Multilateral Diplomacy: Examination Topics of 2016
$$$1. What is the difference between the International Relations and Diplomacy?
$$ Diplomacy is a part of the International Relations
$ Diplomacy has nothing to do with the International Relations
$ Diplomacy and International Relations are the notions of the same caliber
$ International Relations are smaller in scope than Diplomacy
$$$2 What does the notion Multilateral mean?
$$ Something involving many parties
$ Something big in size
$ Something Meaningful
$ Something with the plural number
$$$3. What is Multilateral in terms of Diplomacy?
$$ Diplomacy with the big number of actors
$ Diplomacy with many canals of information
$ Diplomacy with free hands
$ Diplomacy of the backward states
$$$4 What is the other name o the Multilateral Diplomacy?
$$ Conference Diplomacy
$ Symposium Diplomacy
$ Plenary Diplomacy
$ Work-shop Diplomacy
$$$5. Why did the Multilateral Diplomacy come out?
$$ Because of the emergence of the Global Problems
$ Because of the Information Network
$ Because of the Satellite System of Communication
$ Because of the new scale of International Interactions
$$$6. When did the ?New? Diplomacy come out as the genre of activity?
$$ After the First World War
$ After the Second World War
$ After Thirty Years War
$ After the Cold War
$$$7. Who is the creator of the ?New? Diplomacy?
$$ W.Wilson
$ W.Churchil
$ J.Kennedy
$ B.Abama
$$$8. How many points did W.Wilson come out with?
$$ 14 points
$ 16 points
$ 18 points
$ 20 points
$$$9. Why are the Special Missions put into effect?
$$ For the Breakthrough in the relations
$ For the consolidation of the relations
$ For the courtesy visits
$ As a token of Friendship
$$$10. What does ?covenants of peace? mean?
$$ supporters of peace
$ Peace loving
$ sharing peace
$ left in peace
$$$11. What is the method of Conference Diplomacy?
$$ Discussing the Global problems
$ Overview of the International relations
$ Problems of War and Peace
$ Talking on the Highlight Events
$$$12. How many member states are involved in the International relations?
$$ 200 states
$ 80 states
$ 150 states
$ 120 states
$$$13. What is the expected skill for the diplomats involved in Conference Diplomacy?
$$ To be convincing in negotiations
$ To be nice
$ To be generous
$ To be a good golf-player
$$$14. What is the final responsibility of the Head of the Mission?
$$ To adopt the text
$ To defeat the opponents
$ To make friends
$ To produce the right impression
$$$15. Who are the people that sign up the final texts of the Treaties?
$$ State leaders
$ Elected officials
$ Members of the Parliament
$ Diplomats
$$$16. On what terms and conditions can a head of the mission represent his state in two or more organizations?
$$ With the permission of the International Organization
$ At the discretion of the sending state
$ At his personal decision
$ Due to some other reason
$$$17. Why is Conference diplomacy so time consuming?
$$ It requires expertization
$ Much time is wasted
$ Opinions differ a lot
$ Too many problems to be sorted out
$$$18. What is not acceptable in Diplomatic correspondence?
$$ Personal style of writing
$ Comments
$ Analysis
$ Views
$$$19. What is the Verbal Note?
$$ A vehicle of diplomatic correspondence
$ Oral statement
$ Analytical news
$ Review
$$$20. In what person is the verbal note created?
$$ Third person
$ First person
$ Second person
$ Any person
$$$21. What if there is no answer to the Private letter?
$$ The answer is ?No?
$ The answer is ?May be?
$ The answer does not mean anything
$ It can mean anything
$$$22. When did the first meeting of the leaders of the Three Satellite countries take place?
$$ 1943
$ 1944
$ 1945
$ 1942
$$$23. Where did the first meeting of the leaders of the Satellite countries take place?
$$ Tehran
$ Cairo
$ Istanbul
$ Baghdad
$$$24. Why was Tehran selected as the meeting place of the leaders of the Satellite countries?
$$ As the place close to the Soviet Union
$ It was the unanimous decision
$ Because Iran was a safe place
$ Because it was equally distant from all the three countries
$$$25. What was the key topic at the Tehran Conference?
$$ Opening of the Second Front
$ General view of the situation
$ Military Aid
$ Humanitarian matters
$$$26. What is the diplomatic way of solving the problems?
$$ Negotiations
$ Influence
$ Threat
$ Fraud
$$$27. When was the Vienna Convention on Conference Diplomacy adopted?
$$ 1975
$ 1961
$ 1963
$ 1986
$$$28. How can a Special Mission be sent over?
$$ With the consent of the other party
$ At the decision of the initiating party
$ At the conclusion of the International Organization
$ At the advice of the State Leader
$$$29. How is the precedence fixed among the heads of the missions in Conference Diplomacy?
$$ In alphabetic order
$ By the time of stay in the country
$ By the diplomatic rank
$ By the age difference
$$$30. How many points did W.Wilson come up with?
$$ 14
$ 16
$ 21
$ 11
$$$31. How is the special mission treated by the other party?
$$ With some special treatment
$ Like any other political initiative
$ With no special interest
$ Indifferent
$$$32 What was one the key principles W.Wilson came up with in Trade?
$$ Free Trade
$ Boycott
$ Enforcement
$ Cooperation
$$$33. What was one of the key principles W.Wilson came up with concerning Diplomacy?
$$ Open agreements
$ Conspiracy
$ Shadow arrangements
$ Secret meetings
$$$34. What was the first point of W.Wilson devoted to?
$$ Open diplomacy
$ Form of arrangements
$ Confidential issues
$ Parliamentary debates
$$$35. What was the second point of W.Wilson devoted to?
$$ Freedom of Navigation
$ Freedom of open debates
$ Freedom of trade
$ Freedom of movement
$$$36. What was one of the key points created by W.Wilson?
$$ Removal of all economic barriers
$ Removal of all the frontiers
$ Removal of all political disputes
$ Removal of all the contradictions
$$$37. What was W.Wilson?s view on the national armaments?
$$ To be reduced to the lowest point
$ To be developed
$ To be modernized
$ To be eliminated
$$$38. What was W.Wilson?s view on the colonial system?
$$ Self-Determination
$ Self-Identification
$ Self-Reflection
$ Self-Realization
$$$39. What was W.Wilson?s idea on the French territory?
$$ To be freed
$ To be replaced
$ To be liberated
$ To be occupied
$$$40. What is the motive of the ?New Diplomacy?
$$ Change
$ Replacement
$ Stability
$ Mobility
$$$41. How is the permission for the Special Mission achieved?
$$ Through diplomatic agreed channels
$ Through personal contacts
$ Through Mass Media message
$ Through oral statement
$$$42. Who is in charge of the Embassy when the Ambassador is not appointed?
$$ Charge De Affair
$ Attaché
$ General Consular
$ Minister
$$$43. What piece of documentation should be received for the diplomat to act in the capacity of an Ambassador?
$$ Agreement
$ Note
$ Decree
$ Memorandum
$$$44. Who does act in the capacity of an Ambassador when there is no agreement?
$$ Charge De Affair
$ General Consular
$ Minister
$ Attaché
$$$45. What inquiry can be made if the agreement is not there?
$$ The receiving country never comments on the refusal
$ There is a set span of time for the comments of the receiving party
$ There is not time-limit set for the agreement to come put
$ The agreement comes in due course
$$$46. What is the ceremony an ambassador has to go through on arrival in the receiving state?
$$ Handing in of the Letters of credence
$ Press Conference
$ Party
$ Meeting
$$$47. When was the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations created?
$$ 1961
$ 1963
$ 1975
$ 1982
$$$48. When was the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations created?
$$ 1963
$ 1975
$ 1961
$ 1982
$$$49. What is the ?handing in? of the letters of Credit?
$$ Official ceremony
$ Courtesy dialogue
$ Friendly Meeting
$ Professional Party
$$$50. What is the outcome of the Credentials ?handing in? procedure?
$$ Ambassador gets to the point of being accepted and authorized
$ Ambassador gets to know the top ranking officials of the country
$ Ambassador is familiarized with the offices he will deal with
$ Ambassador gets to know the officials in person
$$$51. What does an Ambassador do after he hands in the Credentials?
$$ He sends over the personal note on the event
$ He convenes the party
$ He does nothing special
$ He informs his friends
$$$52. What is meant by Economic Diplomacy?
$$ Relations in the sphere of Economy
$ Relations between the businessmen
$ Commercial interactions
$ Problems of Commodities exchange
$$$53. What is meant by ?Peoples to Peoples? Diplomacy?
$$ Diplomatic interactions of masses of people
$ Interactions of business people
$ Sports Events
$ International peoples gatherings
$$$54. Conference Diplomacy is? ?
$$ Multilateral Diplomacy
$ International peoples gatherings
$ Interactions of business people
$ International Symposiums on some problems
$$$55. Why is the position of a diplomat so significant?
$$ It has legal consequences
$ Because he deals with masses of people
$ Because he contacts with the officials
$ He can address the people on TV and Mass Media.
$$$56. In what form did the International Relations come out in Ancient Times?
$$ Consular
$ Diplomatic
$ Friendly
$ Civil
$$$57. Premises of the Consular Agency are?
$$ Buildings and the related pieces of property
$ Places of Interest
$ Recreational Zones
$ Exposition Areas
$$$58. Diplomatic Archives are:
$$ Related Pieces of Documentation
$ Remnants
$ Out-of-Date Pieces of Documentation
$ Old papers
$$$59. What is the Exequatur in relation to the Consular Service?
$$ Authority
$ Grant
$ Certificate
$ Pass
$$$60. What State does determine the size of the Consular Staff?
$$ The Receiving State
$ The Sending State
$ International Organization
$ International Law
$$$61. Who can declare a consular officer a ?Non-Grata? person?
$$ The Receiving State
$ The Sending State
$ International Court
$ The Third State
$$$62. What is a ?Non-Grata? person?
$$ Not acceptable person
$ Not friendly person
$ A non-cooperative person
$ Not a good consular officer
$$$63. As of when the information has been the important vehicle in Diplomatic service?.
$$ Through the history of the Diplomacy
$ Quite recently
$ Occasionally
$ Accidentally
$$$64. Who are the other professionals also targeting at the information?
$$ Mass Media people
$ Geologists
$ Historians
$ Chemists
$$$65. What sort of information is expected from the diplomats?
$$ Analytical
$ Synthetically
$ Composite
$ Ironical
$$$66. Why should the diplomatic information be properly dressed up?
$$ To make it convincing
$ To make it sensational
$ To look good
$ To be stuffed with the sense of humor
$$$67. What is the key element in the Diplomatic Service?
$$ Information
$ Dress-Code
$ Appearance
$ Rank
$$$68. What are the sources of the Diplomatic Information?
$$ Official
$ Non-Official
$ Yellow Press
$ Rumors
$$$69. How is the Diplomatic Information processed?
$$ Double-Checked
$ Taken for granted
$ Discussed
$ Ignored
$$$70. What is the priority of the Mass Media with regard to information?
$$ Sensation
$ Knowledge
$ Message
$ Rumors
$$$71. What is the equivalent of Agreement in Consular service?
$$ Exequatur
$ License
$ Permission
$ Convention
$$$72. What is the equivalent of Exequatur in Diplomatic service?
$$ Agreement
$ Permission
$ Consent
$ License
$$$73. Diplomatic Privileges are granted to ? ?
$$ Diplomats
$ VIP Persons
$ Senior Businessmen
$ Highly respected citizens
$$$74. What is the idea of the diplomatic privileges?
$$ Efficient performance
$ Exclusive respect
$ Careless attitude
$ Assumed Air
$$$75. What is the Status of the diplomats in the External relations?
$$ The Diplomats are managers in the External relations
$ The Diplomats are the creators of the External relations
$ The Diplomats are the sponsors of the External relations
$ The Diplomats are the amateurs of the External relations
$$$76. What Institutions do the Diplomats report to?
$$ Ministry of Foreign Affairs
$ Cabinet of Ministers
$ President
$ Senate
$$$77. What is Stereo Stability?
$$ Ability to work under stressful situations
$ Being sensitive to the stereo music
$ Lack of Flexibility
$ Commitment to Stereo music
$$$78. Who is the Dean of the Diplomatic Body?
$$ The Leader of the Diplomatic Community
$ The Head of all the missions
$ The person who governs the parties
$ The man who is the master of all the ceremonies
$$$79. Who is appointed as the Dean of the Diplomatic Body?
$$ The Ambassador with the longest term of stay in the country
$ The Ambassador who is the oldest by age
$ The Ambassador who comes from the biggest country
$ The Ambassador who has the highest rank
$$$80. What is the Diplomatic Body?
$$ Family of the Diplomats in the receiving state
$ Meeting place
$ Club
$ Think Tank
$$$81. The diplomats are promoted to the rank of the Ambassador by?
$$ Edict of the President
$ Decision of the Government
$ Decree of the Senate
$ Resolution of the International Organization
$$$82. What is the function of a diplomatic mission?
$$ Represent the interests of the sending state
$ Represent the interests of the receiving state
$ Represent the interests of some other state
$ Represent the personal interests
$$$83. What is the function of a diplomatic mission?
$$ Protect the interests of the sending state
$ Protect the interests of the receiving state
$ Protect the interests of some other state
$ Protect their personal interests
$$$84. What is the function of the diplomatic mission?
$$ Promotion of the interests of the sending state
$ Promotion of the interests of some other state
$ Promotion of the interests of some other state
$ Promotion of the interests of the International organization
$$$85. Who gives the authority for the Head of the Mission?
$$ The Authorities of the receiving state
$ The Leaders of the International Organization
$ The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the sending state
$ Some other Institution
$$$86. When is the Head of the Mission considered to be accredited?
$$ On receiving the agreement
$ On arrival
$ On notice
$ On occasion
$$$87. Personal Value of a Diplomat
$$ Knowledge of the language of the Country of Stay
$ Language skills are not important
$ Linguistic talent is desirable
$ Language is a small matter
$$$88. What is the Diplomatic Protocol?
$$ Set of Rules accepted among the Diplomats
$ Official Record
$ Paper Work
$ Summary of the decision
$$$89. What is Diplomatic Etiquette?
$$ Set of Conventions accepted among Diplomats
$ The way to look nice
$ The manner of treating people
$ Produced impression
$$$90. When is the order of presentation credentials determined?
$$ On arrival of the Head of the mission
$ In advance
$ On arrangement
$ At the discretion of the receiving party
$$$91. Who is a member of a diplomatic staff?
$$ A diplomat who enjoys the diplomatic status
$ Any employee of the mission
$ Resident of the sending state
$ Resident of the third state
$$$92. What is the appropriate way of Diplomatic Service?
$$ Peaceful
$ Aggressive
$ Neutral
$ Friendly
$$$93. What is meant by the statement: ? A Diplomat is a person of an Independent Mind?
$$ He speaks his mind
$ He reproduces some other peoples? views
$ He listens to some other people
$ He is influenced by some other people
$$$94. What is expected from the diplomats working at the International Organizations?
$$ The skill of negotiating
$ The skill of playing cards
$ To play roles
$ To have a vocal talent
$$$95. In what city of Europe was the Convention on Diplomatic Relations adopted?
$$ Vienna
$ Paris
$ London
$ Geneva
$$$96. What is the priority in Diplomatic Practice?
$$ Peaceful negotiations
$ Military Threat
$ Enforcement
$ Demonstration of Might
$$$97. What party should give the notification to accredit the head of the mission?
$$ The sending state
$ The receiving state
$ The International legal entity
$ The third state
$$$98. How can one person be accredited to more than one state?
$$ With the consent of the receiving state
$ At the decision of the sending state
$ With the request of the third state
$ At the initiative of the International organization
$$$99. Of what nationality should be the member of the diplomatic mission in principle?
$$ The one of the sending state
$ The one of the receiving state
$ The one of the third state
$ Irrespective of the nationality
$$$100. How do the heads of the missions take precedence?
$$ Respective to the date of taking up their functions
$ Respective to the decision of the sending state
$ Respective to the notification of the sending state
$ Respective to the advice of the third state
$$$101. What national symbols can be used by the mission?
$$ Flag and Emblem
$ Anthem and Constitution
$ National Customs
$ Some other symbols
$$$102. What does inviolability of the premises of the mission mean?
$$ Nobody can enter the place unless he is invited
$ Anyone can enter the place on the weekend
$ Local authorities can enter the place
$ People can visit the place on the days of the National Holidays
$$$103. What does immunity from search and requisition mean?
$$ Nobody can undertake search or requisition of the premises of the mission
$ The authorities of the receiving state can undertake the search and requisition
$ The International Organization can undertake the search and requisition
$ The local police can undertake search and requisition
$$$104. What party doest take care of inviolability and immunity?
$$ The authorities of the receiving state take care of inviolability and immunity
$ The International organizations take care of inviolability and immunity
$ The sending state take care of inviolability and immunity
$ Specialized corporate bodies take care of inviolability and immunity
$$$105. As of when does a diplomatic agent enjoy privileges?
$$ From the moment he enters the territory of the receiving state
$ From the moment he got his passport issued
$ From the moment he was appointed as the diplomatic agent
$ From the moment he got the air ticket
$$$106. What is the duty of all the persons enjoying privileges and immunities?
$$ To respect the laws and regulations of the receiving state
$ There are no duties related to the privileges and immunities
$ The laws and regulations should be matched.
$ The laws and regulations of the receiving state should be obeyed
$$$107. What may the sending state do in case of the armed conflict?
$$ Entrust the protection of its interests to a third state
$ Create a Letter of Protest
$ Write an Appeal
$ Play the role
$$$108. What are the Customs? terms for the diplomatic baggage for crossing the borders?
$$ It is never opened or detained
$ It can be checked occasionally
$ There are no special terms for diplomatic agents
$ Diplomatic baggage can be x-rayed
$$$109. What is the major privilege of a diplomatic mission?
$$ Independent communication system
$ Independent transportation system
$ Independent Energy system
$ Independent Logistics System
$$$110. What should all the diplomatic packages have on the outside cover?
$$ Visible external mark
$ Seal
$ Stamp
$ Label
$$$111. To what extent private belongings enjoy inviolability?
$$ Absolutely
$ Partially
$ Random
$ Selectively
$$$112. By what state can immunity be waived?
$$ The sending state
$ The receiving state
$ The third state
$ International Organization
$$$113. To what extent do members of the family enjoy the immunity?
$$ As much as the diplomatic agent
$ Partially
$ Optionally
$ Random
$$$114. What is the obligation of the receiving state if the diplomatic relations are broken off?
$$ Respect and protect the interests of the Diplomatic mission
$ Take up some repressive actions
$ Ignore the interests of the Diplomatic mission
$ Do nothing and ignore the interests of the mission
$$$115. What state should give the permission for free communication?
$$ The receiving state
$ The sending state
$ The International Organization
$ The third state
$$$116. What is the major obligation of the Dean of the Diplomatic body?
$$ To be a Spokesman of the Diplomatic Community
$ To be the Leader of the Diplomatic Community
$ To be the Head at the meetings
$ To be the Judge at the Disputes
$$$117. What is ?Confidence Building??
$$ To enjoy the confidence of a partner
$ To be strong
$ To be self-assured
$ To be sure of something
$$$118. What is the idea of Empathy?
$$ The Vehicle of Compromise
$ The way of dominance
$ The way of waging up a conflict
$ The way of preventing a conflict
$$$119. What is the final stage of processing information?
$$ To take the right decision
$ To change the image
$ To produce the right impression
$ To be a world leader
$$$120. What should the right decision be based on?
$$ Analytical information
$ Dominating view point
$ Impressive authority
$ Rumors
$$$121. Diplomacy is the skill of?
$$ Setting up confidence
$ Demonstrating might
$ Imposing one?s point of view
$ Playing roles
$$$122. What is the position of a minister in an Embassy?
$$ Senior diplomat
$ Junior diplomat
$ Average diplomat
$ Medium size diplomat
$$$123. Who are the members of the mission involved in the administrative issues?
$$ Administrative staff
$ Diplomatic staff
$ Technical staff
$ Service staff
$$$124. Who are the members of the mission called ?diplomatic staff??
$$ Professionals with the diplomatic status
$ Administrative officers of the mission
$ Technical staff of the mission
$ Service staff of the mission
$$$125. Who are the members of the mission involved in the service issues?
$$ Service staff
$ Administrative staff
$ Technical staff
$ Diplomatic staff
$$$126. What is the strategic goal of the Diplomatic activity?
$$ To come up with the right foresight
$ To be friendly with the officials
$ To have influence in the receiving state
$ To have some strong supporters
$$$127. What is the appropriate form of the Diplomatic Information?
$$ Analytical
$ Synthetic
$ Descriptive
$ Commentating
$$$128. Why do Ministries of Foreign Affairs set up Analytical Departments?
$$ Because of the intensive flow of Information
$ Because of the intention to have another department
$ Because of the growing number of states
$ Because it is recommended by the UN
$$$129. How different is the Diplomatic style of writing?
$$ It is based on facts
$ It is backed up with the writers? fantasies
$ It depends on the style of writing
$ It depends on the descriptive talents
$$$130. What piece of documentation does the newly arrived Ambassador hand in?
$$ Letters of Credence
$ Recalling letters
$ Memorandum
$ Message
$$$131. What other piece of documentation besides Letters of Credence can a newly arrived Ambassador hand in?
$$ Recalling letters
$ Letters of Credence
$ Message
$ Memorandum
$$$132. When is the date of Handing in of the Letters of Credence discussed?
$$ On arrival
$ On getting the agreement
$ Before the arrival
$ The date is not discussed
$$$133. What is the obligation of the Receiving state to guarantee the accredited diplomats?
$$ Freedom of Movement
$ Freedom of Thought
$ Freedom of Elections
$ Freedom of Expression
$$$134. What is the key element in the Diplomatic activity?
$$ Diplomatic contacts
$ Diplomatic hobbies
$ Diplomatic labels
$ Diplomatic fantasies
$$$135. Do all the diplomats enjoy the same volume of immunity?
$$ The consular officers have lower level of immunity
$ All the diplomats have the same volume of immunity
$ Immunity does not discriminate the diplomats
$ Immunity is granted respective to the ranks
$$$136. Diplomatic contacts should be ???
$$ Consolidated
$ Valued
$ Rejected
$ Estimated
$$$137. What are the pieces of documentation that set up the frame of the Diplomatic activity?
$$ Vienna Conventions
$ United Nations Resolutions
$ Decisions of the International Court
$ Arrangements of the Super Powers
$$$138. What is the status of the Diplomatic pieces of Documentation in case of the armed conflict?
$$ It stays inviolable
$ It loses the state of inviolability
$ It can be open to public
$ It can be opened up
$$$139. For how long shall the archives be inviolable?
$$ For any time
$ For 12 months
$ At the discretion of the local authorities
$ At the will of the International Organization
$$$140. What does inviolability of the Diplomatic correspondence mean?
$$ Diplomatic bag can never be opened
$ It can be opened occasionally
$ It can be opened at the Customs
$ It can be opened at the Police office
$$$141. What is not acceptable in diplomatic correspondence?
$$ Imperative tone
$ Exclamations
$ Question Marks
$ Comments
$$$142. What party is the creator of the Statement of the Government?
$$ The Government of the Country
$ The Parliament of the Country
$ The People of the Country
$ The Politicians of the Country
$$$143. When was Westphalia Treaty signed?
$$ 1648
$ 1712
$ 1696
$ 1812
$$$144. What principle was declared by Westphalia principle irrespective of the dominating religion?
$$ Equality
$ Brotherhood
$ Peace-Loving
$ Sensible Hatred
$$$145. What was pioneering in Westphalia Treaty?
$$ Legal documentation
$ Intention
$ Will
$ Drive
$$$146. What International Organization was set up as the result of Westphalia Treaty?
$$ Nothing of the Kind
$ United Nations
$ European Union
$ UNESCO
$$$147. How many states did League of Nations have by 1935?
$$ 58
$ 41
$ 60
$ 39
$$$148. What was the idea of setting up the League of Nations?
$$ Prevention of the world wars
$ To set up an International Organization
$ To solve the disputes
$ To consider the International problems
$$$149. What did the League of Nations lack?
$$ Armed forces
$ Organizational structure
$ Supporters in Europe
$ International Court
$$$150. What Organization did replace the League of Nations?
$$ United Nations
$ UNESCO
$ European Union
$ Union of African states
$$$160. What language was introduced as the official one of the League of Nations?
$$ Esperanto
$ Spanish
$ French
$ English
$$$161. In what city was the Headquarters of the League of Nations located?
$$ Geneva
$ London
$ New York
$ Beirut
$$$162. In what city was the framework of the United Nations was worked out(1944)
$$ Dumbarton Oaks
$ New York
$ Washington
$ Boston
$$$163. Who was the leader of the Soviet delegation at Dumburton-Oaks?
$$ Gromiko
$ Molotov
$ Litvinov
$ Mayskyi
$$$164. What is the Charter of the United Nations?
$$ Constitution
$ Treaty
$ Agreement
$ Arrangement
$$$165. Who was the Special mission agent of President during the Second World War?
$$ Hopkins
$ Harriman
$ Stocks
$ Davies
$$$166. What is the key principle of Diplomatic Protocol?
$$ Parity
$ Subordination
$ Regulation
$ Control
$$$167. Where was the second meeting of the leaders of the three satellite countries held?
$$ Yalta
$ Alaska
$ Cyprus
$ Cairo
$$$168. When was the Second Front put into effect?
$$ 1944
$ 1943
$ 1942
$ 1945
$$$169. When was the second meeting of the leaders of the three satellite countries held in Yalta?
$$ February of 1945
$ May of 1944
$ December of 1944
$ May of 1945
$$$170. What was the topic of the meeting in Yalta in February of 1945?
$$ Post-War status of Germany
$ Opening of the Second Front
$ Military Aid
$ Humanitarian Matters
$$$171. What was agreed at the Yalta Conference?
$$ Frontiers of Poland
$ Victory day
$ Demarcation of the sectors of Front
$ Legal proceedings
$$$172. What was the obligation of the Soviet Union after the warfare against Germany accepted in Yalta?
$$ Involvement of the Soviet Union in the warfare against Japan
$ Occupation of Iran
$ Occupation of Turkey
$ Liberation of Europe
$$$173. What was the San-Francisco Conference of 1945 devoted to?
$$ Promulgation of the United Nations
$ Party on the victory over the Germany
$ Setting up of the new World order
$ Humanitarian Issues
$$$174. How many years did the Pan-European War last?
$$ Thirty years
$ Twenty years
$ Fifteen
$ Ten
$$$175. What was the Cause of the Thirty Years War?
$$ Religious Conflict
$ Territorial Claim
$ Political dispute
$ Economic contradictions
$$$176. How many countries were involved in Thirty Years War?
$$ Almost all the European states
$ Some European states
$ Quite few European states
$ Just two European states
$$$177. What was the outcome of the Thirty Years War in Europe?
$$ All the religions gained equal rights
$ All the religions were lined up
$ The dominating religion took over
$ All the religions were left in peace
$$$178. What is the significance of Westphalia peace for Diplomacy?
$$ As the beginning of the new era of International relations
$ As the end of warfare
$ As the beginning of peace
$ As religious reconciliation
$$$179. Who is the current General Secretary of the United Nations?
$$ Pan Gi Moon
$ U Than
$ Budros Gali
$ Clinton
$$$180. When was the United Nations set up as the International Organization?
$$ May of 1945
$ June of 1946
$ March of 1944
$ September 1946
$$$181. Where was the United Nations set up as the International Organization?
$$ San-Francisco
$ Boston
$ Paris
$ London
$$$182. How many seats did the Soviet Union intend to have in the United Nations?
$$ 16 seats
$ 3 seats
$ 1 seat
$ 7 seats
$$$183. How many major committees are there in the United Nations?
$$ Six
$ Nine
$ One
$ Ten
$$$184. When did the Republic of Kazakhstan join the United Nations?
$$ 1992
$ 1998
$ 1995
$ 1997
$$$185 Who of the leaders of Kazakhstan was the first to make a speech at the General Assembly?
$$ Nazarbaev
$ Tokaev
$ Aristanbekova
$ Saudabaev
$$$186. What is the highest organ of the United Nations?
$$ General Assembly
$ Conference
$ Congress
$ Council Meeting
$$$187. What country did initiate the Veto?
$$ Soviet Union
$ USA
$ Great Britain
$ China
$$$188.What does the Veto require?
$$ Unanimous voting
$ Random voting
$ Abstaining voting
$ Independent voting
$$$189. When was the Silk Road the cultural track between the States?
$$ In XV Century
$ XX Century
$ XVII Century
$ XIX Century
$$$190. When was Kazakhstan fixed as the subject of International Relation?
$$ XVI Century
$ XIX Century
$ XVIII Century
$ XX Century
$$$191. Who were the people in charge of the International Affairs?
$$ Khans
$ Biyes
$ Professional diplomats
$ Merchants
$$$192. What city was the political centre of Kazakhstan in XVI-XVII Centuries?
$$ Turkestan
$ Tashkent
$ Saratov
$ Uralsk
$$$193. Who was the greatest diplomat in Kazakhstan of XVIII Century?
$$ Ablay-Khan
$ Tole-Bi
$ Abulkhair
$ Bogenbay-Batyr
$$$194. When was the treaty with Russia signed?
$$ In 1731
$ In 1875
$ In 1917
$ In 1855
$$$195. How were the diplomatic relations fixed with regard to ceremonies in XVIII Century?
$$ Ambassadorial Traditions
$ Treaties
$ Conventions
$ Agreements
$$$196. When was the Kazakh Socialist Republic established?
$$ In 1936
$ In 1924
$ In 1918
$ In 1922
$$$197. When was the Law on the International Legal Subjectivity of the Union Republics of the Soviet Union?
$$ 1944
$ 1942
$ 1940
$ 1945
$$$198. What was the idea of granting International Legal Subjectivity to the Union Republics of the Soviet Union?
$$ To increase the number of seats in the United Nations
$ To liberalize the Law
$ To diversify the International Relations
$ To have multiplied corp. of diplomats
$$$199. Who was the first leader of Narkomat Inostrannykh Del of the Kazakh SSR?
$$ T.Tazhibaev
$ M.Ondasynov
$ Ch.Valikhanov
$ O.Suleimenov
$$$200. When was the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kazakh SSR established?
$$ In 1946
$ In 1945
$ In 1950
$ In 1948
$$$201. What were the functions of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kazakh SSR?
$$ Consular functions
$ Diplomatic functions
$ Representing functions
$ Full scale functions
$$$202. When was the Independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan declared?
$$ December of 1991
$ January of 1992
$ October of 1993
$ September of 1992
$$$203. Who was elected as the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan?
$$ N.Nazarbaev
$ S.Abdildin
$ G.Kasymov
$ E.Gabasov
$$$204. Who is the creator of the Foreign Affairs concept?
$$ The President of the Republic
$ The Government of the Republic
$ The Parliament of the Republic
$ The Supreme Court of the Republic
$$$205. What Ministry is responsible for the realization of the Concept?
$$ Ministry of Foreign Affairs
$ Ministry of the Internal Affairs
$ Defense Ministry
$ Parliamentary Committee
$$$206. What was and is the basic element of the External Policy of the Republic of Kazakhstan?
$$ Multi-Vector Course
$ Mono-Vector Course
$ One-way Course
$ Lack of the Course
$$$207. What is the idea of the Multi-Vector Course?
$$ Independence of any Center of Authority
$ Dependence on the key States
$ Cooperation with all the countries
$ Pragmatically minded approach
$$$208. What was the striking initiative of the Republic of Kazakhstan with regard to the Universal security?
$$ Refusal of the Nuclear Weapons
$ Peaceful agreements
$ Cooperation of the Nuclear Powers
$ Consolidation of the Atomic Club
$$$209. What was the reward for the refusal of the Nuclear Weapons?
$$ Guarantees of Security
$ Support
$ Respect
$ Appreciation
$$$210. Where and when was the Union CIS countries was established?
$$ In Almaty in December of 1991
$ In Tashkent in January of 1992
$ In Ashgabat in March of 1993
$ In Bishkek in June of 1992
$$$211. When was Kazakhstan admitted to the United Nations?
$$ 1992
$ 1994
$ 1996
$ 1995
$$$212. What was the initiative of the Republic of Kazakhstan at 47-th General Assembly of the United Nations?
$$ Setting up of CICA
$ Convening of the United Nations Session
$ Election of the Secretary-General
$ Security package
$$$213. What was the agreement signed in Tashkent in 1992 between the CIS countries?
$$ Collective Security
$ Peaceful co-existence
$ Economic cooperation
$ Moral support
$$$214. What was the idea of all the agreements concluded with China, Russia and Central Asian States?
$$ Security Belt
$ Friendly Relations
$ Cooperation
$ Mutual Understanding
$$$215. How the precedence of the International and National Law is fixed?
$$ The International Law is senior
$ The National Law dominates
$ Both have equal rights
$ They are of the same seniority
$$$216. What is the function of Kazakhstan diplomats in International Affairs?
$$ Managers
$ Creators
$ Players
$ Actors
$$$217. What is the basic source of the diplomatic activity?
$$ Vienna Conventions
$ Bilateral relations
$ Arrangements
$ Contracts
$$$218. How are the ambassadors appointed?
$$ By the Edict of the President
$ By the Government
$ By Parliamentary Hearings
$ By the Ministerial Decree
$$$219. Why was the delimitation of the frontiers with the neighboring countries important for the security of the Republic of Kazakhstan?
$$ It avoided the territorial claims
$ It consolidated the frontiers
$ It helped to set up the frontier service
$ It set up the demarking lines
$$$220. What is the responsibility of the diplomats of Kazakhstan with regard to Economic diplomacy?
$$ To attract the investments to the Republic of Kazakhstan
$ To promote economic development of the country
$ To write the economic reports on the receiving country
$ To develop favorable relations with the receiving state
$$$221. What is the Central body of Diplomacy?
$$ Ministry of Foreign Affairs
$ Ministry of Foreign Trade
$ Ministry of Tourism
$ Cabinet of Ministers
$$$222. Who is the leader at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs?
$$ Minister
$ Adviser
$ Envoy
$ Chairman
$$$223. What are the representations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs abroad?
$$ Missions
$ Offices
$ Establishments
$ Clubs
$$$224. Who is the person supposed to be the head of the mission?
$$ Ambassador
$ Director
$ Chief
$ Boss
$$$225. Who is in charge of the Embassy when the Ambassador is not appointed?
$$ Charge De Affair
$ Attaché
$ General Consular
$ Minister
$$$226. What piece of documentation should be received for the diplomat to act in the capacity of an Ambassador?
$$ Agreement
$ Note
$ Decree
$ Memorandum
$$$227. What State does determine the size of the Consular Staff?
$$ The Receiving State
$ The Sending State
$ International Organization
$ International Law
$$$228. Who can declare a consular officer a ?Non-Grata? person?
$$ The Receiving State
$ The Sending State
$ International Court
$ The Third State
$$$229. Diplomatic Privileges are granted to ? ?
$$ Diplomats
$ VIP Persons
$ Senior Businessmen
$ Highly respected citizens
$$$230. What is the idea of the diplomatic privileges?
$$ Efficient performance
$ Exclusive respect
$ Careless attitude
$ Assumed Air
$$$231. What is the Diplomatic Protocol?
$$ Set of Rules accepted among the Diplomats
$ Official Record
$ Paper Work
$ Summary of the decision
$$$232. What is Diplomatic Etiquette?
$$ Set of Conventions accepted among Diplomats
$ The way to look nice
$ The manner of treating people
$ Produced impression
$$$233. Of what nationality should be the members of the Diplomatic staff?
$$ Of the sending state
$ Of the receiving state
$ Of the third state
$ Nationality does not matter
$$$234. When may the receiving state notify that a diplomat is a ?non grata? person?
$$ At any time
$ At a fixed time span
$ By the end of the year
$ At the time of Christmas
$$$235. What party does determine the size of the mission?
$$ The receiving state
$ The sending state
$ The International Organization
$ The third state
$$$236. What is outside of the Diplomatic Practice?
$$ Violence
$ Sympathy
$ Friendship
$ Understanding
$$$237. What national symbols can be used by the mission?
$$ Flag and Emblem
$ Anthem and Constitution
$ National Customs
$ Some other symbols
$$$238. Can a diplomatic agent practice any other business for personal profit?
$$ No way
$ It depends on the Law of the receiving state
$ It varies from country to country
$ It depends on the Law of the sending state
$$$239. What is ?Confidence Building??
$$ To enjoy the confidence of a partner
$ To be strong
$ To be self-assured
$ To be sure of something
$$$240. Diplomacy is the skill of?
$$ Setting up confidence
$ Demonstrating might
$ Imposing one?s point of view
$ Playing roles
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