Lesson 3B.2.3

3B.2.3 Effectiveness of global institutions and non-state actors Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Politics, Unit 4

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The 20 questions

  1. Which UN body has primary responsibility for maintaining international peace and security?

    • UN Security Council
    • General Assembly
    • Secretariat
    • Economic Council
  2. How many permanent members sit on the UN Security Council?

    • Ten
    • Five
    • Twenty
    • Fifteen
  3. Which two financial institutions were established at the 1944 Bretton Woods conference?

    • World Bank and WTO
    • IMF and GATT
    • IMF and World Bank
    • WTO and IMF
  4. Which conditional loans require developing countries to enact free-market reforms?

    • Bilateral aid packages
    • Structural Adjustment Programmes
    • Sovereign debt swaps
    • Concessional grants
  5. Which intergovernmental forum includes both major advanced and emerging economies?

    • G7
    • G20
    • OECD
    • NATO
  6. What type of organisation is a non-profit group independent of government control?

    • NGO
    • MNC
    • IGO
    • TNC
  7. Which global body regulates international trade rules and settles trade disputes?

    • OECD
    • World Bank
    • IMF
    • WTO
  8. What is the immediate effect when a UN permanent member casts a veto?

    • General Assembly vote
    • Mandatory debate
    • Sanctions imposed
    • Resolution fails
  9. How many votes in favour are required for a UN Security Council resolution to pass?

    • Fifteen
    • Nine
    • Five
    • Ten
  10. What is a major criticism of IMF structural adjustment programmes?

    • Increases import tariffs
    • Cuts public spending
    • Expands state ownership
    • Mandates price controls
  11. According to dependency theory, why do developing countries remain economically poor?

    • Over-regulation of trade
    • Lack of resources
    • Insufficient foreign aid
    • Exploitative global capitalism
  12. Which term describes the socio-economic inequality between developed and developing nations?

    • North-South divide
    • Multipolar balance
    • East-West divide
    • Bipolar order
  13. What is the primary purpose of concessional loans from the World Bank?

    • Poverty reduction
    • Currency devaluation
    • Military expansion
    • Trade protectionism
  14. Which mechanism often causes paralysis within the UN Security Council during crises?

    • Permanent member veto
    • General Assembly majority
    • Secretariat delays
    • ICJ rulings
  15. What is a major structural criticism of the UN Security Council permanent membership?

    • Insufficient military forces
    • Lack of representation
    • Excessive member count
    • Annual member elections
  16. Which principle defines voting representation in the UN General Assembly?

    • Proportional representation
    • One state, one vote
    • Great power veto
    • Weighted voting
  17. What is the main limitation of non-governmental organisations in global politics?

    • Lack of financial funding
    • Lack of enforcement power
    • Lack of moral authority
    • Lack of public support
  18. Which concept was central to Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers, replacing Structural Adjustment Programmes?

    • Rapid deregulation
    • Imperial control
    • Mandatory privatisation
    • Country ownership
  19. Which type of economy does the G20 combine alongside major advanced industrial nations?

    • Least developed countries
    • Emerging economies
    • Non-aligned states
    • Microstates
  20. Why are the IMF and World Bank criticised regarding democratic legitimacy?

    • Unanimous decision rules
    • Equal state representation
    • Rotational leadership
    • Weighted voting systems

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