WorksheetsInternational Law Worksheet
Total questions: 58
Worksheet time: 29mins
What does international law mainly regulate?
Relations between States and international organizations
Relations between people, states and international organizations
Rights of individuals under domestic law
Activities of non-governmental organizations
Why do we need international law?
To prevent conflicts and promote cooperation
To ensure states respect human rights
To regulate economic relations between states
To define diplomatic privileges
What does “Pacta Sunt Servanda” basically mean?
Keep your promises
States are equal before the law
No state can interfere in another’s affairs
Treaties apply only to consenting states
What does sovereignty mean?
A) A country controls its own affairs
B) States must respect each other’s independence
C) All states are equal under law
D) States must fulfill their international obligations
Which of the following is a source of international law?
Treaties and customs / Договоры и обычаи
Resolutions of the UN General Assembly / Резолюции Генеральной Ассамблеи ООН
Domestic constitutions / Национальные конституции
Statements by political leaders / Заявления политических лидеров
What is a treaty? Что такое договор?
An international agreement between states / Международное соглашение между государствами
A declaration of political intent / Декларация политических намерений
A diplomatic note expressing concern / Дипломатическая нота с выражением обеспокоенности
A customary rule recognized by practice / Обычная норма, признанная практикой
What does “all states are equal in legal theory” mean? Что означает «все государства равны в юридическом смысле»?
Small and big states have equal rights under law / Малые и большие государства равны по закону
Each state has the right to non-interference / Каждое государство имеет право на невмешательство
States must act in good faith / Государства должны действовать добросовестно
States must cooperate to maintain peace / Государства должны сотрудничать для поддержания мира
What is the main goal of international law? Какова главная цель международного права?
Maintain peace and order / Поддерживать мир и порядок
Promote respect for sovereignty / Содействовать уважению суверенитета
Ensure human rights protection / Обеспечивать защиту прав человека
Develop friendly relations between states / Развивать дружественные отношения между государствами
Which of the following could be a global treaty?
Paris Climate Agreement
European Union Treaty
African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights
CIS Charter
Which of the following describes “State power structure”?
How government powers are divided
How states exercise external sovereignty
How governments conclude treaties
How states delegate authority to international bodies
In Uzbekistan, which powers exist?
Executive, Legislative, and Judicial
Political, Administrative, and Diplomatic
Federal and Regional
Economic and Military
International law is often criticized because:
It lacks strong enforcement
It is based on state consent
It sometimes overlaps with domestic law
It changes through practice
13. The United Nations was created mainly to:
promote international peace and security
expand colonial empires
increase global trade barriers
support only powerful nations
The UN was primarily created to:
Maintain peace and security / Поддерживать мир и безопасность
Promote economic development / Содействовать экономическому развитию
Protect cultural heritage / Охранять культурное наследие
Support decolonization / Поддерживать процесс деколонизации
Which of these is a regional organization?
European Union (EU) / Европейский союз
United Nations (UN) / Организация Объединённых Наций
African Union (AU) / Африканский союз
World Trade Organization (WTO) / Всемирная торговая организация
When countries sign treaties, it means they:
Agree to follow specific rules / Соглашаются соблюдать определённые правила
Recognize each other’s sovereignty / Признают суверенитет друг друга
Intend to establish diplomatic relations / Намерены установить дипломатические отношения
Promise to provide humanitarian aid / Обещают оказывать гуманитарную помощь
Why do countries join organizations like the UN or WHO?
To cooperate on global issues / Чтобы сотрудничать по мировым вопросам
To gain protection under collective security / Чтобы получить защиту в рамках коллективной безопасности
To promote human rights / Чтобы продвигать права человека
To resolve territorial disputes / Чтобы урегулировать территориальные споры
Which statement best reflects how the world works together?
Through cooperation, dialogue, and law / Через сотрудничество, диалог и право
Through peaceful settlement of disputes / Через мирное разрешение споров
“Reciprocity” in international law means:
States treat each other equally / Государства относятся друг к другу одинаково
States act in good faith / Государства действуют добросовестно
States respect each other’s jurisdiction / Государства уважают юрисдикцию друг друга
States avoid interference in domestic affairs / Государства избегают вмешательства во внутренние дела
Which of the following is not a source of law?
Custom / Обычай
Treaty / Договор
Political gossip / Политические слухи
Judicial decisions / Судебные решения
“Power structure of the world” means:
How influence is distributed globally / Как распределено мировое влияние
The balance of military power / Баланс военной силы
The system of collective security / Система коллективной безопасности
The hierarchy of international organizations / Иерархия международных организаций
How should a delegate dress for MUN?
Formally, like a diplomat / Формально, как дипломат
Casually / Повседневно
National costume / Национальный костюм
Sportswear / Спортивная одежда
When should you stand up in an MUN session?
When the Chair gives permission
When you wish to make a motion
When you want to vote
When you agree with another delegate
How should a speech start?
A) “Honourable Chair, distinguished delegates…”
B) “Dear Committee and respected members…”
C) “Honourable delegates, I greet you all.”
D) “Fellow diplomats, let’s make peace!”
Can you use slang like “LOL” or “BTW” in speeches?
No, it’s unprofessional
Only in informal debate
Only if it helps make a point
If it makes the audience smile
What to do if another delegate disagrees?
Stay calm and respond politely
Ask the Chair for a right to reply
Explain your view more confidently
Try to win over the audience
Which gesture shows confidence?
Standing straight, eye contact
Using open hand gestures
Smiling while speaking
Nodding frequently while others speak
What to do if you make a mistake during speech?
Smile and continue
Briefly correct yourself and move on
Apologize to the committee
Turn it into a joke to ease tension
What should you never do in formal debate?
Clap or laugh loudly
Take notes
Nod politely
Ask questions
Why is good body language important in MUN?
It shows confidence and respect
It helps others trust your words
It keeps the Chair focused on you
It makes your country look more serious
What to do if you forget your country’s policy during speech?
Speak generally and recover
Refer to the UN Charter for support
How should a delegate dress for MUN?
Formally, like a diplomat
Like going to the beach
Like a TikTok influencer
In pajamas with flag
When should you stand up in an MUN session?
When the Chair gives permission
Whenever you feel dramatic
To stretch your legs
When someone disagrees
How should a speech start?
A) “Honourable Chair, distinguished delegates...”
B) “Yo everyone!”
C) “I didn’t prepare...
D) “Hey world, peace out!”
Can you use slang like “LOL” or “BTW” in speeches?
Only during informal parts
No, it’s unprofessional
Yes, if the Chair is your friend
If you wink after saying it
What to do if another delegate disagrees?
Stay calm and respond politely
Roll your eyes
Start arguing loudly
Complain to your neighbor
Which gesture shows confidence?
Standing straight, eye contact
Crossing arms
Looking down
Checking your phone
What to do if you make a mistake during speech?
Smile and continue
Panic and sit down
Say “Oops!”
Pretend it was planned
What should you never do in formal debate?
Clap or laugh loudly
Take notes
Nod politely
Ask questions
Why is good body language important in MUN?
It shows confidence and respect
It helps the photographer
It confuses opponents
It’s for fashion
What to do if you forget your country’s policy during speech?
Speak generally and recover
Say “Technical issue!”
Sit down quietly
Read Wikipedia
School uniforms should be mandatory for all students.
Agree
Disagree
Not sure
No opinion
Homework should be banned or reduced in schools.
Agree
Disagree
Not sure
No opinion
Schools should switch to four-day weeks with longer hours.
Agree
Disagree
Not sure
No opinion
Students should be allowed to use AI tools like ChatGPT for studying.
Agree
Disagree
Not sure
No opinion
Parental control functions should be mandatory on all smartphones used by minors.
Agree
Disagree
Not sure
No opinion
Teenagers should be allowed to have social media accounts without parental consent.
Agree
Disagree
Not sure
No opinion
Having a few close friends is better than having a large social circle.
True
False
Depends on the person
Neither is better
Fast food should be banned in or near schools.
Agree
Disagree
Not sure
No opinion
What is the example topic discussed in the worksheet?
Should students have homework every day?
Should school uniforms be mandatory for all students?
Should students use mobile phones in class?
Should school lunches be free for everyone?
According to the worksheet, what is one reason given FOR (Yes) making school uniforms mandatory?
Uniforms limit personal expression.
Uniforms make all students equal.
Students can’t show their style.
Uniforms are expensive.
According to the worksheet, what is one reason given AGAINST (No) making school uniforms mandatory?
Uniforms help prevent bullying.
Uniforms make all students equal.
Uniforms limit personal expression.
Uniforms are trendy.
Fill in the blank: The first step in the formula students can follow is to ________ your claim.
State
Ignore
Question
Dismiss
According to the formula in the worksheet, what phrase can you use to provide an example?
I strongly believe that…
This is because…
For example…
Therefore, this shows that…
Which of the following is an argument FOR (Да) school uniforms according to the text?
Uniforms limit self-expression.
Uniforms make all students equal.
Students cannot show their style.
Students feel more confident without uniforms.
Which of the following is an argument AGAINST (Нет) school uniforms according to the text?
Uniforms help avoid ridicule.
Uniforms make all students equal.
Uniforms limit self-expression.
Uniforms reduce pressure to wear fashionable clothes.
According to the argument formula, what is the first step in building an argument?
Claim (Утверждение)
Evidence (Доказательство)
Counterargument (Контраргумент)
Conclusion (Вывод)
According to the argument formula, what is the final step in building an argument?
Conclusion (Вывод)
Introduction (Введение)
Evidence (Доказательство)
Counterargument (Контраргумент)
