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Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
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
11. Which of the following is an example of self-determination?
A. Tibet under China
B. Catalonia staying in Spain
C. South Sudan voting for independence
D. Egypt joining the UN
12. What is autonomy?
A. Full independence from another country
B. Partial control within a larger country
C. Being ruled by another country completely
D. Isolation from global trade
13. What was a success of the European Union (EU)?
A. Caused more wars in Europe
B. Created economic instability
C. Brought peace and stability
D. Removed democracy in member states
14. What was a drawback of the European Union (EU)?
A. Gained more national control
B. Unequal benefits and Brexit
C. Improved cooperation
D. Promoted global equality
15. What is sovereignty?
A. A country obeying foreign rulers
B. A country having authority over its own territory
C. Shared power between two countries
D. International law controlling all nations
16. Example of sovereignty being expressed:
A. UK leaving the EU (Brexit)
B. UN telling a country what to do
C. A nation joining a colony
D. A company influencing trade
17. How are self-determination and sovereignty connected?
A. Self-determination often leads to sovereignty
B. They mean the same thing
C. Sovereignty removes self-determination
D. There is no connection between them
18. According to Plato, who should rule the ideal state?
Soldiers
B. Philosopher kings
Farmers
D. The richest citizens
19. According to Aristotle, what is the ideal state?
A. A monarchy
B. A democracy ruled by the poor
C. A polity ruled by the middle class
D. A state ruled by philosophers
20. Which is a difference between Plato and Aristotle’s states?
A. Plato supports democracy; Aristotle rejects it
B. Plato is idealistic; Aristotle is practical
C. Both prefer philosopher kings
D. Both believe only soldiers should rule
21. Which statement describes Aristotle’s view best?
A. Justice through class roles
B. Middle class should rule
C. Only the rich deserve power
D. The state must stay divided by class
22. Which type of power involves military strength and coercion?
A. Soft power
B. Hard power
C. Diplomatic power
D. Symbolic power
23. Which type of power relies on culture and persuasion?
A. Soft power
B. Hard power
C. Physical power
D. National power
24. Which of the following best defines the relationship between interdependence and conflict?
A. Interdependence makes conflict more likely
B. Interdependence reduces the chance of conflict
C. Interdependence has no effect on conflict
D. Conflict strengthens interdependence
25. What is the correct opinion on power?
C. Neither power matters
A. Soft power is better because it’s peaceful
B. Hard power is more important for immediate effect
D. Power doesn’t affect global politics
