Lesson 3B.4.6

3B.4.6 Changing state relationships and global issues Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Politics, Unit 4

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The 20 questions

  1. Which concept describes mutual reliance between states, so that actions in one affect others?

    • Hard power
    • Interconnectedness
    • Bipolarity
    • Homogenisation
  2. What term describes mutual reliance between states for trade, security, and information?

    • Isolationism
    • Autarky
    • Interdependence
    • Hegemony
  3. What form of power is exercised when a state imposes economic sanctions?

    • Soft cultural power
    • Structural power
    • Smart power
    • Hard economic power
  4. What form of power is exerted when international development aid builds goodwill?

    • Coercive power
    • Military power
    • Soft power
    • Hard economic power
  5. What factor heavily influences how effectively states can co-operate on global issues?

    • Absolute monarchy
    • Cultural homogeneity
    • Unilateral isolation
    • Balance of power
  6. What creates the primary obstacle to international agreement on global climate action?

    • Disagreements on costs
    • Shared borders
    • Economic isolation
    • Lack of technology
  7. What primary principle limits the international enforcement of universal human rights?

    • Military alliances
    • State sovereignty
    • Global trade
    • Economic aid
  8. What motivates foreign aid when states use humanitarian assistance for geopolitical gain?

    • Cosmopolitan idealism
    • National self-interest
    • Global federalism
    • Pure altruism
  9. Which theoretical perspective stresses mutual gains and international institutions in global co-operation?

    • Anarchism
    • Liberalism
    • Marxism
    • Realism
  10. What main obstacle does rising nationalism pose to solving global environmental issues?

    • Enhanced transparency
    • Border relaxation
    • Reduced state co-operation
    • Increased taxation
  11. What is a key limitation of using hard power to address global issues?

    • Lacks immediate impact
    • Violates economic laws
    • Requires consensus
    • Ignores root causes
  12. A regional agreement to tackle shared river pollution is an example of addressing which global issue?

    • Environmental degradation
    • Economic inequality
    • Nuclear proliferation
    • Human rights abuse
  13. Why are powerful states often reluctant to accept binding human rights treaties?

    • Administrative costs
    • Cultural homogeneity
    • Economic gains
    • Loss of sovereignty
  14. Which shift in state relationships weakens the effectiveness of multilateral institutions?

    • Rise in bilateralism
    • Growth in regionalism
    • Increased integration
    • Expansion of NGOs
  15. How do shifts in global economic power shape international responses to poverty?

    • Abolition of aid
    • Changing aid leaders
    • Universal debt relief
    • Declining global trade
  16. Why do environmental issues like transboundary pollution require collective international action?

    • High financial cost
    • Cross border impact
    • Military tension
    • Lack of technology
  17. Which term describes states acting together through multilateral institutions rather than only through bilateral deals?

    • Autarky
    • Multilateralism
    • Hegemony
    • Isolationism
  18. Powerful states competing through foreign aid levels demonstrate which dynamic in global politics?

    • Aid as influence
    • Multilateral consensus
    • Absolute equality
    • Political neutrality
  19. Why does rising nationalism hinder international agreements on climate change?

    • Promoting global governance
    • Prioritising national interest
    • Reducing border controls
    • Increasing foreign aid
  20. What causes diplomatic tension between states regarding global human rights standards?

    • Universal agreement
    • Cultural homogeneity
    • Political isolation
    • Selective enforcement

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