The Importance of Global Citizenship Quiz

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Someone who is not aware of world events
Someone who is aware of the wider world and takes an active role in their community (correct)
Someone who only focuses on their own country and community
Someone who believes they are more important than others

To develop cultural awareness and empathy, preserve the planet, and thrive in a global community (correct)
To ignore world events
To believe that one is more important than others
To focus only on one's own country and community

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<p>Build their own understanding of world events (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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A global citizen is someone who identifies with being part of a global community, beyond their local or national identity.

Global citizens believe that all people are interconnected and have shared humanity, regardless of their cultural, national, or socio-economic backgrounds.

Global citizenship is important because it fosters a sense of responsibility towards the world and its inhabitants, promoting a more inclusive and equitable global community.

Global citizens make choices, decisions, and speak out in ways that promote the well-being of the global community, respecting diversity and human rights.

Global citizenship helps young people to develop a deeper understanding of global issues, critical thinking, and empathy, enabling them to become active and engaged participants in shaping a better future.