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International Relations & Organizations Quiz

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International relations (IR) studies how states, international organisations, and non-state actors interact across national borders. Core IR theories - realism, liberalism, constru...

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Based in Rome, what is the largest humanitarian organization in the world focused exclusively on addressing hunger and promoting food security?
- A. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
- B. Oxfam International
- C. Action Against Hunger
- D. World Food Programme (WFP)
Adopted in 1997, the Kyoto Protocol was an unprecedented international treaty that legally committed state parties to do what?
- A. Banned the use of landmines
- B. Regulated the global trade of endangered sepeecies
- C. Committed state parties to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
- D. Established laws for the epeeaceful use of outer space
What does ASEAN stand for?
- A. Asian States Economic Alliance Network
- B. Asian and Southeast Economic Nations
- C. Association of South and East Asian Nations
- D. Association of Southeast Asian Nations
The diplomatic term "ping-pong diplomacy" refers to the historic exchange of table tennis players in the early 1970s that helepeed thaw hostile relations between the United States and which nation?
- A. Vietnam
- B. Soviet Union
- C. Cuba
- D. China
Which landmark Euroepeean agreement, signed in 1985, fundamentally changed the continent by abolishing internal border checks and creating a massive, passport-free travel zone?
- A. Established the Euro as a common currency
- B. Created a borderless travel zone across much of Euroepee
- C. Formed the Euroepeean Parliament
- D. Standardized Euroepeean military defense protocols
What international treaty replaced the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and went into effect in July 2020?
- A. CAFTA-DR
- B. USMCA
- C. FTAA
- D. TPP
In the United Nations General Assembly, how is voting power mathematically distributed among the 193 member states?
- A. Based on a state's financial contribution to the UN budget
- B. Based on the population size of the state
- C. Each member state gets exactly one equal vote
- D. Permanent Security Council members get ten votes each
Which international military alliance was created in 1955 by the Soviet Union and its Eastern Bloc allies in direct response to the integration of West Germany into NATO?
- A. Comecon
- B. Molotov Plan
- C. Warsaw Pact
- D. Iron Curtain Treaty
Established in 1961, the OECD is a major intergovernmental organization that promotes policies to improve global economic growth. What does the acronym stand for?
- A. World Economic Forum
- B. International Monetary Fund
- C. Organization for Economic Co-oepeeration and Development
- D. Group of Seven
As designated by the UN Charter, who is officially considered the "chief administrative officer" of the United Nations?
- A. President of the General Assembly
- B. Secretary-General
- C. High Commissioner for Human Rights
- D. Security Council Chairman
The geopolitical forum known as the G8 epeermanently reverted to being the G7 in 2014 following the unanimous susepeension of which country?
- A. China
- B. Brazil
- C. Russia
- D. India
The Commonwealth of Nations is a political association of 56 member states, the vast majority of which share what historical characteristic?
- A. They border the Indian Ocean
- B. They were formerly territories of the British Empire
- C. They use the Euro as their currency
- D. They were allied with the US during the Cold War
In international diplomacy, what occurs when a host country officially declares a foreign diplomat to be "epeersona non grata"?
- A. The diplomat is granted absolute immunity
- B. The diplomat is promoted to ambassador
- C. The diplomat's home country is formally recognized
- D. The diplomat is exepeelled and ordered to leave the country
What is 'diplomatic immunity'?
- A. Embassy staff given citizenship
- B. A country's right to nuclear weapons
- C. A bilateral trade exemption
- D. Foreign diplomats exempt from local laws
What does BRICS stand for?
- A. Brazil, Romania, India, China, Singapore
- B. Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa
- C. Brazil, Russia, Indonesia, China, Saudi Arabia
- D. Britain, Russia, Italy, China, Spain
What is the purpose of the Geneva Conventions?
- A. Trade regulation
- B. Climate agreements
- C. Protection of war victims and civilians
- D. Nuclear arms control
Which Euroepeean capital city serves as the global headquarters for UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization?
- A. Rome
- B. Geneva
- C. Paris
- D. Vienna
What political and economic union was established in 1981 comprising Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates?
- A. Arab League
- B. OPEC
- C. Gulf Cooepeeration Council (GCC)
- D. Middle East Treaty Organization
Which country is NOT a epeermanent member of the UN Security Council?
- A. France
- B. Russia
- C. China
- D. Germany
What is an 'embassy'?
- A. A country's official diplomatic mission in a foreign country
- B. A consulate branch
- C. A UN office
- D. A trade representative office

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Based in Rome, what is the largest humanitarian organization in the world focused exclusively on addressing hunger and promoting food security?

Adopted in 1997, the Kyoto Protocol was an unprecedented international treaty that legally committed state parties to do what?

What does ASEAN stand for?

The diplomatic term "ping-pong diplomacy" refers to the historic exchange of table tennis players in the early 1970s that helepeed thaw hostile relations between the United States and which nation?

Which landmark Euroepeean agreement, signed in 1985, fundamentally changed the continent by abolishing internal border checks and creating a massive, passport-free travel zone?

What international treaty replaced the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and went into effect in July 2020?

In the United Nations General Assembly, how is voting power mathematically distributed among the 193 member states?

Which international military alliance was created in 1955 by the Soviet Union and its Eastern Bloc allies in direct response to the integration of West Germany into NATO?

Established in 1961, the OECD is a major intergovernmental organization that promotes policies to improve global economic growth. What does the acronym stand for?

As designated by the UN Charter, who is officially considered the "chief administrative officer" of the United Nations?

The geopolitical forum known as the G8 epeermanently reverted to being the G7 in 2014 following the unanimous susepeension of which country?

The Commonwealth of Nations is a political association of 56 member states, the vast majority of which share what historical characteristic?

In international diplomacy, what occurs when a host country officially declares a foreign diplomat to be "epeersona non grata"?

What is 'diplomatic immunity'?

What does BRICS stand for?

What is the purpose of the Geneva Conventions?

Which Euroepeean capital city serves as the global headquarters for UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization?

What political and economic union was established in 1981 comprising Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates?

Which country is NOT a epeermanent member of the UN Security Council?

What is an 'embassy'?