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Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 13mins
When did the United Nations Organisation officially come to existence?
10th January 1880
2nd April 1963
24th October 1945
None of the above
Which of the following is not a way that the UN maintains peace and security?
Preventive diplomacy
Peace making
Peace Keeping
Overthrowing governments
Where are the Head quarters of the United Nations Security Council?
Washington DC
Australia
New York City
Canada
What are the 4 main purposes of the United Nations?
Keep peace, develop relations, improve the life of the world's poor, centre for discord
Keep peace, develop relations, improve the life of the world's rich, centre for harmony
Keep peace, develop relations, improve the life of the world's poor, centre for harmony
Keep peace, wage war, improve the life of the world's poor, centre for harmony
How many countries/territories are not in the UN?
193
69
64
54
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 organization did the UN replace
The World War stopping Organization
Toys 'r' us
League Of Nations
The White House
After what was the UN formed
After WWI
Before WWI
Before WWII
After WWII
How many member countries did the UN have on its formation in 1945?
45
50
54
This Organ of the UN provides funds to the countries in need.
Secretariat
Security Council
Economic and Social Council
The number of non-permanent members of UN Security Council is-
12
8
10
Which of the following is NOT a specialized agency of the UN?
UNICEF
WWF
FAO
ILO
The (a) is the judicial organ of the United Nations.
After World war I an organisation called (a) was formed to prevent wars.
The UN Flag has a light blue background with a symbol at the centre, which is a map of-
Asia
World
Europe
What are the main functions of UNESCO?
To fight hunger and malnutrition
To protect human rights and promote cultural development
To provide healthcare facilities and organise campaigns against diseases
(a) are people who are captured for the fulfilment of a condition.
Disarmament means-
to reduce number of members
to reduce number of workers
to reduce number of armed forces
