Crossing Borders; International Studies for the 21st Century Second Edition Test Bank

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TestbankChapter 1–Getting Your Global Bearings: Navigating the WorldType: F1. __________ examines the broad array of human relationships that involve cross-borderinteractions.@ Learning objective number: 1-1;Cognitive domain:Comprehension;Answer location:p. 4;Question type: MCa. International relationsb. International economicsc. International sciences*d. International studiese. None of the above.2.What is international studies?@ Learning objective number: 1-1;Cognitive domain: Knowledge; Answer location: p. 4;Question type: MCa. A field of inquiry that studies the politics and policy of a state and its government.*b. A field of inquiry that examines the broad array of geographic, political, economic, social,and cultural interactions and relationships that cross borders.c. A field of inquiry that studies relationships among countries, with a focus on sovereign states,international organizations, and transnational corporations.d. A field of inquiry that examines strategies chosen by states to protect their national interestsand interact with other states.3.Which of the following isNOTa discipline international studies draws upon?@ Learning objective number: 1-1;Cognitive domain:Application;Answer location:p. 4;Question type: MC*a.Geologyb. Historyc.Geographyd.Languages4. International studies often draws upon multiple disciplines and perspectives, including@ Learning objective number: 1-1;Cognitive domain:Comprehension; Answer location: p. 4;Question type: MCa.Political scienceb.Sociologyc.Economicsd.A and C only*e.A, B, and Cf.None of the above.5. The main unit of analysis forpoliticalbordersis@ Learning objective number: 1-2;Cognitive domain: Knowledge;Answer location:p. 5;Question type: MC

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