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Glst 220-quiz 1
Liberty University
CQ Knowledge
What cultural differences will most influence this project?
CQ Drive
What's your motivation for engaging with the cultural dimensions of this project?
CQ Strategy
How will you plan in light of the cultural differences?
CQ Action
How do you need to adapt your behavior to function effectively on this project?
God had always planned to send Jesus.
True.
Cultural intelligence is something that comes automatically based on where someone has
worked, studied, or lived.
False.
How does Vaughan Roberts define the Kingdom of God?
God's people in God's place under God's rule and blessing.
Cultural intelligence is the capability to function effectively across national, ethnic, and
organizational cultures.
True.
The two parallel tracks that this course will take are:
The Grand Narrative and Cultural Intelligence.
Which of the following is not a sub-dimension of CQ Strategy?
Speaking.
An example of cross-cultural communication discussed in the video is:
All of the above.
One could sum up the pattern of God's kingdom as GOd's people. In God's place, under God's
rule and blessing.
True.
According to Roberts, which is more important, the spiritual world or the physical world?
Neither one is ranked above the other.
Leadership today is a multicultural challenge.
True.
The most pressing issue executives identify for why cultural intelligence is needed is:
All of the above.
Most of the world is collectivist, hierarchical, and values saving face above being direct.
True.
In what settings can we use CQ for effective intercultural communication?
All of the above.
The Partial Kingdom
Through the exodus from Egypt, God makes Abraham's descendants his very own people. At
Mount Sinai, he gives them his law so that they might live under his rule and enjoy his blessing,
as Adam and Eve had done before they sinned. The blessing is marked chiefly by God's presence
with his people in the tabernacle. Under Joshua they enter the land and, by the time of Kings
David and Solomon, they enjoy peace and prosperity there. That was the high point of the
history of Israel. They were God's people in God's place, the land of Canaan, under God's rule
and therefore enjoying his blessing. But the promises to Abraham had still not been completely
fulfilled.
The Perished Kingdom
Adam and Eve are no longer under GOd's rule, so they do not enjoy His blessing.
The Pattern of the Kingdom
God's original creation shows us a model of His kingdom as it was meant to be.
The Promised Kingdom
Through Abraham's descendants, God will re-establish His kingdom. They will be His people,
living in His land and enjoying His blessing and through them all peoples on earth will be
blessed.
The Present Kingdom
The waiting was over; God's king had come to establish God's kingdom. His life, teaching, and
miracles all proved that he was who he said he was. God himself in human form. He had the
power to put everything right again, and he chose a very surprising way of doing it by dying in
weakness on a cross. It was by his death that Jesus dealt with the problem of sin and made it
possible for human beings to come back into relationship with his Father.
The Perfected Kingdom
One day Christ will return. There will be a great division. His enemies will be separated from his
presence in hell, but his people will join him in a perfect new creation. Then, at last, the gospel
promises will be completely fulfilled.
The Proclaimed Kingdom
He ascended into heaven and made it clear that there would be a delay before he returned. The
delay is to enable more people to hear about the good news of Christ so they can put their trust
in him and be ready for him when he comes.
The Prophesied Kingdom
During this depressing period in their history. God spoke to the people of Israel and Judah
through some messengers. He explained that they were being punished for their sin, but still
offered hope for the future.
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