example of ___.

• formal education

• lifelong learning

• standardized tests

• professional education

• language education

• cross-cultural education

lifelong learning

___ is the ongoing pursuit of knowledge throughout a person’s life through courses, workshops, reading, or hobbies.

• access to education

• lifelong learning

• hands-on education

• international schools

• standardized tests

• global curriculum

lifelong learning

Specialized training that prepares people for careers requiring certification, licensing, or advanced technical skills is called ___.

• professional education

• language education

• formal education

• lifelong learning

• access to education

• cross-cultural education

professional education

A university requires all international applicants to submit the same English exam so admissions officers can compare students fairly. This is an example of ___.

• professional education

• standardized tests

• international schools

• global curriculum

• hands-on education

• lifelong learning

standardized tests

___ use the same questions, scoring system, and testing conditions for every student.

• professional education

• standardized tests

• formal education

• cross-cultural education

• access to education

• language education

standardized tests