Test 1 - pakarbiter

Q1. According to Article 12 of the United Nations Charter, when is the General Assembly restricted from making recommendations on a dispute or situation?

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A. When the Security Council is actively exercising its functions on that matter, unless the Council requests otherwise

B. When the dispute involves non-member states

C. When the issue is economic or cultural in nature

D. When the General Assembly is in emergency session

Q2. According to Article 7 of the United Nations Charter, which of the following is not one of the principal organs of the UN?

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A. The International Court of Justice

B. The International Monetary Fund

C. The International Monetary Fund

D. The General Assembly

Q3. According to Article 3 of the United Nations Charter, who are considered the original Members of the United Nations?

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A. Only the most powerful countries in the world

B. States that participated in the San Francisco Conference or signed the 1 January 1942 Declaration and ratified the Charter

C. Any state that applies for membership after 1950

D. States that have a permanent seat in the Security Council

Q4. According to Article 10 of the United Nations Charter, what power does the General Assembly have?

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A. It may dissolve any UN organ unilaterally

B. It can enforce international treaties directly

C. It has the power to override Security Council decisions

D. It may discuss any matter within the scope of the Charter and make recommendations to UN Members or the Security Council

Q5. According to Article 2 of the United Nations Charter, what is the fundamental principle on which the UN is based?

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A. The economic superiority of developed countries

B. The sovereign equality of all its Members

C. The requirement for all nations to follow a single political system

D. The dominance of powerful nations

Q6. According to Article 4 of the United Nations Charter, which condition is required for a state to become a UN member?

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A. The state must be one of the largest economies in the world

B. The state must be peace-loving, accept the obligations of the Charter, and be able and willing to carry them out, with admission approved by the General Assembly upon Security Council recommendation

C. The state must be invited by at least half of the current UN members

D. The state must have a permanent seat on the Security Council

Q7. Under Article 11, if a situation is likely to endanger international peace and security, what may the General Assembly do?

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A. Call the attention of the Security Council

B. Take military action directly

C. Expel the state without further procedure

D. Impose sanctions on its own

Q8. Which of the following is a duty of UN Members under Article 2 of the UN Charter?

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A. To assist only allied countries, ignoring UN actions

B. To prioritize national interests over international peace

C. To intervene in each other’s domestic affairs at will

D. To settle international disputes by peaceful means and refrain from the threat or use of force

Q9. Under Article 11 of the UN Charter, to whom may the General Assembly make recommendations about international peace and security?

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A. To the International Monetary Fund

B. Only to the Secretary-General

C. To the Members, to the Security Council, or to both

D. Only to non-member states

Q10. The Preamble of the United Nations Charter emphasizes which fundamental principle?

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A. Freedom for all governments to ignore treaties

B. Faith in fundamental human rights, dignity, and equal rights of men and women

C. Economic dominance of powerful nations

D. Promotion of only military strength

Q11. Which of the following is a purpose of the United Nations as stated in Article 1 of the UN Charter?

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A. To prioritize certain races or religions over others

B. To control the internal politics of member states

C. To regulate national tax policies

D. To develop friendly relations among nations based on equal rights and self-determination

Q12. According to the Preamble of the United Nations Charter, what is the primary purpose of the UN?

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A. To expand territorial boundaries

B. To impose a single global government

C. To control global trade

D. To save succeeding generations from the scourge of war

Q13. According to Article 9 of the United Nations Charter, how is representation in the General Assembly defined?

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A. Only founding members can participate in the General Assembly

B. All UN Members are part of the General Assembly, with no more than five representatives each

C. Each Member State must have exactly one representative

D. Representation is based on population size of the Member State

Q14. According to Article 6 of the United Nations Charter, how can a Member State be expelled from the UN?

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A. By a ruling of the International Court of Justice

B. By a decision of the General Assembly upon the recommendation of the Security Council

C. By a majority vote of all Member States

D. By the Secretary-General’s order

Q15. What does Article 11 of the UN Charter clarify about the powers of the General Assembly?

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A. That they are only applicable to regional disputes

B. That they do not limit the general scope of Article 10

C. That they must be approved by the International Court of Justice

D. That they override the powers of the Security Council

Q16. ccording to Article 1 of the United Nations Charter, what is the primary method for maintaining international peace and security?

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A. By allowing nations to resolve conflicts individually without cooperation

B. By promoting economic competition among nations

C. By imposing military dominance on weaker nations

D. By taking effective collective measures for prevention and removal of threats, and settling disputes peacefully

Q17. According to Article 5 of the United Nations Charter, who can suspend a UN Member from its rights and privileges?

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A. The General Assembly, upon the recommendation of the Security Council

B. The Secretary-General alone

C. The International Court of Justice

D. Any Member state by majority vote

Q18. How does the Preamble of the United Nations Charter propose to maintain international peace and security?

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A. By uniting strength, accepting principles, and instituting methods to prevent misuse of armed force

B. By allowing nations to act independently without consultation

C. By promoting competition between nations

D. By prioritizing economic growth over peace

Q19. According to Article 8 of the United Nations Charter, what is the UN's policy on gender eligibility for participation in its organs?

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A. Only women can participate in social and cultural organs

B. Only men can participate in decision-making roles

C. Both men and women are equally eligible to participate in any capacity

D. Gender-based quotas are mandatory for participation

Q20. According to Article 11 of the United Nations Charter, what may the General Assembly consider regarding peace and security?

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A. The formation of regional military alliances

B. The suspension of international trade agreements

C. The economic development strategies of non-member states

D. The general principles of cooperation, including disarmament and regulation of armaments

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