Global governance refers to:
a) The system of government in a single country
b) The collaboration of international organizations and states to address global issues
c) The economic policies of developing nations
d) The rule of multinational corporations over global affairs
Which of the following is a key actor in global governance?
a) National governments
b) International organizations
c) Non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
d) All of the above
Which international organization was established in 1945 to promote global peace and cooperation?
a) NATO
b) World Bank
c) United Nations
d) International Monetary Fund (IMF)
Which of the following is NOT a principle of global governance?
a) Sovereignty of nations
b) International cooperation
c) Unilateral decision-making
d) Multilateralism
Which international body is responsible for resolving disputes between nations?
a) International Criminal Court (ICC)
b) International Court of Justice (ICJ)
c) World Bank
d) United Nations Security Council
The World Trade Organization (WTO) primarily deals with:
a) Human rights violations
b) International trade regulations
c) Climate change policies
d) Military alliances
Which of the following is a major challenge to global governance?
a) Global cooperation
b) Economic equality
c) National sovereignty conflicts
d) Strengthening international law
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were adopted by:
a) European Union
b) International Monetary Fund
c) United Nations
d) World Economic Forum
Which of the following institutions provides financial assistance for development projects in developing countries?
a) World Bank
b) NATO
c) Amnesty International
d) World Health Organization
Which global governance organization is primarily responsible for international public health?
a) World Bank
b) IMF
c) WHO
d) UNESCO
The principle of “collective security” is primarily associated with:
a) The World Bank
b) The United Nations
c) The International Red Cross
d) The European Union
Which treaty established the International Criminal Court (ICC)?
a) Paris Agreement
b) Rome Statute
c) Bretton Woods Agreement
d) Kyoto Protocol
What is the primary goal of the Paris Agreement?
a) Regulate international banking
b) Promote free trade
c) Combat climate change
d) Strengthen military alliances
Which regional organization focuses on political and economic integration in Europe?
a) ASEAN
b) African Union
c) European Union
d) NATO
Which of the following is a major issue in global governance?
a) Global inequality
b) Climate change
c) Refugee crises
d) All of the above
Which UN body is responsible for making legally binding decisions on international security?
a) General Assembly
b) Economic and Social Council
c) Security Council
d) International Court of Justice
The concept of “good governance” includes principles such as:
a) Transparency and accountability
b) Corruption and secrecy
c) Authoritarian rule
d) Monopoly control
Which global organization is responsible for regulating financial stability worldwide?
a) WHO
b) WTO
c) IMF
d) UNICEF
Which of the following is NOT a global governance institution?
a) World Bank
b) Greenpeace
c) NATO
d) International Criminal Court
Which international treaty aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions?
a) Kyoto Protocol
b) Bretton Woods Agreement
c) NAFTA
d) Schengen Agreement
The International Labour Organization (ILO) works to:
a) Promote fair labor practices
b) Regulate international banking
c) Enforce military alliances
d) Control oil production
Which organization was created to prevent another world war and maintain global peace?
a) League of Nations
b) United Nations
c) World Trade Organization
d) International Criminal Court
Which concept promotes cooperation among nations in global governance?
a) Nationalism
b) Multilateralism
c) Isolationism
d) Protectionism
Which of the following organizations deals with global refugee issues?
a) WHO
b) UNHCR
c) IMF
d) UNESCO
What is the main purpose of the G20?
a) Military cooperation
b) Economic coordination among major economies
c) Climate change mitigation
d) Humanitarian assistance
Which of the following agreements focuses on global trade liberalization?
a) Paris Agreement
b) General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT)
c) Kyoto Protocol
d) Geneva Convention
Which organization sets international human rights standards?
a) WTO
b) WHO
c) UN Human Rights Council
d) NATO
The concept of “soft power” in global governance refers to:
a) The use of military force to influence other nations
b) The ability to shape global policies through diplomacy and culture
c) The reliance on economic sanctions to enforce policies
d) The use of cyber warfare for international control
Which global initiative promotes education, poverty reduction, and sustainable development?
a) Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)
b) World Economic Forum
c) IMF Structural Adjustment Programs
d) NATO Security Framework
Which organization works to promote economic integration in Southeast Asia?
a) African Union
b) ASEAN
c) European Union
d) NAFTA
