POL 205 CBT PRACTICE : Undergragra

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There are 40 questions which you are to answer in 15 minutes that gives you roughly 30 seconds per question.

If you can get at least 60%, you can be rest assured that you’ll ace POL 205 exam

In a normal exam you will be asked between 40 – 60 questions but I only arranged 40 questions

Note

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Do not waste time on a question you don’t know
Move as fast as possible and starting with questions that don’t have calculation first to save time
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60 – 69 B

50 – 59 C

45 – 49 D

40 – 44 E

0 – 39 F

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POL 205

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1. What is the main difference between International Studies and International Relations?

A. tInternational Studies includes cultural and social aspects, while International Relations focuses on politics.

B. International Studies is more practical, while International Relations is theoretical.

C. There is no difference between the two.

D. International Relations focuses on history, while International Studies focuses on trade.

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2. What historical event greatly influenced the development of international relations?

A. The Cold War

B. The Industrial Revolution

C. The Bolshevik Revolution of 1917

D. World War I

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3. What was a key outcome of the Cold War?

A. Formation of new trade blocs

B. Creation of the League of Nations

C. Complete disarmament of nuclear weapons

D. Bipolar power struggle between the USA and USSR

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4. What is the primary focus of Systems Theory in international relations?

A. Understanding the interactions among states within a system

B. Promoting global economic equality

C. Highlighting the importance of military alliances

D. Explaining cultural exchanges

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5. What does the term "Realism" emphasize in international relations?

A. State power and survival

B. International cooperation

C. Moral principles

D. Economic interdependence

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6. What is a key argument of the Modernization Theory?

A. Isolationism promotes development

B. Cultural preservation is crucial for progress

C. Military strength ensures global stability

D. Foreign trade and investment drive socio-economic growth

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7. What was the main reason for the creation of the League of Nations?

A. To promote cultural exchange programs

B. To establish global economic policies

C. To resolve trade disputes between nations

D. To prevent future conflicts after World War I

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8. What does "National Interest" primarily refer to?

A. Cultural preservation

B. Economic stability

C. A state's strategic goals and objectives

D. Promotion of international law

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9. What is the primary goal of diplomacy in international relations?

A. Establishing cultural dominance

B. Promoting unilateralism

C. Securing economic aid

D. Avoiding armed conflict

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10. What is "Diplomatic History" concerned with?

A. Economic policies

B. Legal frameworks of diplomacy

C. Theoretical frameworks of global politics

D. Events and actions of states in international relations

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11. Which theory describes the world as a "global village"?

A. Systems Theory

B. Realist Theory

C. Globalization Theory

D. Dependency Theory

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12. What does "Human Security" in international relations focus on?

A. Promoting cultural identity

B. Ensuring economic stability

C. Protecting state sovereignty

D. Safeguarding individuals from threats such as conflict and disease

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13. What is the main objective of the Technical Aid Corps Scheme?

A. Promoting foreign trade

B. Offering military assistance

C. Providing expert services to developing countries

D. Strengthening cultural diplomacy

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14. What is "Disarmament" in the context of peacekeeping?

A. Reduction or elimination of weapons

B. Limiting international trade agreements

C. Withdrawal of troops from contested regions

D. Reduction of military alliances

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15. What does "Bargaining and Negotiation" primarily aim to achieve?

A. Create alliances

B. Promote military agreements

C. Foster national interest

D. Promote conflict resolution

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16. Which of the following is NOT a function of diplomacy?

A. Conducting espionage operations

B. Negotiating treaties

C. Facilitating international communication

D. Promoting peaceful resolutions

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17. Which event marked the end of World War II?

A. Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

B. Treaty of Versailles

C. Formation of NATO

D. Collapse of the League of Nations

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18. What does the term "Balance of Power" refer to in international relations?

A. Preventing any one state from becoming too powerful

B. Maintaining military parity

C. Equal distribution of wealth among nations

D. Promoting peace treaties

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19. In the study of international relations, what does "Foreign Policy Execution" involve?

A. Implementing agreed foreign policies through various tools

B. Formulating new treaties and agreements

C. Analyzing the outcomes of past policies

D. Conducting research on global politics

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20. The refugee problem in Africa is closely linked to which concept?

A. Human security

B. Economic globalization

C. Balance of power

D. National sovereignty

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21. Who formulates and implements foreign policy in a country?

A. International organizations

B. Citizens

C. The judiciary

D. The executive branch

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22. What is a key component of Foreign Policy?

A. National educational policies

B. Domestic political reform

C. Judicial independence

D. Building international alliances

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23. What is the purpose of the United Nations Peacekeeping Missions?

A. Resolving trade disputes

B. Conducting military operations

C. Promoting economic development in poor countries

D. Preventing war and maintaining global peace

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24. Which of the following is an example of "Soft Power"?

A. Forming a military alliance

B. Promoting cultural exchanges

C. Imposing economic sanctions

D. Invading a foreign nation

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25. Who pioneered the Systems Theory in the study of international relations?

A. Gabriel Almond

B. David Easton

C. Hans Morgenthau

D. Talcott Parsons

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26. What is the primary aim of studying international relations?

A. Analyzing global interactions among states

B. Promoting trade unions

C. Learning about individual political ideologies

D. Understanding domestic policies

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27. What does the Decision-Making Theory in international relations focus on?

A. Legal principles guiding states

B. Economic models of state behavior

C. Military strategies

D. Leaders' motivations and choices

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28. Which of the following is an example of collective security?

A. Formation of NATO

B. Withdrawal from international agreements

C. Establishment of a trade bloc

D. Bilateral trade treaties

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29. The United Nations was primarily established to:

A. Eliminate economic dependency

B. Enhance cultural exchanges

C. Promote global trade

D. Prevent future wars

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30. According to Talcott Parsons, which of the following is NOT a prerequisite for societal equilibrium?

A. Adaptation

B. Integration

C. Pattern maintenance

D. Militarization

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31. What is the significance of the "Balance of Power" in international relations?

A. It establishes cultural cooperation.

B. It promotes equal distribution of resources among nations.

C. It ensures free trade agreements.

D. It prevents any single nation from dominating others.

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32. What is a characteristic feature of "Hard Power"?

A. Use of cultural influence

B. Diplomatic negotiation

C. Economic interdependence

D. Military coercion

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33. What is "Economic Diplomacy"?

A. Focusing on trade and financial agreements

B. Establishing cultural exchanges

C. Conducting negotiations to avoid war

D. Implementing military strategies

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34. Which term describes the study of relations between different societies, including diplomacy and international trade?

A. Political Science

B. International Studies

C. Diplomatic History

D. Sociology

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35. What is the focus of National Security in international relations?

A. Expanding international influence

B. Protecting a state's citizens and interests

C. Reducing international trade barriers

D. Promoting cultural exports

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36. Which organization is primarily associated with peacekeeping missions?

A. NATO

B. African Union

C. United Nations

D. World Bank

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37. The "Power Theory" in international relations is closely associated with which scholar?

A. Hans Morgenthau

B. E.H. Carr

C. Henry Kissinger

D. George Kennan

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38. What does "Technical Assistance" refer to in global relations?

A. Military aid for war-torn nations

B. Educational exchanges between nations

C. Economic aid with attached expertise

D. Cultural investments

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39. Which theory is primarily concerned with economic dependency in global relations?

A. Decision-Making Theory

B. Liberalism

C. Liberalism

D. Dependency Theory

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40. What does the Globalization Theory emphasize?

A. Decline of international organizations

B. Trade wars between developed nations

C. Antagonistic relationships among states

D. Economic interdependence among nations

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The average score is 38%

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