Lesson 3.2.1.4
3.2.1.4 Global governance Quiz: AQA Geography, Unit 2
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The 20 questions
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What term describes the collective rules, norms, and institutions managing global issues?
- Supranational union
- World federalism
- Global governance
- International law
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Which international organisation was established in 1945 to lead post-war global governance?
- United Nations
- World Trade Organization
- World Bank
- International Monetary Fund
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Beside promoting stability, what potential negative outcome can global governance agencies cause?
- Reduced trade
- Total trade stoppage
- Increased inequality
- Economic isolationism
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Which core principle is a fundamental norm governing international relations between sovereign states?
- Single currency
- Mandatory trade
- State sovereignty
- Military alliance
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Which global institution establishes and regulates rules for international trade?
- United Nations
- International Monetary Fund
- World Bank
- World Trade Organization
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Which term describes governance that operates across local, national, and international levels simultaneously?
- Unilateral action
- Multi-scalar governance
- Regional isolation
- National protectionism
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Which principle prevents global governance institutions from enforcing laws within independent countries?
- Trade protectionism
- Cultural assimilation
- Economic globalisation
- National sovereignty
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Why are international climate treaties often difficult for global institutions to enforce?
- Universal jurisdiction
- Supranational policing
- Excessive sanctions
- Voluntary compliance
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Which global institution provides long-term loans and grants to developing countries for infrastructure?
- International Maritime Organization
- World Trade Organization
- UN Environment Programme
- World Bank
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Which environmental governance norm requires contaminating parties to cover the costs of environmental damage?
- Maximum sustainable yield
- Precautionary principle
- Tragedy of commons
- Polluter pays principle
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In which year was the Paris Agreement on climate change adopted by global leaders?
- 2015
- 1997
- 2003
- 2021
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How can rules set by international trade institutions exacerbate global inequalities?
- Promoting local markets
- Cancelling developing debt
- Enforcing equal tariffs
- Favouring wealthy nations
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What process occurs when nations surrender some independent decision-making to join global agreements?
- Pooling sovereignty
- Trade isolationism
- Devolution of power
- Economic protectionism
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What factor is essential for the global success of international carbon reduction treaties?
- Major emitter participation
- Complete economic isolation
- Unilateral trade sanctions
- Military enforcement
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Which organisation provides a forum for negotiating trade agreements and settling international trade disputes?
- World Health Organization
- International Monetary Fund
- World Bank
- World Trade Organization
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Global governance operates across interactions between local, regional, national, international, and which other scale?
- Planetary boundary
- Biome scale
- Global scale
- Microscopic scale
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A nation failing to meet its agreed emissions targets illustrates which global governance challenge?
- Weak enforcement mechanisms
- Over-regulation by UN
- Loss of sovereignty
- Financial corruption
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What main role has the United Nations fulfilled in global governance in the post-1945 era?
- Controlling national borders
- Promoting global stability
- Enforcing global taxes
- Mandating single currencies
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Which organisation offers emergency financial assistance to countries facing severe balance of payments problems?
- World Trade Organization
- International Monetary Fund
- World Health Organization
- UN Environment Programme
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How can international decision-making bodies adapt to reduce power inequalities between member states?
- Increasing developing representation
- Centralising military command
- Reducing member numbers
- Abolishing voting systems
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