(1) Point out two more basic objectives of relations with other nations:
(a) National security
(b) Foreign policy
(c) bilateral issues
(d) None of these
(e) Both (a) and (b)


(2) Enumerate two more ways of exercising economic power:
(a) High tariffs
(b) Sanctions
(c) Blockades
(d) All of them
(e) Both (b) and (c)


(3) Just in two more words point out the ineffectiveness of UN security Council:
(a) Veto
(b) Debts
(c) Disagreement
(d) None of the above
(e) Both (b) and (c)


(4) Arab League was founded in:
(a) 1949
(b) 1950
(c) 1945
(d) 1940


(5) Two important decisions of the Yalta Conference were:
Ans. Plans for the defeat of Germany and formation of UNO.


(6) How are the diplomatic agents classified?
(a) Ambassador
(b) Consulate General
(c) Diplomats



(7) Name the two countries that have not agreed to the economic sanctions against South Africa:
Ans. Great Britain and USA


(8) Presently the membership of NAM is:
(a) 33
(b) 77
(c) 101



(9) From US point of view what is the most important problem of Latin America?
(a) Military dictatorship
(b) Political instability
(c) Communism
(d) Economic backwardness


(10) Name three countries of Western Europe where communists are a strong political force.
Ans. France, Ital, and West Germany


(11) Frame one sentence to distinguish the meaning of: neutrality; neutralization; non-alignment.
Ans. To remain neutral in a conflict. not to wide worth any of the two blocks i.e to diffuse tension.


(12) List four organizations of Muslim countries, aiming at economic cooperation.
Ans. Arab League, OIC, ECO, GC, DS, and APKC

(1) The seven powers meeting in Venice in June, 1987 agreed to:
(a) Condemn Iraq and Iran for failing to end the war
(b) Uphold freedom of navigation in the gulf
(c) Impose sanctions on the sale of military equipment to Iraq and Iran


(2) India's Operation Eagle was designed against
(a) Pakistan
(b) The Sikhs
(c) Sri Lanka


(3) Palestine Arabs live in the areas Israel occupied in
(a) 1958
(b) 1967
(c) 1973
(d) 1974


(4) The contemporary international system is
(a) A danger to peace
(b) Bi-polar
(c) Multi-polar


(5) The agreement to create the League of Arab States in October 1944 was signed by
(a) Egypt, Syria, Saudi Arabia and Iraq
(b) Egypt, Trans-Jordan, Sudan and Lebanon
(c) Egypt, Syria, Trans-Jordan, Iraq and Lebanon



(6) The Tashkent agreement
(a) Condemned China
(b) Pledged plebiscite in Kashmir
(c) Ended the hostilities between India and Pakistan


(7) When States refer a case to the international Court of Arbitration, they
(a) Ask the judges to decide the case on merit
(b) Choose the judges of their own choice
(c) Reserve the right to make an appeal to the International Court of Justice


(8) The security Council of the United Nations
(a) shares power with the General Assembly
(b) Takes actions by unanimous consent
(c) Establishes subsidiary organs as it deems necessary to perform its functions


(9) The United States was a member of
(a) Warsaw Pact
(b) SEATO
(c) CENTO
(d) None of the above


(10) The Rio Pact provides
(a) the consultation of Foreign Ministries of Latin American countries
(b) consorted action against communist states
(c) the the collective settlement of Latin American disputes


(11) The Cuban Crisis of 1962 led to
(a) status quo in Latin America
(b) adjustments of relations between Cuba and the United States
(c) test Ban Treaty of 1963



(12) Write in order the names of five countries having rapid population growth
Ans. Zambia, Syria, Togo, Kenya, Uganda

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Marwatone.

(1) Ukrainian Soviet Socialist is:
(a) An independent (recognized) country
(b) member of the Nations Organizations
(c) Member of Warsaw


(2) Glasnost
(a) is intended to reduce armament through Perestroika
(b) is like sliding the lid to let steam off by restructuring Soviet Economy through Perestroika
(c) stems from Soviet Union's need to reduce armament in order to restructure Soviet Economy i.e Perestroika


(3) Insurgency
(a) is belligerency
(b) is not belligerency
(c) could turn into belligerency



(4) For Pakistan, joining of SEATO and CENTO was
(a) intended to inhibit Communist expansion
(b) defensive in nature
(c) designed to prevent Indian aggression


(5) Euro-Communism is
(a) splintered legacy of Leninism
(b) an essentially European brand of Socialism
(c) un-democratic in form and nature


(6) Non-alignment movement has
(a) accomplished its purpose
(b) been shelved for good
(c) gone into low profile


(7) Cold war has
(a) taken a new form
(b) gone into recess
(c) become meaningless


(8) Economic destiny of world is controlled by
(a) industrially advanced countries
(b) IMF and IBRD
(c) Multinational Corporations


(9) Organization of Islamic Conference
(a) is now a skeleton without flesh
(b) is totally ineffective body
(c) has obtained tremendous results


(10) Ulan Bator is in
(a) Tibet
(b) Russia
(c) Outer Mangolia

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Marwatone.

A. Explain the following


(1) Perestroika:
Ans: It was a program of restructuring the Soviet system launched by Soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev.


(2) Ethnic cleansing:
Ans: The term is used to express the operation in which the majority ethnic group attempts to wipe out the opposing minority ethnic group through violent methods of mass killing.


(3) Land Mines Convention:
Ans: The representatives from 140 governments joined by representatives of hundreds of NGOs and international agencies attended the convention signing conference and mine action forum Ottawa from December 2 to 4, 1947.


(4) Star Wars Program:
Ans: It is a program proposed by US government which aims at countering the threat of Soviet and Chinese missiles.


(5) Iron Curtain:
Ans: The term refers to to the tight security ring which the Soviet Union had formed along its frontiers.


B. Acronyms


(6) OAU stand for:
Ans: Organization of African Unity


(7) WMD stands for:
Ans: Weapon of Mass Destruction


(8) APEC stands for:
Ans: Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation


(9) OIC stands for:
Ans: Organization of the Islamic Conference


(10) OSCE stands for:
Ans: Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe


C. Write as asked

(11) Two main points of Oslo Accord:

(1) The future status of Jerusalem would be determined through negotiations between Palestine and Israel.
(2) The issue of Palestinian refugees and the Israeli settlers in the west bank would be discussed after complete withdrawal of Israel from the west bank.


(12) Two main points of Dayton Agreement:

(1) The state of Bosnia and Herzegovina was divided into two units called the Serb Republic and the Muslim Croat Federation.
(2) The state was provided with a presidential form of government, a bicameral legislature, a central bank, a court and a single currency.


(13) Two main points of Shimla Accord:

(1) It aimed at normalization of relationship between the two countries after the 1971 war. (India and Pakistan)
(2) There was no agreement on the exchange of prisoners of war or Kashmir dispute.


(14) Two main points of Geneva Accord:

(1) Russia would withdraw its 115,000 troops from Afghanistan within a period of 9 months.
(2) Arrangements shall be made for organized return of Afghan refugees to their homelands.


D. Who are the following?

(15) Richard Holbrook:
Ans: US diplomat to the United Nations. He was the architect of 'Dayton Peace Accord' which was signed in 1995.


(16)Abdul Rehman Waheed:
Ans: President of Indonesia


(17) Bulent Ecevit:
Ans: Prime minister of Turkey


(18) Monica Lewinsky
Ans: She was a US White House intern who developed intimate relationship with US president Bill Clinton. The scandal led to the impeachment motion against the president.

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Marwatone.

@Xeric. hello sir! can you please post more MCQ's of latter years of 2011?

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The man who KNOWS has an advantage over the man who does not KNOW! that's why it's said KNOWLEDGE IS POWER :)

yes, please post more solved MCQ's of latter years after 2011

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Education's purpose is to replace an empty mind with an open one (Malcolm Forbes)

option a could be correct because Pakistan is non member of NAM and it was considered as sisters of NATO or in simple words to contain communism in south east asia as well as in pacific and south asia along with AZNUS pact at the of Ellan Dullas who was fomaus for his Roll back strategy against Harry Truman doctrine of containment.
option a seems more appropiate because with the collapse of USSR,iron curtain and reunification of west and east Germany Leninism collapsed or in other words splintered into several pieces.
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(2) Glasnost
(a) is intended to reduce armament through Perestroika
(b) is like sliding the lid to let steam off by restructuring Soviet Economy through Perestroika
(c) stems from Soviet Union's need to reduce armament in order to restructure Soviet Economy i.e Perestroika
option c
reduce armament to make economic reforms in USSr as military expanses antagonizes the social welfare of the state
option c is incorrect because cold war era nuclear race between USSR and US started.Marxism as a model of economy was terminated, and capitalism had taken strong hold in world economy such as imf.
so best option could be recess,for example conflict of interest of both parties in middle east.
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option a may be im wrong but i thought there is remarkable achievement is envisaged by respective organization.

click here
infact none of the big powers was interested in cessation of war.
right option would be c
. yes i did remember sandista scandal of Nixon era also known as iran contra scandal.the only president who also resigned
due to aforementioned scandal.
second world war ended in 1945, logically it begined at the termination of second world war,though historians label the initiation of cold war with the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

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