Lesson 8A.5
8A.5 Human rights invoked by states Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Geography, Unit 10
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The 20 questions
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What do some developing states prioritise over human rights in international debates?
- Economic development
- Environmental protection
- Space exploration
- Cultural preservation
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What political system have some superpowers and emerging powers transitioned towards recently?
- Military dictatorship
- Feudal system
- Absolute monarchy
- Democratic government
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Which political system typically restricts freedom of speech and human rights protections?
- Democratic system
- Federal system
- Authoritarian system
- Constitutional monarchy
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Which tool is used to measure and compare political corruption levels globally?
- Happy Planet Index
- Gini coefficient
- Index of Corruption
- Human Development Index
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How does high political corruption directly threaten human rights within a nation?
- Subverts rule of law
- Boosts foreign aid
- Strengthens judiciary
- Eliminates tax evasion
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What legal system failure causes regular elections to sometimes fail to protect human rights?
- Voter turnout decline
- Constitutional monarchy
- Rule of law subversion
- Excessive taxation
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Three countries have corruption index scores of 40, 55 and 70. What is the average score across the three countries?
- 65
- 52
- 60
- 55
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Which principle must be strengthened to prevent political corruption from threatening rights?
- Trade protectionism
- Rule of law
- Military spending
- Economic growth
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What metric is used to compare variations in political corruption between countries?
- GDP per capita
- Index of Corruption
- Freedom Index
- Gender Inequality Index
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What is the primary human rights risk in countries with high corruption scores?
- Decreased life expectancy
- Higher infant mortality
- Subversion of law
- Reduced literacy rates
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What do states often prioritise over human rights during international geopolitical debates?
- Economic development
- Environmental protection
- Territorial claims
- Military expansion
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What factor varies significantly when states transition from authoritarian to democratic government?
- Resource distribution
- Degree of freedom
- Population size
- System of currency
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Which index is used to measure levels of political corruption in different states?
- Gender Inequality Index
- Gini Coefficient
- Corruption Index
- Human Development Index
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What key element of state governance is subverted when political corruption is high?
- Electoral system
- Rule of law
- Foreign trade
- Economic growth
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What primary goal do some emerging powers prioritise above international human rights standards?
- Cultural preservation
- Religious orthodoxy
- Economic development
- Demographic growth
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Frequently invoking human rights in international forums does not guarantee what in practice?
- Economic growth
- Foreign investment
- Military alliance
- Protection of rights
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Why does high political corruption directly pose a threat to human rights?
- Limits population growth
- Increases national debt
- Subverts the law
- Reduces trade tariffs
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Which political system is contrasted with democratic systems when comparing human rights protection?
- Authoritarian system
- Parliamentary system
- Monarchical system
- Federal system
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How do some states defend giving lower priority to human rights in international debate?
- Prioritising economic growth
- Encouraging hyperinflation
- Preventing urban sprawl
- Promoting isolationism
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What is the expected impact on human rights when political corruption decreases significantly?
- No impact occurs
- Rights are abolished
- Protection decreases
- Protection improves
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