ICSE Class 10
History and Civics
The United Nations — Chapter Test
Time: 20 min
Maximum marks: 10
General instructions: Answer all questions. Marks are shown in brackets [ ].
Objective
-
1.
[1]Which of the following was a key aim of the League of Nations?
- A. To establish a global military alliance
- B. To promote international cooperation and maintain global peace through diplomacy
- C. To enforce economic sanctions on all non-member countries
- D. To colonize territories of defeated nations
-
2.
[1]Which of the following lists includes all the principal organs of the United Nations?
- A. General Assembly, Security Council, NATO, World Bank
- B. General Assembly, Security Council, ECOSOC, Secretariat, ICJ, Trusteeship Council
- C. UNICEF, WHO, UNESCO, ILO, FAO
- D. Security Council, IMF, Red Cross, International Criminal Court
-
3.
[1]Which institution is recognized as the principal judicial organ of the United Nations?
- A. International Criminal Court
- B. International Court of Justice
- C. Permanent Court of Arbitration
- D. European Court of Human Rights
-
4.
[1]Which of the following initiatives is NOT directly associated with UNESCO's role in the development of Science and Technology?
- A. Fostering international collaboration to address climate change.
- B. Supporting STEM education in developing countries.
- C. Funding military research for global defense.
- D. Establishing the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC).
-
5.
[1]Which of the following is NOT an objective of the United Nations Organization?
- A. Disarm
- B. Disengage
- C. Decolonise
- D. Develop
-
6.
[1]Where are the headquarters of UNICEF located? Additionally, identify two preventable diseases against which UNICEF organizes its programmes.
- A. Geneva, Switzerland; Polio and HIV/AIDS
- B. New York City, USA; Malaria and Tuberculosis
- C. Paris, France; Measles and Cholera
- D. Vienna, Austria; Smallpox and Influenza
-
7.
[1]Which of the following best describes the veto power enjoyed by the five permanent members of the United Nations?
- A. The power to dissolve the Security Council
- B. A negative vote by a permanent member to block a resolution
- C. The power to override any decision by a majority vote
- D. The authority to appoint the UN Secretary-General
-
8.
[1]Which function is performed by the General Assembly of the United Nations?
- A. Resolving legal disputes between states through binding judgments.
- B. Reviewing and approving the United Nations' budget and expense allocation.
- C. Exercising veto power to block substantive resolutions in the Security Council.
- D. Appointing the Secretary-General without Security Council recommendations.
-
9.
[1]How does the development of education, science, and culture contribute to global peace, according to UNESCO's principles?
- A. By fostering mutual understanding, respect, and cooperation among nations.
- B. By enforcing strict international laws to prevent conflicts.
- C. By providing military training to member countries.
- D. By controlling global media to promote uniform cultural values.
-
10.
[1]Which international organization was established in the aftermath of World War II to promote peace and cooperation?
- A. The League of Nations
- B. The United Nations Organization (UNO)
- C. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
- D. The European Union (EU)
— End of paper —
New to AI Exam Master?
Chapter-wise practice, mock tests, AI tutor & the full ICSE syllabus — see everything on the main site.