Question 1

Which is a nongovernmental organization?

Accepted Answer

A)  U.S. Information Agency 
B)  Oxfam 
C)  Committee on Public Information 
D)  Radio Sawa 
A)  U.S. Information Agency 
B)  Oxfam 
C)  Committee on Public Information 
D)  Radio Sawa B

Question 2

Amnesty International is known as a nongovernmental organization.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

Thought leaders trust NGOs more than government or corporations because they consider NGOs' motivation to be based on

Accepted Answer

A)  objectivity. 
B)  research. 
C)  logic. 
D)  morals. 
A)  objectivity. 
B)  research. 
C)  logic. 
D)  morals. D

Question 4

American government disseminating information worldwide is called public policy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Gift giving is common in Asian cultures.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

The U.S.government's efforts to "sell" America on the Afghanistan invasion were:

Accepted Answer

A)  successful. 
B)  met with mixed results. 
C)  frowned upon by foreign governments. 
D)  the most extensive since the Cold War. 
A)  successful. 
B)  met with mixed results. 
C)  frowned upon by foreign governments. 
D)  the most extensive since the Cold War.

Question 7

Research a local/regional public relations firm and note any potential or actual global clientele.Note how/why,you believe,that the firm landed the client(s),and what challenges it may have in keeping it against any competitors.

Accepted Answer

I researched a local public relations fi

Question 8

Today,almost one-fourth of all U.S.corporate profits are generated through international business.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Deriving "implicit" meanings rather than from "strict content" is indicative of this situation.

Accepted Answer

A)  mixed-motives 
B)  high context 
C)  low context 
D)  Western 
A)  mixed-motives 
B)  high context 
C)  low context 
D)  Western

Question 10

Today,almost every global public relations firm has an office in

Accepted Answer

A)  Boston. 
B)  Budapest. 
C)  Bangkok. 
D)  Beijing. 
A)  Boston. 
B)  Budapest. 
C)  Bangkok. 
D)  Beijing.

Question 11

The effort of American government to be the major disseminator of information around the globe is called

Accepted Answer

A)  cultural imperialism. 
B)  intervention tactic. 
C)  propaganda. 
D)  public diplomacy. 
A)  cultural imperialism. 
B)  intervention tactic. 
C)  propaganda. 
D)  public diplomacy.

Question 12

Religious involvement is stressed in the "World Citizens Guide."

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Companies operation in nations other than the U.S.are:

Accepted Answer

A)  faced with very different public relations challenges. 
B)  face stiff government regulations. 
C)  face the same public relations challenges as those not operating in other nations. 
D)  must operate under the guidelines of the CPI. 
A)  faced with very different public relations challenges. 
B)  face stiff government regulations. 
C)  face the same public relations challenges as those not operating in other nations. 
D)  must operate under the guidelines of the CPI.

Question 14

With regard to issues,such as labor,health,and the environment,nongovernmental organizations are perceived by the public as

Accepted Answer

A)  less credible than news media. 
B)  flawed because of lack of legislative infrastructure. 
C)  more credible than news media. 
D)  less credible than corporations. 
A)  less credible than news media. 
B)  flawed because of lack of legislative infrastructure. 
C)  more credible than news media. 
D)  less credible than corporations.

Question 15

Established in 1953 by President Eisenhower,this was the primary agency involved in shaping America's image abroad.

Accepted Answer

A)  American Public Information 
B)  Creel Committee 
C)  United States Information Agency 
D)  Voice of America 
A)  American Public Information 
B)  Creel Committee 
C)  United States Information Agency 
D)  Voice of America

Question 16

Which of the following is a basic objective for U.S.firms working for foreign governments?

Accepted Answer

A)  change attitudes and behaviors of dissident factions 
B)  to change public opinion 
C)  increase nationalism 
D)  decrease trade tariffs 
A)  change attitudes and behaviors of dissident factions 
B)  to change public opinion 
C)  increase nationalism 
D)  decrease trade tariffs

Question 17

A major reason why foreign corporations retain public relations counsel in the U.S.is to support expansion of their markets.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

From a public relations career standpoint,cite the advantages of taking foreign language classes.Be as specific as possible.Also,note how these classes fall short from a cultural and/or contextual framework.

Accepted Answer

From a public relations career standpoin

Question 19

There is increasing evidence that large corporations are:

Accepted Answer

A)  cooperating more with activist NGOs to enhance social responsibility. 
B)  expanding overseas more rapidly than in the U.S. 
C)  spend over $100 million annually on lobbying. 
D)  fighting NGOs on their efforts. 
A)  cooperating more with activist NGOs to enhance social responsibility. 
B)  expanding overseas more rapidly than in the U.S. 
C)  spend over $100 million annually on lobbying. 
D)  fighting NGOs on their efforts.

Question 20

Which of the following is a group,according to Ketchum's David Drobis,that is an important alliance/public to address the benefits of globalization?

Accepted Answer

A)  governmental organizations 
B)  public relations professionals 
C)  trade/banking institutions 
D)  nongovernmental organizations 
A)  governmental organizations 
B)  public relations professionals 
C)  trade/banking institutions 
D)  nongovernmental organizations

Exam 20: Global Public Relations

Which is a nongovernmental organization?

Amnesty International is known as a nongovernmental organization.

Thought leaders trust NGOs more than government or corporations because they consider NGOs' motivation to be based on

American government disseminating information worldwide is called public policy.

Gift giving is common in Asian cultures.

The U.S.government's efforts to "sell" America on the Afghanistan invasion were:

Research a local/regional public relations firm and note any potential or actual global clientele.Note how/why,you believe,that the firm landed the client(s),and what challenges it may have in keeping it against any competitors.

Today,almost one-fourth of all U.S.corporate profits are generated through international business.

Deriving "implicit" meanings rather than from "strict content" is indicative of this situation.

Today,almost every global public relations firm has an office in

The effort of American government to be the major disseminator of information around the globe is called

Religious involvement is stressed in the "World Citizens Guide."

Companies operation in nations other than the U.S.are:

With regard to issues,such as labor,health,and the environment,nongovernmental organizations are perceived by the public as

Established in 1953 by President Eisenhower,this was the primary agency involved in shaping America's image abroad.

Which of the following is a basic objective for U.S.firms working for foreign governments?

A major reason why foreign corporations retain public relations counsel in the U.S.is to support expansion of their markets.

From a public relations career standpoint,cite the advantages of taking foreign language classes.Be as specific as possible.Also,note how these classes fall short from a cultural and/or contextual framework.

There is increasing evidence that large corporations are:

Which of the following is a group,according to Ketchum's David Drobis,that is an important alliance/public to address the benefits of globalization?

What Is Public Relations

The Evolution of Public Relations

Ethics and Professionalism

Public Relations Departments and Firms

Research

Program Planning

Communication

Evaluation

Public Opinion and Persuasion

Conflict Management: Dealing With Issues,Risks,and Crises

Reaching Diverse Audiences

Public Relations and the Law

The Internet and Social Media

Preparing Materials for Mass Media

Radio and Television

Meetings and Events

Corporations

Entertainment, Sports, and Tourism

Politics and Government

Nonprofit, Health, and Education

Filters