The United Nations

When was the United Nations established?

• 2 May 1945

• 2 September 1945

• 24 October 1945

• 10 December 1948

Which of the following was NOT a main principle of the UN?

• To save future generations from war.

• To prevent economic recessions.

• To reaffirm human rights.

• To establish equal rights for all nations.

Which of the following is NOT part of the UN?

• The General Assembly

• The Secretariat

• The Security Council

• The International Court of Economic Justice

Which of the following has representatives of all member states of the UN?

• The General Assembly

• The Secretariat

• The Security Council

• The International Court of Justice

Who is the current (2024) Secretary General of the UN?

• Antonio Guterres

• Ban Ki-moon

• Kofi Annan

• Donald Trump

The UN Secretariat is in charge of ...

• organising all the cocktail parties.

• administration of the UN.

• approving the budgets of the UN.

• maintaining global security.

The UN Security Council is responsible for ...

• approving the budgets for UN agencies.

• administration of the UN.

• dealing with threats to international security.

• dealing with threats to economic security

Which countries have permanent membership of the Security Council?

• USA, China, Russia, France and Britain

• USA, Japan, Russia, France and Britain

• USA, China, Russia, Japan and Britain

• USA, China, India, Russia, France

How many judges does the General Assembly appoint to the International Court of Justice?

• 10

• 12

• 15

• 20

Which UN body approved the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948?

• The General Assembly

• The Secretariat

• The Security Council

• The International Court of Justice