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Peace and Conflict Studies

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Jenny believed that homework should be given twice a week. Carla argued that giving home work three times a week would be more beneficial. What is this scenario an example of?

a)

agreement

b)

conflict

c)

friendship

d)

reward

2.

When is there a continued absence of conflict

a)

at a restaurant

b)

in peace

c)

in war

d)

at the mall

3.

The Rwandan genocide of April 1994 was sparked by the death of the Rwandan President , a Hutu, when his plane was shot down above Kigali airport on 6 April 1994. This sparked a conflict between two tribal communities.


What is the above scenario an example of?

a)

Intra state conflict

b)

Inter state conflict

c)

difference of opinion

d)

nuclear war

4.

Political parties adopt a range of ideals covering government, economics, education, healthcare, foreign policy, and more. Some examples include Republican, Democrat, Libertarian, and the Green Party.


What is the above an example of

a)

Resolution

b)

Conflict

c)

Ideology

d)

Peace

5.

“For as long as men and women have talked about war, they have talked about it in terms of right and wrong.”


Which theory does the above quote represent?

a)

Conflict Theory

b)

Just War Theory

c)

Customer Satisfaction

d)

Political disagreement

6.

What role is the man in the middle playing in the picture?

a)

Friend

b)

Advocate

c)

Mediator

d)

Enemy

7.

Muslims are required to show justice and forgiveness , and aim for reconciliation, when trying to resolve disagreements

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Conflict can be caused by

a)

politics

b)

religion

c)

nationalism

d)

Money

9.

There are several causes of conflict. including political and ideological differences and religion

a)

True

b)

False

10.

What is the definition of Pacifism?

a)

The view that war is the best choice of action

b)

The view that I never wanted an argument

c)

The view that friend will always stick together

d)

The view the war is morally wrong

11.

What is the definition of Escalation?

a)

When there is a continued absen of conflict

b)

When a conflict moves from the higher end of the conflict description scale to the lower end

c)

When a conflict moves from the lower end of the conflict description scale to the higher end

d)

When there is consistent conflict in a an organization

12.
What was Gandhi's plan of dealing with British Laws?
a)
Attacking the British Army
b)
Street Riots and Hunger Strikes
c)
Non-violent civil disobedience 
d)
None of the above
13.
Gandhi's method was based on...
a)
Truth, Non-violence
b)
Violence
c)
Only truth
d)
Dishonesty
14.

What is an opinion?

a)

Information gained through statistics

b)

Attempts to foresee what will happen in the future

c)

Beliefs, views or judgements

d)

Pieces of information that are true

15.

What is the definition of resolution?

a)

When a conflict between two people shows no ending

b)

When a conflict is being encouraged

c)

When a conflict has de escalated to the point that the conflict has ended

d)

When a conflict takes place over several years

16.

Albert wants to play basketball, while John wants to stay inside and play a video game. Which of the following is a compromise?

a)

They play each game for an hour.

b)

They don't hand out at all.

c)

They play basketball.

d)

They argue until one person gives in.

17.

Which of the following emotions is the worst one to express when you're tying to resolve a conflict?

a)

amusement

b)

sadness

c)

confusion

d)

rage

18.

What's the most likely outcome of yelling at someone you disagree with?

a)

They see your side of things.

b)

They want to be your friend.

c)

They don't really care.

d)

They get angry.

19.

You are angry that your mother threw out your comic books. What could you say to her to avoid conflict?

a)

"How could you do something so horrible?"

b)

"You have no right to touch my things!"

c)

That was really mean and thoughtless."

d)

"I'm upset that you threw away my comics."

20.

Select all causes of war.

a)

Gain freedom

b)

To protect a community

c)

To start injustice

d)

Gain land and resources