United Nations Knowledge Assessment

The video provides an overview of the United Nations (UN), its formation after World War II, and its mission to prevent future conflicts. It discusses the UN Charter, which outlines goals like eradicating poverty and disease, and promoting human rights. The UN's structure includes the Security Council and the General Assembly, led by Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. The video also highlights specialized agencies like WHO and UNICEF, and addresses criticisms regarding the UN's effectiveness and financial management. Despite challenges, the UN has achieved significant milestones over its 75-year history.

What was the primary reason for the formation of the United Nations?

• To prevent another world war

• To promote global trade

• To establish a global currency

• To create a world government

When did the United Nations officially come into existence?

• October 24, 1945

• July 24, 1945

• December 10, 1945

• April 25, 1945

Which document serves as the legally-binding contract for the United Nations?

• The Geneva Convention

• The United Nations Charter

• The Treaty of Versailles

• The Atlantic Charter

How many countries are currently members of the United Nations?

• 193

• 200

• 175

• 150

Which countries are permanent members of the UN Security Council?

• France, Germany, Japan, China, Russia

• France, Britain, United States, China, Russia

• France, Britain, United States, China, Brazil

• France, Britain, United States, India, Russia

Who is the current UN Secretary-General?

• Kofi Annan

• Boutros Boutros-Ghali

• Ban Ki-moon

• Antonio Guterres

What is the primary focus of UNICEF?

• Improving global trade

• Enhancing military cooperation

• Improving the lives of children

• Promoting space exploration

Which specialized agency of the UN focuses on global health?

• WHO

• FAO

• UNICEF

• UNESCO

What is one criticism often directed at the United Nations?

• It is too effective

• It does not spend enough money

• It favors some countries over others

• It has too few member countries

How many years did the UN celebrate over the weekend mentioned in the transcript?

• 100 years

• 75 years

• 50 years

• 60 years