Political Science Nios plus two I Welcome to your Political Science Nios plus two I Total Questions: 50 Name Mobile No: 1. When was the International Labour Organization founded? 1950 1919 1925 1945 None Hint 2. What is population growth? Movement of people from rural to urban areas Distribution of people evenly across the country Decrease in the number of people in a region Increase in the number of people in a particular area over time None Hint 3. When was UN Commission on Human Rights established? 1965 1950 1946 1945 None Hint 4. What are the features of good governance? Biased administration and favoritism Misuse of public funds and power concentration Law & order, caring administration, and corruption-free governance Dictatorship, censorship, and strict control None Hint 5. What is mediation? A process where a neutral third party helps resolve disputes by facilitating dialogue and negotiation An economic sanction imposed by international organizations A military intervention by a foreign country A unilateral decision made by one party to end a conflict None Hint 6. What is air pollution? Presence of harmful substances in the air that affect health and environment Fresh and clean air from forests Use of air conditioners and fans Increase in oxygen levels in the air None Hint 7. What is disarmament? The creation of new military alliances The reduction or elimination of weapons, especially nuclear weapons The building of more weapons The increase of military personnel None Hint 8. Where is international court of justice president? The Hague, Netherlands New York, USA Geneva, Switzerland London, United Kingdom None Hint 9. In which year did China become a communist country? 1935 1955 1949 1911 None Hint 10. What is the McMahon Line? The border line between India and Nepal The boundary line between India and Pakistan The boundary line between India and Tibet (China) in the eastern sector A trade route between India and Bhutan None Hint 11. Who signed the Atlantic Charter? When? Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill, 1941 Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry Truman, 1943 Neville Chamberlain and Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1939 Joseph Stalin and Winston Churchill, 1945 None Hint 12. What is human rights? Rules that apply only within a particular country Rights that emphasize human dignity, making every person an equal member of the human family Rights given only to adults above 18 years Privileges granted only to government officials None Hint 13. How many special sessions convened by the UN General Assembly on the need for disarmament ? 3 5 2 4 None Hint 14. What is the aim of liberalization tiger? To nationalize all private companies To increase government control over industries To restrict foreign investments To remove unnecessary controls and open the economy for growth None Hint 15. When did the Sino-Indian treaty of friendship was signed? 1954 1950 1962 1949 None Hint 16. What are the major threats of good governance? Transparency, justice, and accountability Rule of law, equality, and public participation Economic planning and urban development Corruption, population growth, and culture of violence None Hint 17. When was UN setup? 1919 1960 1945 1950 None Hint 18. which 2 combanys were known as the super power ? UK and Soviet Union USA and Soviet Union USA and Germany USA and China None Hint 19. What is LOC? The military control line between Indian-administered and Pakistan-administered Kashmir A railway line connecting major cities in Kashmir A trade route between India and Pakistan The international border between India and China None Hint 20. Name 5 permanent members of the Security Council. United States, India, France, Russia, China United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Russia, China United States, United Kingdom, France, Russia, China United States, United Kingdom, France, Japan, China None Hint 21. What is PoK? A region in Nepal Part of Kashmir under Indian control Pakistan-occupied Kashmir A border pass between India and China None Hint 22. What is corruption? Legal distribution of wealth by government Honest governance by public officials Donation to public institutions Illegal use of authority for personal gains None Hint 23. important objective of Indians foreign policy To form exclusive military alliances only To expand territorial boundaries aggressively To isolate India from global cooperation To maintain peaceful and friendly relations with all countries None Hint 24. What is soil erosion? The use of soil for farming The increase in soil fertility through natural methods The formation of fertile land through rainfall The process of removing the top layer of soil by wind, water, or human activity None Hint 25. What is the important purpose of UN? To promote cultural exchanges To support technological development To regulate world trade To maintain international peace None Hint 26. What is veto power? The ability to propose new laws in the General Assembly The power to appoint the UN Secretary-General The right to dissolve the UN Security Council The power of the 5 permanent members of the UN Security Council to cast a negative vote on substantive matters, blocking their adoption None Hint 27. What are the principles India's foreign policy? Military expansion, aggressive diplomacy, isolationism, and economic sanctions Ignoring global issues and focusing only on domestic matters Non-alignment, peaceful coexistence, respect for sovereignty, and anti-colonialism Forming exclusive military alliances, trade wars, and territorial aggression None Hint 28. What are the factors for participation of people for good governance? One-party system with no elections Military control and restricted civil rights Institutions for responsive and accountable administration, self-government, and local resource use Centralized decision-making and secrecy None Hint 29. What are the categories of human rights? Property rights and voting rights only Rights based on gender and religion Only civil and political rights Civil, fundamental, collective & individual, and 1st, 2nd, & 3rd generation rights None Hint 30. When is Human Rights Day celebrated? 15th August 10th December 1st May 26th January None Hint 31. What are the factors included in environmental problems? Recycling and eco-friendly transport Renewable energy use and wildlife conservation Pollution, deforestation, population growth, and unplanned urbanization Sustainable farming and afforestation None Hint 32. When was United Nations established? 1919 October 24, 1945 1950 1939 None Hint 33. How does the General Assembly adopt the UN budget? It unilaterally sets the budget without discussion The Secretary-General approves the budget It discusses problems, makes recommendations on peace and security, admits new members, and adopts the UN budget The Security Council decides the budget only None Hint 34. What are the functions of the General Assembly? Managing day-to-day operations of the UN Secretariat Negotiating international treaties independently Budget approval, election of non-permanent Security Council members, voting on key issues, and constitution-related activities Commanding military forces and making binding security decisions None Hint 35. What is sanction? Measures taken by countries or international organizations to enforce rules or punish non-compliance, such as economic or diplomatic penaltie Friendly agreements between countries to promote trade Financial aid given by one country to another A type of military alliance None Hint 36. Give some examples of MNC'S? Microsoft Election Commission of India State Bank of India Indian Railways None Hint 37. What is the work of UN? All of the above Deliver humanitarian aid and promote sustainable development Maintain international peace and security Protect human rights None Hint 38. UN stands for? Union Network United Nations United Nationhood Universal Nationalism None Hint 39. When did Sri Lanka gain her independence? 1948 1960 1950 1945 None Hint 40. Write 2 main features of human rights? People have rights simply because they are human; human rights are universal Rights change depending on religion and caste Rights are given only to citizens of wealthy countries People have rights only when granted by the government None Hint 41. Who are the main players in world affairs? Only national governments Only the USA and China Only the United Nations Governments, International Organizations, NGOs, and Multinational Corporations None Hint 42. What does order indicate? A loud disagreement A sudden accident A situation of confusion and mess A condition in which everything is in its correct place None Hint 43. When did the UN military observer group in India & Kashmir was established? 1947 1948 1928 1949 None Hint 44. Abbreviations for C TBT & NPT? CTBT – Convention on Technical Business Terms; NPT – New Political Treaty CTBT – Code of Technical Barriers to Trade; NPT – National Peace Treaty CTBT – Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty; NPT – Non-Proliferation Treaty CTBT – Central Trade Business Treaty; NPT – Nuclear Power Treaty None Hint 45. When did Nehru's China policy receive the 1st jolt? 1950 – China occupies Tibet 1962 – Indo-China war 1949 – China becomes a Communist country 1959 – Dalai Lama flees to India None Hint 46. What should be wisely used to ensure healthy environment? Industrial waste and sewage Fossil fuels without limit Natural resources like land, air, and water Plastics and chemicals None Hint 47. What is the role of Economic & Social Council? To resolve disputes between countries To administer the UN peacekeeping missions To maintain international peace and security To promote international cooperation in economic and social fields None Hint 48. What is the aim of mediation? To enforce laws through military force To impose economic sanctions on conflicting parties To dissolve the conflicting parties’ organizations To bring parties together to facilitate talks and help identify areas of agreement for peaceful conflict resolution None Hint 49. Role of computers & information technology as means of good governance? Increasing paperwork, hiding information, and reducing citizen participation Delivery of services at low cost, empowering people with information, and enabling effective exchange between citizens and administration Delivery of services at high cost, restricting information, and limiting communication Delaying public services and increasing corruption None Hint 50. What do you understand by NGO? New Growth Organization Non-Governmental Organization National Government Organization National Group Objective None Hint Time's up Share: admin Previous post Test 2 May 27, 2025 Next post Test 3 May 28, 2025
