Quiz 2020 (International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers)

Q1. When is International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers observed?

Q2. Why is the day observed?

Q3. In which year the day was established?

Q4. When was the first International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers observed?

Q5. The date, 29 May, marks the anniversary of the creation of -----

Q6. In which year United Nations began the practice of peacekeeping?

Q7. What is United Nations Truce Supervision Organization (UNTSO)?

Q8. How many operations have been undertaken by the United Nations peacekeeping missions?

Q9. How many operations are still doing their duties?

Q10. How many peacekeepers are deployed in different regions to carry out United Nations peacekeeping missions?

Q11. These missions consist of ----- civilian police personnel.

Q12. These missions consist of ----- UN military observers.

Q13. These missions consist of ----- troops.

Q14. These missions consist of ----- international civilians.

Q15. These missions consist of ----- local civilians.

Q16. These missions consist of ----- UN volunteers.

Q17. Does the UN military observer groups use weapons during operation?

Q18. UN peacekeepers are referred to as -----
(A) Green Helmets
(B) Blue Helmets
(C) Yellow Helmets
(D) Brown Helmets

Q19. Under the UN peacekeeping operations ----- assistance is provided for the restoration and protection of peace in the conflict zones.
(A) Diplomatic
(B) Political
(C) Military
(D) All of these

Q20. UN peacekeeping operations are deployed on the basis of a mandate from United Nations -----
(A) General Assembly
(B) Secretariat
(C) Security Council
(D) ECOSOC

Q21. New domains to make peacekeeping operations more wide-ranging and effective include -----
(A) Observance of elections
(B) Monitoring of human rights
(C) Training the police
(D) Supporting the civil administration
(E) All of these

Q22. According to the Department of Peacekeeping Operations of the United Nations, as many as ----- peacekeepers have sacrificed their lives in the line of duty between 29 May 1948 and 28 May 2018.

Q23. How many peacekeepers lost their lives in 2017?

Q24. Which year was the deadliest for the peacekeepers with the death toll recorded at 252?

Q25. Which are the top 10 countries by fatalities?

Q26. Which are the top 10 military and police contributors to UN operations?

Q27. Pakistan has been a part of ----- UN peace operations worldwide.

Q28. Pakistan is still a member of ----- operations.

Q29. How many peacekeepers contribute from the five permanent members of United Nations Security Council (UNSC)?

Q30. How much SAARC countries share in peacekeepers?

Q31. How much Pakistan share in peacekeepers from SAARC countries?

Q32. What is the rank of SAARC countries in terms of their contribution to peacekeepers?

Q33. What is the rank of UNSC permanent members in terms of their contribution to peacekeepers?

Q34. How much is the current budget for the fiscal year 2018-19?

Q35. Which are the top 3 biggest budget providers to the peacekeeping operations?

Q36. The costliest operation in terms of the loss of human lives was the one carried out by the interim force deployed in Lebanon (UN Interim Force in Lebanon -UNIFIL) where ----- peacekeepers have laid their lives in the line of duty.

Q37. The biggest operation in terms of peacekeeping personnel is the United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO) where ----- troops are endeavoring to maintain peace.

Q38. The United Nations Mission in the Republic of South Sudan (UNMISS), which was deployed in July 2011, has the contribution from largest number of countries - 15,767 peacekeepers from ----- countries.

Q39. The most recent mission is the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic (MINUSCA) which started working in -----

Q40. The United Nations Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) successfully completed its mandate in March this year, becoming the ----- UN peacekeeping operation to do so.

Q41. Today, UN peacekeeping deploys more than 100,000 military, police and civilian personnel in ----- peacekeeping operations on four continents.

Q42. To whom Dag Hammarskjold Medal is given?

Q43. In which year UN peacekeeping force received Nobel Peace Prize?

Q44. What is the theme for International Day of UN Peacekeepers 2018?
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