Deck 7: International Relations and Global Agreements

Question 1

Which agreement is also known as COP21?

A)kyoto protocol
B)earth summit
C)paris agreement
D)none of these

Answer 1

paris agreement

Question 2

Generally, definitions of the Global North include……………….

A)the g8 countries
B)the united states,
C)all member states of the european union
D)all of the above

Answer 2

all of the above

Question 3

Which one of the following is not include the Global North?

A)canada
B)africa
C)all member states of the european union
D)israel

Answer 3

africa

Question 4

The Global South include ………………..

A)africa
B)brazil
C)india
D)all of the above

Question 5

The Bretton Woods Agreement is related to the following year………………..

A)1944
B)1945
C)1954
D)1955

Question 6

The dissolution of the Soviet Union is happened in ………………………

A)26 december 1981
B)26 december 1986
C)26 december 1991
D)26 december 1995

Question 7

Who was the eighth and final President of the USSR…………………….

A)mikhail gorbachev
B)joseph stalin
C)vladimir lenin
D)gennady yanayev

Question 8

After the dissolution of the Soviet Union it converts into…………….. Independent republics.

A)12
B)13
C)14
D)15

Question 9

The issue of Kyoto Conference were related to…………………….

A)terrorism
B)prohibition of nuclear tests
C)climate change
D)none of the above

Question 10

Which country's ruler was known as "Czar"?

A)england
B)france
C)belgium
D)russia

Question 11

…………..was the only leader of Soviet Union born after its establishment in 1922.

A)boris yeltsin
B)vladimir lenin
C)gennady yanayev
D)mikhail sergeyevich gorbachev

Question 12

Reasons of Soviet disintegration is ………………….

A)glasnost
B)perestroika
C)agricultural decrease
D)all of the above

Question 13

Unilateralism of United States is related to ………………….

A)korean crisis
B)formation of nam
C)collapse of ussr
D)none of these

Question 14

Who was the American President at the time of the collapse of USSR?

A)george h. w. bush
B)ronald reagan
C)bill clinton
D)george w. bush

Question 15

Who are the five nuclear weapon states (NWS) according to the NPT?

A)russia, the united states, the united kingdom, france and china
B)russia, the united states, israel, france and china
C)russia, the united states, germany, japan and china
D)russia, the united states, the united kingdom, pakistan and india

Question 16

Glasnost and Perestroika are the two famous policies put forward by……………

A)boris yeltsin
B)vladimir lenin
C)gennady yanayev
D)mikhail sergeyevich gorbachev

Question 17

The word Perestroika means………………….

A)restructuring
B)openness
C)towards capitalism
D)none of these

Question 18

The word Glasnost means………………….

A)restructuring
B)openness
C)towards capitalism
D)none of these

Question 19

The general assembly president serves the office for…………………

A)6 months
B)1 year
C)1.5 years
D)2 years

Question 20

Which organ consists of all the members of U.N

A)secretariat
B)general assembly
C)security council
D)international court of justice

Question 21

The idea of SAARC was put forward by

A)nehru
B)zia-ur rahman
C)benazir bhutto
D)zulfiker ali bhutto

Question 22

How many nuclear-weapon states are there under the NPT?

A)none - no one can have nuclear weapons
B)5
C)9
D)any state can have nuclear weapons

Question 23

Which country has conducted the largest number of nuclear tests?

A)france
B)united states
C)soviet union
D)china

Question 24

What are the "three pillars" of the NPT?

A)disarmament, non-proliferation, and peaceful uses of nuclear technology
B)nuclear-weapon-free zones, nuclear power, and regional stability
C)strategic bombers, icbms, and slbms
D)nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons