LAWS OF TREATY QUIZ

1. What is the primary purpose of a treaty in international law?

• To set up a new government

• To create binding agreements between states

• To establish military alliances

• To regulate domestic trade policies

What does the principle of "pacta sunt servanda" mean in the context of treaties?

• Treaties should be written in the language of all parties

• Treaties are valid only if they are recorded in the United Nations

• Agreements must be kept in good faith

• Treaties must be renegotiated if there are changes in government

Which of the following is TRUE about bilateral treaties?

• They involve three or more parties

• They are always open to public input

• They are agreements between two states

• They must be ratified by a global organization

What is the main purpose of treaties?

• To resolve domestic issues

• To establish mutual agreements and obligations between countries

• To create internal government policies

• To organize local events

What happens if a country does not follow the terms of a treaty?

• The treaty automatically becomes invalid

• The other countries involved may seek resolution or bring the issue to an international court

• The treaty is extended indefinitely

• The country is automatically expelled from the United Nations

Not a Synonymous Terms of Treaty

• pact

• concordat

• arbitrage

• discord

who ratifies the treaty?

• Senate

• House of Representatives

• Secretariat

• President

What role does the United Nations play in treaty law?

• It enforces all treaties worldwide

• It provides a registry for treaties

• It negotiates all treaties

• It decides whether a treaty is valid