United Nations Knowledge Assessment

The video explores the General Assembly of the United Nations, highlighting its role as the only organ where all 193 member states are equally represented. It delves into the history of the General Assembly, notable events, and key resolutions that have shaped international policies. The video also introduces the UN's audiovisual library, offering a glimpse into its rich heritage. Viewers are encouraged to explore further through the UN's online resources.

What is unique about the representation of member states in the UN General Assembly?

• All member states have equal representation with one vote each.

• Each state has multiple votes.

• Only the largest countries have voting rights.

• Voting rights are based on economic contribution.

Where did the General Assembly first convene in 1946?

• Paris

• New York City

• Geneva

• London

What is the current permanent location of the General Assembly?

• Vienna

• New York City

• London

• Geneva

Which leader delivered the longest timed speech in General Assembly history?

• Fidel Castro

• John F. Kennedy

• Winston Churchill

• Nikita Khrushchev

What is the primary function of the General Assembly?

• To oversee the International Court of Justice

• To enforce international law

• To provide a forum for multilateral discussion of international issues

• To manage peacekeeping operations

Which resolution established the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission?

• Resolution 1

• Resolution 61/295

• Resolution 44/25

• Resolution 3275

In what year was the International Women's Year proclaimed by the General Assembly?

• 1975

• 1989

• 1946

• 2007

What was established by Resolution 44/25 in 1989?

• The United Nations Atomic Energy Commission

• The International Women's Year

• The Convention on the Rights of the Child

• The Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

What is the mission of the UN Audiovisual Library?

• To provide access to and preserve the audiovisual archives of the UN

• To manage the UN's social media presence

• To broadcast UN meetings live

• To create new audiovisual content

Where can one access more audiovisual heritage materials from the UN?

• www.unicef.org

• www.unmultimedia.org

• www.un.org

• www.unesco.org