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WorksheetsBandung Conference + ASEAN
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 6mins
Which country hosted the Bandung Conference?
Sri Lanka
Malaysia
Indonesia
Philippines
When did the Bandung Conference happen?
March 18-24, 1955
April 18-24, 1955
May 18-24, 1955
June 18-24, 1955
How many countries joined the Bandung Conference?
26
27
28
29
Which of the following countries did not join the conference?
Guatemala
Laos
Ethiopia
Gold Coast
Why was the rift between the US and the Soviet Union called the Cold War?
The two superpowers did not engage in open war
The two superpowers ignored each other after WWII
The two superpowers focused on developing technology
The two superpowers fought primarily during winter months
What was the main reason why the US and the Soviet Union fought through proxy wars?
The belief that it would crash the world economy
The belief that their allies must be the ones fighting each other
The belief that they should focus on the Space Race instead
The belief that it would lead to nuclear warfare
The Bandung Conference started the idea of the non-aligned movement. How did this change world politics and international relations during the Cold War?
Countries are forced to be allies with a superpower
Countries can choose not to take sides
Countries can choose to choose both sides
Countries can freely attack any non-allies
Which of the following is not a challenge of the Philippines after WWII?
Elite democracy
Ethnic inequality
Income gap
Authoritarian rule
Who was the dictator of Indonesia after Sukarno?
Sukarnoputri
Yudhoyono
Widodo
Suharto
Who is the Sultan of Brunei (1967-present)
Hassanal Bolkiah
Muhammad Faris Petra
Nazrin Muizzuddin Shah
Muedzul Lail Tan Kiram
Who was the leader of Singapore who transformed the country from a poor ex-colony to an economic powerhouse?
Lee Byun-hun
Sun Yat-Sen
Lee Kuan Yew
Deng Xiaoping
ASEAN stands for (X)
Association of South Asian Nationalists
Association of Southeast Asian Nations
Association of Sino-Asian Natives
Association of Southeast Advocates of Nationalists
Which among the 4 is the ASEAN logo?
Each component of the ASEAN logo symbolizes something such as the colour blue represents peace and stability. What does number of rice stalks symbolize?
The SDG goals of the member-states
The success of the member-states
The courage and dynamism of the member-states
The original member-states
It is the idea that political power and influence are strengthened in a particular geographic place by the unity of nation-states known as 'blocs'
Regionalism
Cooperatives
Geo-alliances
Ethnocentrism
Which countries are the "Founding Countries of the ASEAN"?
Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Philippines, Malaysia
Thailand, Vietnam, Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia
Singapore, Myanmar, Brunei, Philippines, Laos
Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand
Is ASEAN a political organization in nature?
Yes
No
