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Downloadable Test Bank – Crossing Borders, Fifth Edition, by Chernotsky, Hobbs, Kauffman, and Allgayer

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  • Published by CQ Press (2025)
  • 685 practice questions across all 12 chapters
  • Answers for all 498 multiple choice and true/false
  • 115 fill in the blank questions and 72 essays with guidance
  • Quiz yourself on security, prosperity and identity
  • Test bank as 12 Word files, emailed within hours
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Crossing Borders practice questions with guidance for writing about world issues

This test bank contains 685 practice questions across all 12 chapters of the fifth edition of Crossing Borders. Each chapter includes multiple choice, true/false and fill in the blank questions with correct answers, plus essay questions with suggested responses or points to cover. In the chapter on political security, for example, you can write your own definition of realism and compare it with the suggested response.

Which edition of Crossing Borders does this cover?

This test bank follows the CQ Press fifth edition of Crossing Borders: International Studies for the 21st Century. Check your course book for paperback ISBN 9781071916308 or ebook ISBN 9781071916278. This edition lists Brenda M. Kauffman and Sasha Allgayer alongside Harry I. Chernotsky and Heidi H. Hobbs.

How can I check my answers?

The test bank gives a correct answer for each multiple choice and true/false question. For the essay practice questions, write your response first, then compare it with the explanation or points to cover. In the chapter on identity, for example, you can check whether your examples illustrate the ways people learn a culture.

Question type Count Answers
Multiple choice 383 Correct answer
True/false 115 Correct answer
Fill in the blank 115 Correct answer
Essay 72 Suggested response or points to cover

Find the chapter your class is reading

Chapter Questions
1. Getting Your Global Bearings: Navigating the World 60
2. Point of Departure: Planet Earth 63
3. Jump-Starting the Trip: The Role of Technology 53
4. Searching for Security: The Political World 64
5. Challenges to Security 56
6. Economic Prosperity: The Global Economy 59
7. Challenges to Prosperity 52
8. Protecting Identity: The People of the World 56
9. Challenges to Identity 52
10. Managing the World: Cooperation at the Global Level 58
11. Challenges to Cooperation 56
12. Connecting to the World: Where Do You Go from Here? 56

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Choose your response before turning the card to check it.

A department combines geography, economics and cultural analysis to examine life across national boundaries. Which field best describes its program?

  • A. Diplomatic history
  • B. Public administration
  • C. Comparative government
  • D. International studies

Correct answer: D. International studies

A research team studies ocean waters beyond any single country's jurisdiction. What term describes resources shared in this way?

  • A. Areas in a domestic reserve
  • B. Areas in a regional trading bloc
  • C. Areas under a national concession
  • D. Areas in the global commons

Correct answer: D. Areas in the global commons

Nora runs a campaign that sends different online messages to retirees and people voting for the first time. What advantage of social media is she using?

  • A. Reinforcing existing party loyalties
  • B. Tailoring appeals to voter groups
  • C. Coordinating volunteers across districts
  • D. Publicizing endorsements from local leaders

Correct answer: B. Tailoring appeals to voter groups

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A seminar traces modern arguments about power back to the ancient historian who wrote about Athens and Sparta. Whose work should the class read?

  • A. The histories of Herodotus
  • B. The speeches of Demosthenes
  • C. The writings of Xenophon
  • D. The account by Thucydides

Correct answer: D. The account by Thucydides

An archivist is cataloging records from the last administration to govern Palestine under a League mandate. Which government produced those records?

  • A. The Italian government
  • B. The Ottoman government
  • C. The British government
  • D. The Belgian government

Correct answer: C. The British government

Families own most businesses in a small economy, and buyers and sellers set prices through exchange. Which economic system does this illustrate?

  • A. A system of worker cooperatives
  • B. A system of market capitalism
  • C. A system of central planning
  • D. A system of communal ownership

Correct answer: B. A system of market capitalism

Leila arrives abroad and feels both exhausted and unsettled as familiar social cues disappear. Which description best fits culture shock?

  • A. Adopting local customs through observation
  • B. Combining customs from neighboring societies
  • C. Passing customs to younger generations
  • D. Feeling distress in unfamiliar surroundings

Correct answer: D. Feeling distress in unfamiliar surroundings

A class is preparing a display about Malala Yousafzai. Which cause belongs at its center?

  • A. Securing access to education for girls
  • B. Extending voting rights to citizens overseas
  • C. Protecting religious sites in disputed territories
  • D. Providing safe refuge for displaced journalists

Correct answer: A. Securing access to education for girls

Several governments favor cleaner seas, yet each rejects limits that would cost its own fishing fleet money. What obstacle to cooperation does this illustrate?

  • A. A clash between national and collective interests
  • B. A shortage of data about fish populations
  • C. A disagreement about the location of boundaries
  • D. A gap in knowledge of maritime law

Correct answer: A. A clash between national and collective interests

Which student is taking part in study abroad?

  • A. Ravi studies a foreign language at his local college.
  • B. Mara works at a consulate in her hometown.
  • C. Luis earns course credit at a university overseas.
  • D. Ana volunteers locally with visiting exchange students.

Correct answer: C. Luis earns course credit at a university overseas.

How will I receive the chapter files?

After payment, Exam Banks emails you 12 Word files, one for each chapter. Delivery may take a few hours.

If we cannot deliver the files, or you receive a different product from the one described here, we will refund your purchase. Once the correct files are delivered, the sale is final.

Questions about studying with Crossing Borders

Can I use the test bank for the chapter on global cooperation on its own?
Yes. Open the Chapter 10 Word file for Managing the World: Cooperation at the Global Level. Chapter 11 has a separate file for Challenges to Cooperation.
Do the essay responses tell me what to include when I write about globalization?
Yes. For example, the Chapter 7 guidance identifies perspectives to address when you discuss how globalization affects developing and developed countries.
Does the final chapter have practice on study abroad and career choices?
Yes. Chapter 12 includes questions about studying abroad and essay questions about graduate study and work in international studies.

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