Quiz 1798 (United Nations)

Q1. When was United Nations founded?
(A) 3 September 1939
(B) 15 April 1919
(C) 24 October 1945
(D) 28 August 1911

Q2. When was UN charter signed?

Q3. The UN charter contains ----- chapters.

Q4. Who coined the term United Nations?

Q5. Which are the founding members of UN?

Q6. What are the objectives of UN?

Q7. Where is the Headquarters of UN?
(A) New York
(B) Rome
(C) Geneva
(D) London

Q8. Which are the official languages of UN?

Q9. UN System includes?

Q10. How many total member states UN has?

Q11. How many member states are from Asia-Pacific Group?

Q12. How many member states are from Eastern European Group?

Q13. How many member states are from African Group?

Q14. How many member states are from Latin America & Caribbean Group (GRULAC)?

Q15. How many member states are from Western Europe & Others Group (WEOG)?

Q16. Which is the newest country to join UN?

Q17. How is a new member admitted to UN?

Q18. How does a new State or Government obtain recognition by UN?

Q19. How many observer states UN has?

Q20. What is a Permanent Observer?

Q21. Which are the principal organs of UN?

Q22. Who is the UN Special Envoy for Global Education?

Q23. Who is the UN Messenger of Peace?

Q24. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) contains ----- articles.

Q25. Main offices of the UN are situated in?

Q26. What is Veto Power?

Q27. What is the role of Group of 77?

Q28. When UN won Nobel Peace Prize?

Q29. The first UN peacekeeping mission was authorized in 1948. Today it is also the longest running mission of the UN. With which conflict is it concerned?
(A) Kashmir
(B) Israeli/Palestinian
(C) Korea
(D) Cyprus

Q30. UN peacekeeping soldiers are sometimes nicknamed ----- for their distinctive gear.

Q31. The UN peacekeeping force as a whole received the Nobel Peace Prize in ----

Q32. Describe the flag of UN?

Q33. What do olive branches on UN emblem symbolize?
(A) Faith
(B) Hope
(C) Love
(D) Peace

Q34. The largest contributor to the regular UN budget is United States. Who is the 2nd largest contributor?
(A) Japan
(B) China
(C) France
(D) UK

Q35. UN has declared 2017 as the year of -----

Q36. When is United Nations Day observed?
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