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Question-1
The Washington Declaration was made in the year ___________.
(A)
1945
(B)
1942
(C)
1944
(D)
1943
Question-2
The Principles of the United Nations include _________.
(A)
All counters should respect the sovereignty and rights of other nations.
(B)
All members should settle their disputes by peaceful means
(C)
They should refrain themselves from the threat or use of force
(D)
All are correct
Question-3
The Official languages of the United Nations are __________.
(A)
Arabic, Chinese and English
(B)
French, Russian and Spanish
(C)
Hindi, Sanskrit and French
(D)
Both a and b are correct
Question-4
The Dumbarton Oaks conference was held in the year ________.
(A)
1944
(B)
1946
(C)
1942
(D)
1943
Question-5
The objectives of the Atlantic Charter were ____________.
(A)
To maintain intentional peace and security in the world
(B)
To encourage international co-operation
(C)
To develop friendly relations among nations
(D)
All are correct
Question-6
The participant nations in the Moscow Declaration were _____________.
(A)
U.S.A, U.S.S.R, and Great Britain
(B)
Germany, Italy and Japan
(C)
Belgium, Denmark and Austria
(D)
Czechoslovakia, France and Russia
Question-7
The purposes of the United Nations- Organisation include __________.
(A)
To maintain international peace and security
(B)
To develop friendly relations among nations
(C)
To co-operate internationally in solving problems
(D)
All are correct.
Question-8
How many Allied nations participated in the Washington conference ?
(A)
26
(B)
16
(C)
36
(D)
46
Question-9
The name 'United Nations' was adopted by the suggestion of __________.
(A)
Theodore Roosevelt
(B)
Franklin D. Roosevelt
(C)
Woodrow Wilson
(D)
None of these
Question-10
The nations which made the proposal called London Declaration were ___________.
(A)
Britain, Canada and New Zealand
(B)
Australia and South Africa
(C)
Russia, France and UK
(D)
Both a and b are correct
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