International Organizations and Indian Polity
Comprehensive test covering United Nations and League of Nations structure, international relations, and Indian parliamentary system including Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha, states, and union territories.
Questions
A society which is governed for the good of all is called
- Capitalist Society
- Socialist Society
- Anarchy
- Dictatorship
Internationalism leads to
- interference by one nation into the matter of other nation
- the domination of a nation or a group of nations over other nations or a group of nations
- useful co-operations among the nations
- perpetual warfare among the nations
Who accords recognition to a political party as a national party?
- The President
- The Law Minister
- The Lok Sabha Speaker
- The Election Commission
The United Nations Charter was signed in
- Postdam
- Yalta
- San Francisco
- Tehran
Where is the permanent head quarter of International Court of Justice?
- London
- Moscow
- Washington
- The Hague
Which of the following is the main obstacle in the way of development of Internationalism?
- Sovereignity of the state
- Racial discrimination
- Imperialism and colonialism
- All of the above
Which of the following is not a specialised agency of U.N.O.?
- International Labour Organisation
- International Monetary Fund
- World Health Organisation
- World Hockey Federation
Of the following which is the main course for the progress of Internationalism in the world?
- Growing trade competition among the nations
- Race of supremacy among the nations
- Opposition to the establishment of world government
- Growing interdependence of the nation on one another in the field of education, trade and technology
Of the following which country is not the permanent member of the Security Council?
- Russia
- U.S.A.
- Britain
- Italy
Which one of the following is the essential function of the General Assembly?
- To discuss the problems facing the world.
- To prepare the whole budget for U.N.O. and to find out the ways and means to meet the expenses therein.
- To prepare and improve the International Laws.
- All of the above
The Indian who was elected as the President of the General Assembly at its eighth sesssion was
- Krishna Mohan
- Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru
- Mrs. Vijai Lakshmi Pandit
- Sardar Swaran Singh
Which of the following is incorrect regarding the Security Council?
- The meetings of the Security Council are generally held twice a month.
- The permanent representatives of the member states of the Security Council remain permanently at the headquarter of U.N.O.
- The office of its President is occupied by its members turn by turn every month, according to alphabetical orders of their names.
- The veto power is with its non-permanent members only.
The number of states in India has reached
- 18
- 20
- 28
- 24
Which of the following organisation was established to promote peace and co-operation among the nations of the world?
- The Holy Alliance
- The League of Nations
- The United Nations Organisation
- All of the above
The League of Nations was established in
- 1917
- 1918
- 1919
- 1920
Where is the headquarters of the World Health Organisation?
- New York
- Rome
- London
- Geneva
Where is the headquarters of the Food and Agricultural Organisation?
- Rome
- London
- Geneva
- New York
The main organ of U.N.O. is the
- General Assembly
- Security Council
- International Court of Justice
- All of the above
The General Assembly of the U.N.O. holds its meetings
- once a year
- twice a year
- once in two years
- once in three years
Which of the following countries is not the member of General Assembly of the U.N.O.?
- Myanmar
- Afghanistan
- Taiwan
- People Republic of China
The maximum strength of the Lok Sabha has become
- 260
- 500
- 525
- 545
The questions asked in the Parliament during question hour are of what types?
- Starred questions
- Unstarred questions
- Neither starred questions, nor unstarted questions
- Starred and unstarred questions both
Total number of union territories is
- 5
- 7
- 10
- 11
The maximum strength of the Rajya Sabha is
- 240
- 250
- 260
- 270
Which of the following was not the work of the League of Nations?
- To prevent wars in the world.
- To encourage the feelings of co-operation among the nations.
- To settle the disputes among the nations in a peaceful manner.
- To make every nation militarily strong.