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151International RelationsMedium

What is sex?

Aa and b

BA social construction

CMale or female

DBiological difference

Correct answer

A. a and b

Explanation

The correct answer is a and b.

152International RelationsMedium

Mahmud Abbas, is also known as:

AAbu Muhammud

BAbu Mazen

CAbu Ahmed

DAbu Ala

Correct answer

A. Abu Muhammud

Explanation

The correct answer is Abu Muhammud.

153International RelationsMedium

When Pakistan became the member of World Trade Organization:

A9th July 2002

B7th April 2001

C6th March 1995

D1st January 1995

Correct answer

D. 1st January 1995

Explanation

The correct answer is 1st January 1995.

154International RelationsMedium

In which year Slobodon Milosevic was found dead in his cell in UN war crime’s tribunal’s detention centre?

A2003

B2004

C2006

D2005

Correct answer

C. 2006

Explanation

The correct answer is 2006.

155International RelationsMedium

According to the United Nations, the largest number of Palestinian refugees are living in

AJordan

BEgypt

CLebanon

DSyria

Correct answer

A. Jordan

Explanation

The correct answer is Jordan.

156International RelationsMedium

Who is the current chairman of J & k Awami Action Committee?

AMirwaiz Omar Farooq

BShabbir Shah

CYaseen Malik

DAbdul Ghani Bhat

Correct answer

A. Mirwaiz Omar Farooq

Explanation

The correct answer is Mirwaiz Omar Farooq.

157International RelationsMedium

Name the first Nuclear energy power plant in Iran which was started work from 2011?

ABonab

BArdakan

CBushehr

DArak

Correct answer

C. Bushehr

Explanation

The correct answer is Bushehr.

158International RelationsMedium

What is the “ethic of responsibility” and how does it relate to world politics?

AIt marks the limits of ethics in international relations, this results in decision-makers weighing up consequences and sometimes expecting positive outcomes of amoral actions

BIt is the responsibility realists have towards the world; this creates a more realistic scene in world politics

CNone of the options given are correct

DIt is a vow politicians take, which requires them to take responsibility for the ethics of their international actions

Correct answer

A. It marks the limits of ethics in international relations, this results in decision-makers weighing up consequences and sometimes expecting positive outcomes of amoral actions

Explanation

The correct answer is It marks the limits of ethics in international relations, this results in decision-makers weighing up consequences and sometimes expecting positive outcomes of amoral actions.

159International RelationsMedium

Which Roman Emperor immediately preceeded Claudius?

AVespasian

BTiberius

CCaligula

DNero

Correct answer

C. Caligula

Explanation

The correct answer is Caligula.

160International RelationsMedium

Marshall Plan was named for its originator US secretary of state George C. Marshall. US sent the aid of almost S 13 billion dollars to 17 European countries who formed Organization for European Economic Cooperation (OEEC). When this aid was sent?

A1952-54

B1950-1952

C1948-52

D1946-52

Correct answer

C. 1948-52

Explanation

The correct answer is 1948-52.

What is the “ethic of responsibility” and how does it relate to world politics?

AIt marks the limits of ethics in international relations, this results in decision-makers weighing up consequences and sometimes expecting positive outcomes of amoral actions

BIt is the responsibility realists have towards the world; this creates a more realistic scene in world politics

CNone of the options given are correct

DIt is a vow politicians take, which requires them to take responsibility for the ethics of their international actions

Correct answer

A. It marks the limits of ethics in international relations, this results in decision-makers weighing up consequences and sometimes expecting positive outcomes of amoral actions

Explanation

The correct answer is It marks the limits of ethics in international relations, this results in decision-makers weighing up consequences and sometimes expecting positive outcomes of amoral actions.