GLST 220 Quiz 4
GLST 220 Quiz 4 Liberty University
Set 1
- Having the interest, confidence, and drive to adapt cross-culturally
- The millennium is the time immediately before the second coming: he will return after it. This “millennial age” will be a period of peace and righteousness in which more and more people will become Christians and the world will grow more godly.
- True/False: The story ended when Jesus died and then rose again.
- Short term mission trip volunteers should make sure that their trip is
- Leaders with low CQ are better able to drive growth in new cultural markets and effectively serve diverse customers.
- There is only one way to effectively assess your team’s progress toward becoming more culturally intelligent.
- Because it takes so long to learn a culture enough to be effective, short term mission trips are not effective.
- Cultural intelligence is not a proven way of enhancing your personal leadership capabilities and it provides a framework for designing a more effective global organization.
- The degree to which you’ve participated in multicultural teams does not play a role in helping you to adapt to various cultural situations.
- Some personality traits that are naturally built into us may predispose us to the way we relate to different cultures.
- True/False: Racial and linguistic differences are the only cultural factors to consider when leading a diverse church congregation.
- The most typical way organizations develop culturally intelligent teams is through learning and development initiatives.
- High CQ Drive provides leaders with the motivation to interact with their fellow negotiators.
- True/False: Everyone in a church should be ok worshipping with the same music and participating in the same activities. Churches shouldn’t have to adapt to various groups within their church.
- It takes a long time to fully understand a new culture to be effective in working within that culture.
- Whether you lead effectively is a reflection of your followers’ expectations of leaders.
- Emphasis on specifics and unique standards based on relationships
- 50% of leading executives identified cross-cultural leadership as the top management challenge for the next century.
- ensures some equality of access for everyone in society to basic resources
- True/False: Everyone naturally knows how to communicate across cultures.
- True/False: CQ Strategy is how we use the understanding we gain from CQ
- Changing verbal and nonverbal actions appropriately when interacting cross- culturally best describes
- Emphasis on quality of life
- True/False: CQ Knowledge includes growing our understanding of the distinct ways organizations celebrate successes, motivate teams, and share their stories.
- What does the creation story teach us about work?
Set 2
- In the history of Israel, the “blessing promise” is fulfilled in what ways?
- Emphasis on multitasking; can combine work and personal lives
- How many sons did Jacob have?
- What analogy was used in the video to define worldview?
- Why was it significant (and supernatural) that God promised many descendants to Abraham?
- Emphasis on the future circumstances and rewards
- Emphasis on non-emotional communication; hiding feelings
- The first 18 chapters of Exodus focus on the Israelites leaving Egypt. The rest of the book is about:
- Emphasis on rules and standards that apply to everyone
- Jacob’s favorite son who ended up in Egypt because of his brothers’ jealousy
- True/False: Our worldview is made up of our experiences, knowledge, religion, and cultural background.
- Emphasis on explicit communication
- What were the names of Isaac and Rebekah’s 2 sons?
- Establish the relationship before completing the task.
- True/False: CQ Strategy is the key link between our cultural understanding and behaving in ways that result in effective leadership.
- Emphasis on being busy and meeting goals
- Emphasis on assertiveness and achievement to get results
- What did God ask Abraham to do to Isaac?
- Leaders with high CQ Strategy
- Emphasis on indirect communication
- True/False: CQ Strategy is how we use the understanding we gain from CQ Knowledge.
- Roberts lays out the broad focus promises presented in various sections of the Old Testament. Match the promise with the scripture reference:
- God’s rule and blessing
- God’s people
- God’s place/land
- God’s king