1. What is the theory of interdependence mainly about?

• A. Countries rely on each other for resources and security

• B. Countries should isolate themselves from others

• C. Countries compete through war for resources

• D. Governments avoid cooperation at all costs

2. Which of the following is NOT an example of interdependence?

• A. NGOs working internationally

• B. Two countries trading oil and food

• C. One country refusing to trade with others

• D. Multinational corporations connecting economies

3. The state-centric model focuses on:

• A. NGOs as main global actors.

• B. Citizens having more power than governments

• C. The state as the main actor in decision-making

• D. Shared leadership between nations

4. What does the theory of humanism emphasize?

• A. Military strength

• B. Human value, rights, and free will

• C. Religious obedience

• D. State control over individuals

5. Which is NOT a feature of humanism?

• A. Free will

• B. Inherent goodness

• C. Belief in supernatural forces

• D. Self-actualization

6. Human security focuses on protecting:

• A. Governments

• B. Armies

• C. People

• D. Borders

7. Which is an example of economic security?

• A. Protection from crime

• B. Protection from poverty

• C. Freedom from pollution

• D. Access to healthcare

8. What is a nation?

• A. A place ruled by a single king

• B. A group sharing culture, history, and identity

• C. A group of corporations

• D. A building that holds government meetings

9. What is a state?

• A. A country with borders and a government

• B. A language or culture shared by people

• C. A group of tribes

• D. A region without laws

10. What does self-determination mean?

• A. When one state controls another

• B. The right to choose one’s government

• C. Being forced to follow another nation’s rules

• D. Losing independence to another country