NCERT Class 11 Chapter 9 Political Science Peace MCQ

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1. FLN (National Liberation Front) led the independence movement of

A. Algeria.

B. Nigeria

C. Congo

D. Zimbabwe.

2. According to Balance of Power theory, the main objective of states is

A. Preservation of international law.

B. Regional peace

C. Maximize gains of globalisation.

D. Self preservation.

3. Pacifists view on non violnce?

A. love

B. truth

C. eliminating structural violence

D. all of the above

4. Method to prevent war:

A. International Law

B. Balance of Power

C. International Organisation

D. All of the above

5. Method to prevent war:

A. International Law

B. Balance of Power

C. International Organisation

D. All of the above

6. The core business of UN peacekeeping operations does not include

A. Rule of law related activities

B. Protection and promotion of human rights

C. Socio-economic recovery and development

D. Electoral assistance

7. The Cuban Missile Crisis illustrated

A. NATO formation

B. De-Stalinization.

C. Policy of containment.

D. Cold war era.

8. Where is rwanda?

A. africa

B. asia

C. america

D. europe

9. According to realist theory, the main actors in international politics are

A. Superpowers.

B. Nation states

C. Countries of European Union

D. International organisations

10. To introduce a peace award for your class, the quality you would look for in your fellow students is

A. Fanaticism

B. Intolerance

C. Passivity

D. Compassion

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11. What is very essential for the progress of humanity?

A. Terrorism

B. Cold War

C. Peace

D. War

12. Method to prevent war:

A. International Law

B. Balance of Power

C. International Organisation

D. All of the above

13. Which one of the following is the element of peace?

A. Justice

B. Terrorism

C. Cold War

D. War

14. Who among he following preached peace?

A. Bernard Shah

B. Mussolini

C. M.K. Gandhi

D. F. Nietzsche

15. Pacifists attach supreme value to:

A. Liberty and equality.

B. Human security and international laws

C. Coercion and force

D. Peace and opposition to war.

16. Which one of the following is the element of peace?

A. Justice

B. Terrorism

C. Cold War.

D. War

17. Pacifists attach supreme value to:

A. Liberty and equality

B. Human security and international laws.

C. Coercion and force

D. Peace and opposition to war

18. FLN (National Liberation Front) led the independence movement of

A. Algeria

B. Nigeria

C. Congo

D. Zimbabwe

19. The Cuban Missile Crises ended with the

A. Intervention of UN

B. the defeat of USSR in the cold war

C. Cuba’s defeat

D. Withdrawal of missiles by USSR

20. Which is not the example of structural violence?

A. Untouchability

B. Colonialism

C. Communalism

D. Cold war

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21. Which is the form of structural violence?

A. riots

B. war

C. conflicts

D. caste discrimination

22. The Cuban Missile Crisis illustrated

A. NATO formation.

B. De-Stalinization.

C. Policy of containment

D. Cold war era.

23. To introduce a peace award for your class, the quality you would look for in your fellow students is

A. Fanaticism

B. Intolerance.

C. Passivity.

D. Compassion

24. For Gandhiji, what was the supreme virtue?

A. War

B. Communation

C. Ahimsa

D. Terrorism

25. Martin Luther King, Jr., worked for racial equality and civil rights in

A. Spain.

B. France.

C. South Africa.

D. United States of America