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1. What are some common challenges faced by the United Nations in peacebuilding initiatives?

a) Lack of cooperation from conflicting parties, insufficient funding, and limited resources

b) Overwhelming military intervention, excessive use of force, and inability to maintain neutrality

c) Cultural misunderstandings, language barriers, and religious conflicts

d) Inadequate access to humanitarian aid, economic sanctions, and diplomatic isolation

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2. What is the main purpose of the United Nations?

a) To promote global trade agreements

b) To maintain international peace and security

c) To enforce military interventions in conflicts

d) To regulate global financial systems

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3. Which of the following is an example of an indicator used to measure progress towards achieving SDG 4 (Quality Education)?

a) Percentage of children vaccinated against preventable diseases

b) Enrollment rate in primary education

c) Number of patents registered for new inventions

d) Total greenhouse gas emissions per capita

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4. What is the primary goal of the United Nations in promoting international cooperation?

a) To impose cultural hegemony

b) To promote economic inequality

c) To achieve sustainable development and poverty eradication

d) To establish global military dominance

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5. Which article of the United Nations Charter recognizes the inherent right of individual or collective self-defense in the event of an armed attack against a member state and outlines the right of states to assist others in collective defense?

a) Article 33

b) Article 41

c) Article 51

d) Article 75

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6. What are some key components of the Paris Agreement?

a) Binding emission reduction targets for all countries

b) A long-term goal to keep global temperature increase well below 2 degrees Celsius

c) Mandatory financial contributions from developed countries to support climate action in developing countries

d) All of the above

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7. What is the role of UN peacekeeping operations in peacebuilding efforts?

a) Providing military assistance to one side of a conflict

b) Monitoring and observing ceasefires, protecting civilians, and supporting political processes to maintain peace and security

c) Conducting humanitarian aid missions to conflict-affected areas

d) Promoting economic development in post-conflict societies

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8. How do UN peacekeepers contribute to conflict prevention?

a) By taking a proactive stance in supporting one side of the conflict

b) By providing military assistance to rebel groups

c) By conducting regular patrols and monitoring activities to deter potential violence

d) By advocating for the division of territories among conflicting parties

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9. Which country's proposal led to the establishment of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA) during World War II?

a) United States

b) United Kingdom

c) Soviet Union

d) Canada

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10. Which United Nations body is responsible for overseeing the implementation of the Paris Agreement?

a) UNFCCC

b) WHO

c) UNDP

d) UNICEF

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11. When was the United Nations founded?

a) 1945

b) 1918

c) 1939

d) 1955

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12. How do treaty monitoring bodies contribute to human rights monitoring and enforcement?

a) By providing humanitarian assistance to refugees

b) By conducting investigations into human rights violations

c) By promoting global health initiatives

d) By reviewing states' compliance with human rights treaties and issuing recommendations

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13. What is one way in which FAO contributes to global development?

a) By promoting gender equality and the empowerment of women worldwide

b) By addressing food insecurity, hunger, and malnutrition

c) By coordinating efforts to combat HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria

d) By protecting and assisting refugees and forcibly displaced persons worldwide

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14. When did the concept of UN peacekeeping first emerge?

a) 1939

b) 1945

c) 1956

d) 1962

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15. What role does the United Nations play in protecting and promoting human rights globally?

a) Facilitating international trade agreements

b) Addressing environmental sustainability

c) Providing humanitarian aid to refugees

d) Advocating for the implementation of international human rights standards

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16. What is the principle of equal rights and self-determination of peoples as outlined in the United Nations Charter?

a) The right of member states to use force to suppress self-determination movements.

b) The obligation of member states to respect the rights of indigenous peoples.

c) The principle of territorial integrity and political independence of member states.

d) The right of peoples to freely choose their political status and pursue their economic, social, and cultural development.

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17. Who was the primary architect of the United Nations Organization (UNO)?

a) Franklin D. Roosevelt

b) Winston Churchill

c) Joseph Stalin

d) Harry S. Truman

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18. What are targets in the context of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)?

a) Specific actions and interventions aimed at achieving the SDGs

b) Numerical goals set for each SDG to measure progress

c) International agreements signed by member states to support the SDGs

d) Financial resources allocated by governments to fund SDG-related projects

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19. What are some examples of successful UN peacebuilding initiatives?

a) Peace agreements that effectively resolve conflicts, promote reconciliation, and establish sustainable peace

b) Economic sanctions that compel warring parties to negotiate and reach peaceful settlements

c) Military interventions that enforce peace and stability in conflict-affected areas

d) Cultural exchange programs that foster understanding and cooperation between conflicting communities

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20. What role do transitional justice mechanisms play in UN peacebuilding efforts?

a) Transitional justice mechanisms address the root causes of conflicts and prevent their recurrence by promoting accountability, justice, and reconciliation

b) Transitional justice mechanisms provide military assistance to one side of a conflict

c) Transitional justice mechanisms conduct humanitarian aid missions to conflict-affected areas

d) Transitional justice mechanisms focus solely on promoting economic development in post-conflict societies

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21. What role does the Human Rights Council's Universal Periodic Review (UPR) play in human rights monitoring and enforcement?

a) Conducting investigations into human rights violations

b) Providing humanitarian assistance to refugees

c) Reviewing the human rights records of all UN member states

d) Promoting global health initiatives

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22. What are some key components of UN peacebuilding efforts during the post-conflict phase?

a) Demobilization and reintegration of ex-combatants, disarmament, and institution-building

b) Providing military assistance to one side of a conflict

c) Implementing economic sanctions against warring parties

d) Promoting cultural exchange programs to foster reconciliation

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23. What is the primary function of the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)?

a) To maintain international peace and security

b) To coordinate international economic and social activities

c) To settle disputes between states in accordance with international law

d) To provide humanitarian assistance during crises

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24. How many member states are currently part of the United Nations?

a) 150

b) 193

c) 220

d) 100

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25. Which greenhouse gases are targeted by the Kyoto Protocol for emission reduction?

a) Carbon dioxide (CO2) and nitrous oxide (N2O)

b) Methane (CH4) and nitrous oxide (N2O)

c) Carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), and nitrous oxide (N2O)

d) Carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane (CH4)

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26. How does UNHCR contribute to global development?

a) By promoting sustainable urbanization and human settlements

b) By protecting and assisting refugees and forcibly displaced persons worldwide

c) By coordinating international telecommunications and ICTs

d) By promoting industrial development and inclusive industrialization

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27. Which UN agency focuses on labor rights, decent work, and social justice worldwide?

a) UNESCO

b) WHO

c) UNICEF

d) ILO

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28. How does the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) contribute to protecting and promoting human rights?

a) By providing humanitarian assistance to refugees

b) By conducting investigations into human rights violations

c) By promoting global health initiatives

d) By facilitating international trade agreements

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29. How many members are there in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC)?

a) 5

b) 10

c) 15

d) 20

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30. What is the main objective of ILO (International Labour Organization)?

a) Protecting and promoting public health worldwide

b) Promoting labor rights, decent work, and social justice worldwide

c) Addressing agricultural development and rural poverty reduction

d) Promoting intellectual property rights and innovation worldwide

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