Test 3 - pakarbiter

Q1. According to Article 27 of the UN Charter, what is required for the Security Council to make decisions on non-procedural matters?

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A. An affirmative vote of nine members, including the concurring votes of the permanent members

B. A vote by the General Assembly and the Security Council jointly

C. A simple majority of members present

D. A unanimous vote of all fifteen members

Q2. According to Article 28 of the UN Charter, where may the Security Council hold its meetings?

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A. Only at the national capital of the Secretary-General

B. Only at UN headquarters in Geneva

C. At the seat of the Organization or at other places it deems appropriate

D. Only through virtual conferencing platforms

Q3. According to Article 34 of the UN Charter, what power does the Security Council have regarding disputes or potential conflicts?

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A. It may impose immediate sanctions on all parties involved

B. It may investigate any dispute or situation that might lead to international friction or threaten peace and security

C. It must wait for a General Assembly resolution before acting

D. It may dissolve regional alliances involved in the dispute

Q4. According to Article 31 of the UN Charter, when may a UN Member State that is not on the Security Council participate in its discussions?

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A. When the Member requests to vote on a resolution

B. When invited by the Secretary-General only

C. When the Security Council considers that the Member's interests are specially affected

D. When the General Assembly grants permission

Q5. According to Article 38 of the UN Charter, when may the Security Council make recommendations for the pacific settlement of a dispute?

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A. If all the parties to the dispute request it

B. If the Secretary-General directs it

C. Only after a General Assembly resolution

D. If the International Court of Justice issues an opinion

Q6. According to Article 37 of the UN Charter, what must parties do if they fail to resolve a dispute through the peaceful means listed in Article 33?

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A. Seek mediation from a regional organization

B. Declare a ceasefire and withdraw unilaterally

C. Refer the dispute to the Security Council

D. Submit the matter to the General Assembly

Q7. According to Article 28 of the UN Charter, how must the Security Council be organized to carry out its functions?

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A. It must delegate its responsibilities to regional organizations

B. It must rotate its members every three months

C. It must be organized to function continuously, with each member represented at all times at the seat of the Organization

D. It must meet only when called upon by the General Assembly

Q8. According to Article 36 of the UN Charter, what may the Security Council do at any stage of a dispute?

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A. Suspend the membership of the disputing states

B. Immediately deploy peacekeeping forces

C. Recommend appropriate procedures or methods of adjustment

D. Declare a ceasefire without party consent

Q9. According to Article 35 of the UN Charter, under what condition may a non-member state bring a dispute to the Security Council or General Assembly?

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A. If it has observer status at the United Nations

B. If it is recognized by all five permanent members

C. If it accepts in advance the obligations of pacific settlement under the Charter

D. If it signs a treaty with the Secretary-General

Q10. According to Article 29 of the UN Charter, what authority does the Security Council have regarding subsidiary organs?

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A. It may dissolve any UN agency without General Assembly approval

B. It must consult the International Court of Justice before creating new bodies

C. It may establish such subsidiary organs as it deems necessary for the performance of its functions

D. It may assign its responsibilities to the Economic and Social Council

Q11. According to Article 30 of the UN Charter, what procedural authority does the Security Council have?

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A. It shall follow the procedural rules set by the General Assembly

B. It is required to get approval from the International Court of Justice for all procedural changes

C. It shall adopt its own rules of procedure, including the method of selecting its President

D. It must rotate the presidency alphabetically among all UN members

Q12. According to Article 26 of the UN Charter, what is the Security Council responsible for with the assistance of the Military Staff Committee?

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A. Conducting military operations under UN command

B. Formulating plans for the regulation of armaments to promote international peace and security

C. Monitoring all global arms manufacturing facilities

D. Establishing permanent armed forces for each Member State

Q13. According to Article 33 of the UN Charter, what must parties to a dispute do before seeking other actions?

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A. Suspend all diplomatic relations immediately

B. Request military assistance from the UN

C. Seek a solution by peaceful means such as negotiation, mediation, or arbitration

D. Appeal directly to the International Court of Justice

Q14. According to Article 36 of the UN Charter, how should legal disputes generally be resolved?

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A. By secret negotiations among permanent members

B. By involving regional military alliances

C. By a binding resolution of the General Assembly

D. By referring them to the International Court of Justice

Q15. According to Article 32 of the UN Charter, when may a non-member state or a UN Member not on the Security Council participate in a dispute discussion?

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A. If it submits a formal written request through the General Assembly

B. Only if the International Court of Justice recommends participation

C. Only when the Secretary-General grants special permission

D. If it is a party to the dispute under consideration by the Security Council

Q16. According to Article 39 of the UN Charter, what is the responsibility of the Security Council when a threat to peace or act of aggression is identified?

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A. To refer the matter directly to the International Court of Justice

B. To impose economic sanctions immediately, without consultation

C. To request the General Assembly to authorize military intervention

D. To determine the threat and make recommendations or decide on measures under Articles 41 and 42

Q17. According to Article 33 of the UN Charter, what can the Security Council do when it considers a dispute dangerous to international peace?

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A. Impose immediate sanctions without discussion

B. Call upon the parties to settle the dispute by peaceful means

C. Send peacekeeping troops without consent

D. Refer the matter to the General Assembly for voting

Q18. According to Article 35 of the UN Charter, who may bring a dispute or situation to the attention of the Security Council or General Assembly?

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A. Only states involved in armed conflict

B. Only permanent members of the Security Council

C. Only the Secretary-General

D. Any Member of the United Nations

Q19. According to Article 37 of the UN Charter, what may the Security Council do if it finds that the dispute threatens international peace and security?

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A. Dissolve diplomatic ties of the disputing parties

B. Call for elections in the affected regions

C. Impose immediate sanctions without consultation

D. Decide to take action under Article 36 or recommend terms of settlement

Q20. According to Article 27 of the UN Charter, how many votes does each member of the Security Council have?

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A. One vote

B. Votes based on population

C. Votes based on economic power

D. Two votes

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