This quiz works best with JavaScript enabled. Home > International > Relations > International Relations – Quiz 18 🏠 Homepage 📘 Download PDF Books 📕 Premium PDF Books International Relations Quiz 18 (20 MCQs) Quiz Instructions Select an option to see the correct answer instantly. 1. Is a sub-discipline of political science, it studies the relations amoung nations A) International society. B) Estate. C) International relations. D) None of above. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) International relations. 2. What proves that:From September 1930 onwards, the revolutionary movement of 1930-1931 gradually reached its peak? A) Use an armed uprising and establish a Soviet government. B) The movement took place enthusiastically and widely throughout the country. C) The land problem of farmers has been thoroughly resolved. D) A solid worker-farmer alliance has been achieved. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Use an armed uprising and establish a Soviet government. 3. Multifaceted activities such as signing agreements between countries, exchange of ambassadors, visits of the head of state, joint meetings, conferences..... A) International economic relations. B) International relations. C) International political relations. D) International cultural relations. E) International Technology Relations. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) International political relations. 4. Explain the consequences of the Treaty of Neuilly on Bulgaria? A) Bulgaria gained additional territories and resources. B) Bulgaria was granted independence and self-rule. C) Bulgaria lost significant territories and population. D) Bulgaria's borders remained unchanged. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Bulgaria lost significant territories and population. 5. The place where US ambassadors live. A) Camp David. B) White House. C) Embassy. D) Florida. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Embassy. 6. What is the term for the interconnectedness of states in the international system? A) Interdependence. B) Superpower. C) Anarchy. D) Dependency. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Interdependence. 7. Idea that democracies tend not to fight wars against one another and that the spread of democratic government can be the antidote to war in the international system A) Transnational Advocacy Networks (TANs. B) Constructivism. C) Democratic Peace Theory. D) Kantian Triangle. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Democratic Peace Theory. 8. The following assumption is an explanation of: "Wallerstein argues that all the institutions of the social world are continually being created and re-created. Therefore, any world system has necessarily a beginningand an end." A) Human nature. B) World System Theory. C) Dependency Theory. D) Human Security. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) World System Theory. 9. The main goal of the activities undertaken as part of the European Green Deal is for countries to achieve the European Union A) Climate neutrality by reducing greenhouse gas emissions. B) Energy mix and diversification of energy sources. C) Increasing the share of renewable energy and nuclear energy in energy production. D) Increasing the level of protection of endangered ecosystems. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Climate neutrality by reducing greenhouse gas emissions. 10. Who wrote the Politics among nations? A) Hans Jaochim Morgenthau. B) Immanuel Kant. C) Kenneth Waltz. D) E. H. Carr. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Hans Jaochim Morgenthau. 11. What is a national interest? A) The resolution of conflicts between nations. B) The establishment of diplomatic relations. C) The goals and priorities of a country. D) The protection of human rights. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) The goals and priorities of a country. 12. Which of the following was NOT a cause of WWI A) Collapse and Malfunction of Balance of Power and Concert System in Europe. B) Colonial, Economic, and Territorial Confrontation. C) No Economic Instability. D) Rise of Nationalism in Europe and Non-European Powers (Japan and the United States). Show Answer Correct Answer: C) No Economic Instability. 13. Debate eliminates options with high domestic costs even if they might be more successful in overall efforts leaving a more limited set of options A) Leadership Style. B) Groupthink. C) Satisficing Options. D) Poliheuristic Theory. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Poliheuristic Theory. 14. Consider the following statements I-The Ecosoc has 54 members. Each member has tenure of 3 years.II-One third of its members are chosen every year. Which among the above is/are correct? A) Only I. B) Only II. C) Both I and II. D) Neither I nor II. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Both I and II. 15. Consider the following statements I-The UNGA only passes resolutions, it does not make laws.II-The UNGA resolutions are binding on all member states. Which among the above is/are incorrect? A) Only I. B) Only II. C) Both I and II. D) Neither I nor II. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Only II. 16. What is the main principle of International Society in IR? A) It emphasizes the role of international organizations and non-governmental actors in shaping state choices and policy. B) It works on the premise of mutual benefits and international cooperation. C) It rejects power politics as the only possible outcome of IR. D) Order in international politics is maintained due to social bonds between states. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Order in international politics is maintained due to social bonds between states. 17. One event that illustrates Indonesia's role in international relations is..... A) Involved in the Gulf War. B) Active in the League of Nations Organization. C) As one of the pioneers of the founding of ASEAN. D) Actively sending troops to the Middle East with the aim of fighting on the side of Middle Eastern countries. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) As one of the pioneers of the founding of ASEAN. 18. The use of retaliatory threats against allies and friends of the state A) Direct. B) Extended. C) Immediate. D) General. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Extended. 19. ..... the principle that cares about interests of the others in that community enough to sacrifice their own interests to benefit others A) Dominance. B) Identity. C) Reciprocity. D) Collective goods. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Identity. 20. What was the main goal of the Marshall Plan? A) Rebuild war-torn European countries. B) Establish a military alliance against the Soviet Union. C) Provide military aid to developing countries. D) Spread communism in Eastern Europe. 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