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[q]2:1: …. is an international non-profit organization.
[a] Interpol
[a] Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development
[a] World Trade Organization
[a] The Coca-Cola Company
[a] International Committee of the Red Cross
[q]2:1: …. is an intergovernmental organization.
[a] International Committee of the Red Cross
[a] World Trade Organization
[a] International Society for Human Rights
[a] Greenpeace
[a] Médecins Sans Frontières
[q]2:1: The United Nations was founded in:
[a] 1942
[a] 1945
[a] 1944
[a] 1946
[a] 1943
[q]2:1: This organization was a predecessor of the United Nations:
[a] The Triple Entente
[a] The League of Nations
[a] The Atlantic Charter
[a] The Triple Alliance
[a] The First International
[q]2:1: There are … member states in the United Nations:
[a] 189
[a] 193
[a] 191
[a] 195
[a] 198
[q]2:1: This state is not member of the United Nations:
[a] Switzerland
[a] Vatican City State
[a] Palau
[a] South Sudan
[a] East Timor
[q]2:1: The UN's most visible public figure is:
[a] the Chairman
[a] the Secretary-General
[a] the Director
[a] the President of the country-chairman
[a] the State Secretary
[q]1:1: The main deliberative, policymaking and representative organ of the UN:
[a]Secretary-General
[a] General Assembly
[a] Security Council
[a] Parliament
[a] Security Assembly
[q]2:1: United Nations officially came into existence:
[a] On 24 October 1944
[a] On 24 October 1945
[a] On 25 October 1945
[a] On 24 October 1946
[a] On 25 October 1944
[q]1:1: This organization was the forerunner of the United Nations:
[a] Antanta
[a] The League of Nations
[a] Three Union
[a] Paneuropean pact
[a] Vienna congress
[q]2:1: The Charter of United Nations was signed on:
[a] 25 August 1945
[a] 26 June 1945
[a] 24 October 1944
[a] 25 October 1945
[a] 1 July 1944
[q]1:1: The name “United Nation” was coined by:
[a] United States President G.Truman
[a] United States President F.Roosevelt
[a] Prime-Minister of Great Britain U.Churchill
[a] President of France Charles de Gaulle
[a] United States President D.Eisenhower
[q]1:1: The foundational treaty of the UN is:
[a] The “Declaration by UN”
[a] The Charter of the UN
[a] Schuman declaration
[a] San Francisco Treaty
[a] “The Blue Book”
[q]3:1: These states are permanent members of Security Council:
[a] Russia, USA, China, Germany, Japan
[a] Russia, China, Great Britain, France, USA
[a] Great Britain, France, Italy, Russia, USA
[a] Germany, Japan, Russia, USA, Great Britain
[a] Russia, Germany, China, USA, France
[q]2:1: There are …. members of the Security Council:
[a] 5
[a] 11
[a] 14
[a] 15
[a] 19
[q]2:1: This organ is one of six principal organs of United Nations, but is currently inactive:
[a] Economic and Social Council
[a] Trusteeship Council
[a] International Court of Justice
[a] World Food Programme
[a] Secretariat
[q]2:1: Kazakhstan joined the United Nations on:
[a] 8 December 1991
[a] 20 December 1991
[a] 15 February 1992
[a] 2 March 1992
[a] 4 April 1992
[q]2:1: The World Bank Group doesn’t include:
[a] International Development Association
[a] Economic and Social Council
[a] International Finance Corporation
[a] Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency
[a] International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes
[q]1:1: It is an organization that intends to supervise and liberalize international trade:
[a] NAFTA
[a] WTO
[a] MERCOSUR
[a] SCO
[a] OPEC
[q]2:1: European Union includes … member states in 2012:
[a] 18
[a] 21
[a] 25
[a] 27
[a] 33
[q]2:1: The European Coal and Steel Community was established in:
[a] 1949
[a] 1951
[a] 1953
[a] 1957
[a] 1959
[q]2:1: The Maastricht Treaty established the European Union in:
[a] 1989
[a] 1991
[a] 1993
[a] 1995
[a] 1999
[q]2:1: The monetary union of Eurozone was established in:
[a] 1993
[a] 1994
[a] 1997
[a] 1999
[a] 2001
[q]1:1: These countries formed the European Coal and Steel Community:
[a] Germany, France, Great Britain, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium
[a] Germany, France, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxemburg
[a] Germany, France, Italy, Great Britain, Belgium, Luxemburg
[a] Germany, France, Spain, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxemburg
[a] Germany, France, Portugal, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxemburg
[q]2:1: Austria, Finland, Sweden joined the EU in:
[a] 1991
[a] 1995
[a] 1999
[a] 2004
[a] 2007
[q]2:1: The biggest enlargement of the EU (10 states joined) was in:
[a] 1991
[a] 1995
[a] 1999
[a] 2004
[a] 2007
[q]1:1: Two countries joined the EU in 2007:
[a] Spain, San-Marino
[a] Romania, Bulgaria
[a] Russia, Ukraine
[a] Poland, Italy
[a] Hungary, Croatia
[q]1:1: The idea of "United States of Europe” was declarated by:
[a] Adolf_Hitler
[a] Winston Churchill
[a] Nevil Chamberlain
[a] Benito_Mussolini
[a] George Clemanso
[q]2:1: The Treaties of Rome, which was signed in 1957, established:
[a] Coal and Steel Community and European Atomic Energy Community
[a] European Economic Community and European Atomic Energy Community
[a] European Economic Community and Coal and Steel Community
[a] Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe
[a] European Union
[q]2:1: The idea to create a community to integrate the coal and steel industries of Europe was proposed by:
[a] Winston Churcill
[a] Robert Schuman
[a] Nevil Chamberlain
[a] Henry Truman
[a] Adolf_Hitler
[q]1:1: The state is not a member of European Union:
[a] Slovenia
[a] Albania
[a] Lithuania
[a] Latvia
[a] Estonia
[q]3:1: The state is not a member of European Union:
[a] Denmark
[a] Norway
[a] Sweden
[a] Finland
[a] Island
[q]1:1: There were … enlargements in the EU:
[a] 4
[a] 5
[a] 6
[a] 7
[a] 8
[q]3:1: The CSCE opened in:
[a] 1971
[a] 1973
[a] 1974
[a] 1976
[a] 1978
[q]1:1: The summit of the OSCE took place inAstana (Kazakhstan):
[a] 2-3 December 2010
[a] 1-2 December 2010
[a] 1-2 November 2010
[a] 1-2 January 2010
[a] 2-3 November 2010
[q]2:1: The summit of the OSCE took place on 1-2 December 2010:
[a] Moscow (Russia)
[a] Astana (Kazakhstan)
[a] Helsinki (Finland)
[a] Oslo (Sweden)
[a] Vienna (Austria)
[q]1:1: The CSCE reached agreement on the Helsinki Final Act:
[a] 1 June 1973
[a] 1 August 1975
[a] 1 April 1974
[a] 1 July 1976
[a] 1 March 1977
[q]2:1: The CSCE was renamed as the OSCE:
[a] 1 January 1991
[a] 1 January 1995
[a] 1 January 1992
[a] 1 January 1993
[a] 1 January 1994
[q]1:1: The main headquarters of NATO is located in:
[a] Paris
[a] Brussels
[a] London
[a] Washington
[a] Luxemburg
[q]3:1: Intergovernmental military alliance:
[a] SCO
[a] NATO
[a] ASEAN
[a] NAFTA
[a] MERCOSUR
[q]1:1: The date of formation of NATO:
[a] 1 August 1949
[a] 4 April 1949
[a] 4 July 1948
[a] 4 April 1948
[a] 1 August 1948
[q]2:1: There were … enlargements in NATO.
[a] 5
[a] 7
[a] 6
[a] 8
[a] 9
[q]1:1: NATO has … member-states nowadays.
[a] 24
[a] 28
[a] 26
[a] 25
[a] 21
[q]2:1: This state is not a member of NATO:
[a]Estonia
[a] Georgia
[a] Lithuania
[a] Latvia
[a] Turkey
[q]1:1: To guarantee the freedom and security of all its members in Europe and North America is the main purpose of this organization:
[a] UN
[a] NATO
[a] NAFTA
[a] OSCE
[a] EU
[q]2:1: This former Soviet Republic chose not to join CIS.
[a] Ukraine
[a] Lithuania
[a] Moldova
[a] Belorussia
[a] Armenia
[q]1:1: Eight additional Soviet Republics – Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan – signed … on 21 December 1991.
[a] the Ashgabat Protocol
[a] the Alma-Ata Protocol
[a] the Moscow Protocol
[a] the Minsk Protocol
[a] the St-Petersburg
[q]1:1: The CIS Collective Security Treaty was signed on:
[a] 20 December 1991
[a] 15 May 1992
[a] 1 January 1992
[a] 4 April 1992
[a] 8 December 1991
[q]3:1: This country has the status of the associate member of the CIS:
[a] Georgia
[a] Turkmenistan
[a] Latvia
[a] Lithuania
[a] Estonia
[q]2:1: … is the regional international organization, designed to regulate the relations of cooperation between the countries of the former USSR.
[a] NATO
[a] CIS
[a] UN
[a] OSCE
[a] APEC
[q]1:1: CIS was founded in:
[a] December 4, 1991
[a] December 8, 1991
[a] December 5, 1994
[a] December 7, 1992
[a] December 9, 1992
[q]2:1: Eight member countries of the Commonwealth - Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, and Tajikistan signed a new agreement on free trade zone in:
[a] October 11, 2011
[a] October 18, 2011
[a] October 10, 2011
[a] October 17, 2011
[a] October 19, 2011
[q]2:1: The single currency Euro was introduced in:
[a] 1998
[a] 1999
[a] 1992
[a] 1996
[a] 1994
[q]1:1: … is the world's largest military-political bloc that brings together most countries in Europe, USA and Canada.
[a] APEC
[a] NATO
[a] CIS
[a] UN
[a] OSCE
[q]2:1: NATO was founded:
[a] April 5, 1949
[a] April 4, 1949
[a] April 6, 1949
[a] April 3, 1949
[a] April 7, 1949
[q]1:1:This organization unites 56 countries concerned with security and cooperation in Europe:
[a] NATO
[a] OSCE
[a] CIS
[a] APEC
[a] UN
[q]2:1: The OSCE includes … countries.
[a] 58
[a] 56
[a] 55
[a] 54
[a] 57
[q]1:1: This organization unites 250 million people and over 75% of the total GDP of the continent and also known as the Common Market of South America:
[a] ATR
[a] MERCOSUR
[a] APEC
[a] ATES
[a] NATO
[q]3:1: MERCOSUR includes … countries.
[a] 6
[a] 5
[a] 4
[a] 8
[a] 7
[q]2:1: There were … in the history of EU.
[a] 2 enlargements
[a] 5 enlargements
[a] 3 enlargements
[a] 4 enlargements
[a] not any enlargements
[q]1:1: The largest security-oriented intergovernmental organization in Europe is:
[a] The North Atlantic Treaty Organization
[a] The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe
[a] The Shanghai Cooperation Organization
[a] The Association of Southeast Asian Nations
[a] The United Nations
[q]1:1: The European Parliament is elected every five years by:
[a] European Council
[a] EU citizens
[a] European Central Bank
[a] European Economic Community
[a] European Coal and Steel Community
[q]3:1: The Shanghai Cooperation Organization was founded in:
[a] 2000
[a] 2001
[a] 2002
[a] 1993
[a] 1996
[q]1:1: “The Shanghai Five” was originally created in:
[a] 1995
[a] 1996
[a] 1997
[a] 1998
[a] 1999
[q]2:1: The Regional Anti-Terrorist Structure headquartered in:
[a] Kazakhstan
[a] Tashkent
[a] Iran
[a] Pakistan
[a] Russia
[q]1:1: Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia joined the EU in:
[a] 2002
[a] 2004
[a] 2006
[a] 2007
[a] 2009
[q]1:1: Macedonia joined the EU in:
[a] 2002
[a] 2004
[a] 2007
[a] 2009
[a] didn’t join
[q]2:1: Austria joined the EU in:
[a] 1995
[a] 1998
[a] 2004
[a] 2007
[a] didn’t join
[q]1:1: This state is a member-state of the EU:
[a] Turkey
[a] Cyprus
[a] Switzerland
[a] Norway
[a] Albania
[q]1:1: The OSCE headquarters are located in:
[a] Brussels, Belgium
[a] Vienna, Austria
[a] Bern, Switzerland
[a] Geneva, Switzerland
[a] Helsinki, Finland
[q]3:1: The OSCE has no office in:
[a] Copenhagen
[a] Luxemburg
[a] Geneva
[a] Warsaw
[a] Prague
[q]1:1: The OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights established in:
[a] 1988
[a] 1990
[a] 1992
[a] 1997
[a] 1999
[q]2:1: The OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights is based in:
[a] Vienna, Austria
[a] Warsaw, Poland
[a] Brussels, Belgium
[a] Helsinki, Finland
[a] Geneva, Switzerland
[q]1:1: The talks in Helsinki in 1972 were held at the suggestion of:
[a] USA
[a] USSR
[a] Finland
[a] France
[a] Great Britain
[q]2:1: The Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) is a confederation, or alliance, created by:
[a] Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan
[a] Russia, Ukraine and Byelorussia
[a] Russia, Kazakhstan and Byelorussia
[a] Russia, Ukraine and Uzbekistan
[a] Russia, Kazakhstan and Armenia
[q]1:1: Greenpeace’s headquarters are based in:
[a] Vienna, Austria
[a] Amsterdam, the Netherlands
[a] Brussels, Belgium
[a] Helsinki, Finland
[a] Geneva, Switzerland
[q]1:1: Nongovernmental organization:
[a] European Union
[a] Greenpeace
[a] NATO
[a] OSCE
[a] SCO
[q]2:1: Interpol as the International Criminal Police Commission was founded in:
[a] 1919
[a] 1923
[a] 1934
[a] 1946
[a] 1951
[q]2:1: Interpol as the International Criminal Police Commission was founded in:
[a] Switzerland
[a] Austria
[a] Belgium
[a] Finland
[a] Germany
[q]2:1: International Criminal Police Commission was renamed as International Criminal Police Organization in:
[a] 1945
[a] 1956
[a] 1949
[a] 1967
[a] 1976
[q]1:1: The United States, after a period of isolationism, joined Interpol in:
[a] 1956
[a] 1961
[a] 1965
[a] 1967
[a] 1970
[q]3:1: Interpol is the world's second largest international organization; it currently has … member countries:
[a] 179
[a] 184
[a] 186
[a] 189
[a] 193
[q]1:1: Interpol is headquartered in:
[a] Vienna, Austria
[a] Lyon, France
[a] Brussels, Belgium
[a] Helsinki, Finland
[a] Geneva, Switzerland
[q]2:1: NATO has … member-states today.
[a] 24
[a] 28
[a] 26
[a] 25
[a] 21
[q]1:1: This state is not a member of NATO:
[a]Estonia
[a] Georgia
[a] Lithuania
[a] Latvia
[a] Turkey
[q]2:1: The Final Act of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe signed by the heads of … countries in Helsinki July 30 - August 1, 1975.
[a] 28
[a] 35
[a] 32
[a] 55
[a] 56
[q]2:1: The decision of Budapest summit of CSCE in 1994:
[a] include countries of post Soviet Union in the OSCE
[a] rename the CSCE from 1 January 1995 into the OSCE
[a] exclude Serbia from the OSCE because of aggression against Albans
[a] establish new structure of CSCE according to changing of the world
[a] include countries of East Europe in the OSCE
[q]2:1: The Final Act of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe signed by the heads of 35 countries in … July 30 - August 1, 1975.
[a] Hague
[a] Helsinki
[a] Amsterdam
[a] Prague
[a] Geneva
[q]2:1: One of the official languages of the OSCE:
[a] Turkish
[a] Italian
[a] Greece
[a] Portuguese
[a] Swedish
[q]2:1: Lisbon summit in 1996:
[a] marked the beginning of the creation of institutions aimed end the cold war period
[a] strengthened the OSCE's key role in promoting security and stability in all three dimensions
[a] hosted the first Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe
[a] renamed the CSCE from 1 January 1995 into the OSCE
[a] concluded with the signing of the Final Act of the Conference
[q]2:1: NATO has official languages:
[a] English and German
[a] English and French
[a] English and Spanish
[a] English and Italian
[a] English, German, French, Spanish and Italian
[q]2:1: Official languages of MERCOSUR:
[a] English, Spanish and Portuguese
[a] Spanish, Portuguese and Guarani
[a] English, Spanish and Swahili
[a] English, Portuguese and Kiribati
[a] Spanish, Portuguese and French
[q]2:1: State-members of MERCOSUR:
[a] Brazil, Argentina, Columbia, Chili, Uruguay
[a] Argentina, Venezuela, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay
[a] Paraguay, Uruguay, Brazil, Argentina, Peru
[a] Uruguay, Brazil, Argentina, Chili, Paraguay
[a] Ecuador, Peru, Chili, Argentina, Columbia
[q]2:1: MERCOSUR was founded by the Treaty of Asunción in:
[a] 1989
[a] 1991
[a] 1993
[a] 1995
[a] 1999
[q]2:1: Headquarters of MERCOSUR located in:
[a] Asunción
[a] Montevideo
[a] Brasilia
[a] Rio de Janeiro
[a] Buenos-Aires
[q]2:1: … is an agreement signed by the governments of Canada, Mexico, and the United States, creating a trilateral trade bloc in North America.
[a] MERCOSUR
[a] NAFTA
[a] CARICOM
[a] NATO
[a] SADC
[q]2:1: NAFTAis an agreement signed by the governments of:
[a] the United States, Mexico and Brazil
[a] Canada, Mexico, and the United States
[a] Canada and the United States
[a] Canada, the United States and Great Britain
[a] the United States and Great Britain
[q]2:1: NAFTA is an agreement signed by the governments of Canada, Mexico, and the United States, creating a trilateral … in North America.
[a] diplomacy bloc
[a] trade bloc
[a] military bloc
[a] oil bloc
[a] finance bloc
[q]2:1: NAFTA established in:
[a] 1991
[a] 1994
[a] 1992
[a] 1995
[a] 1997
[q]2:1: Official languages of NAFTA are:
[a] Portuguese and Spanish
[a] English, Spanish, French
[a] Spanish and English
[a] English, French, Portuguese
[a] French and English
[q]2:1: Central Institute of NAFTA is:
[a] North American Commission
[a] Commission for free trade
[a] American Economic Commission
[a] Intergovernmental Commission
[a] Central Commission
[q]2:1: The World Bank was formed in:
[a] 1944
[a] 1945
[a] 1946
[a] 1949
[a] 1951
[q]2:1: The World Health Organization was established in
[a] 1945
[a] 1948
[a] 1947
[a] 1951
[a] 1954
[q]2:1: The World Health Organization’s headquarters is located in:
[a] Hague
[a] Geneva
[a] New York
[a] Luxemburg
[a] Brussels
[q]2:1: UNESCO pursues its objectives through major programs, but:
[a] education
[a] human right
[a] culture
[a] natural sciences
[a] communication and information
[q]2:1: Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN has its slogan:
[a] para bellum
[a] fiat panis
[a] novus ordo seclorum
[a] annuit coeptis
[a] e pluribus unum
[q]2:1: Specialized agency of the United Nations that leads international efforts to defeat hunger:
[a] The World Bank Group
[a] The Food and Agriculture Organization
[a] The World Health Organization
[a] The International Labour Organization
[a] The World Trade Organization
[q]2:1: The Treaty on the establishment of the Eurasian Economic Community was signed in:
[a] 1997
[a] 2000
[a] 1996
[a] 1999
[a] 2002
[q]2:1: On 7 October 2005 it was decided between the member states of the Eurasian Economic Community that … would join.
[a] The Ukraine
[a] Uzbekistan
[a] Tajikistan
[a] Turkmenistan
[a] Moldova
[q]2:1: Common Economic Space was launched in:
[a] 2001
[a] 2010
[a] 2003
[a] 2005
[a] 2008
[q]2:1: Customs union between Belarus, Russia and Kazakhstan was formed in:
[a] 1998
[a] 2007
[a] 1999
[a] 2001
[a] 2005
[q]2:1: The headquarters of the Eurasian Economic Community is located in:
[a] Moscow and Tashkent
[a] Moscow and Astana
[a] Astana and Minsk
[a] Minsk and Moscow
[a] Bishkek and Astana
[q]2:1: Working language of the Eurasian Economic Community:
[a] English
[a] Russian
[a] Kazakh
[a] Russian and Kazakh
[a] Languages of all member states
[q]2:1: ASEAN was established in:
[a] 1947
[a] 1967
[a] 1957
[a] 1977
[a] 1987
[q]2:1: ASEAN Declaration was signed on 8 August 1967 in:
[a] Kuala Lumpur
[a] Bangkok
[a] Singapore
[a] Vientiane
[a] Jakarta
[q]2:1: Five founding countries of ASEAN are:
[a] Vietnam, Laos, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines
[a] Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand
[a] Vietnam, Laos, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia
[a] Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Myanmar
[a] Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Myanmar, Indonesia
[q]2:1: Nowadays ASEAN includes … countries.
[a] 5
[a] 10
[a] 7
[a] 9
[a] 12
[q]2:1: ASEAN Declaration is also known as:
[a] Singapore Declaration
[a] Bangkok Declaration
[a] Singapore Declaration
[a] Jakarta Declaration
[a] Saigon Declaration
[q]2:1: International organization in South East Asia:
[a] SADK
[a] ASEAN
[a] SAARC
[a] MERCOSUR
[a] APEC
[q]2:1: Geopolitical and economic organization located in Southeast Asia, which was formed on 8 August 1967 by Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand
[a] OPEC
[a] ASEAN
[a] APEC
[a] SAARC
[a] SEATO
[q]2:1: ASEAN’s aims exclude:
[a] acceleration of economic growth
[a] military defense and single external policy
[a] cultural development among its members
[a] protection of regional peace and stability
[a] provide opportunities for member countries to discuss differences peacefully
[q]2:1: The predecessor of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization:
[a] the “Shanghai Agreement”
[a] the “Shanghai Five”
[a] the Shanghai Treaty Organization
[a] the Chinese-Russian bloc
[a] the Shanghai Union
[q]2:1: The “Bishkek group” for fighting with the border crime was created in:
[a] 1996
[a] 1999
[a] 1997
[a] 2001
[a] 2003
[q]2:1: Uzbekistan joined the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in:
[a] 1997
[a] 2001
[a] 1999
[a] 2003
[a] 2005
[q]2:1: Iran lodged an official application of intention to become a full member of the SCO in:
[a] 2001
[a] 2008
[a] 2003
[a] 2005
[a] 2010
[q]2:1: The Shanghai Convention on Combating Terrorism, Separatism and Extremism was signed in:
[a] 1999
[a] 2001
[a] 2002
[a] 2003
[a] 2005
[q]2:1: Agreement about establish a regional antiterrorist structure of the SCO was admitted in:
[a] 1999
[a] 2002
[a] 2001
[a] 2004
[a] 2005
[q]2:1: This country is not observer state of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization:
[a] Mongolia
[a] Afghanistan
[a] Pakistan
[a] India
[a] Iran
[q]2:1: The top decision-making body in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization is:
[a] Council of Heads of Government
[a] Council of Heads of States
[a] Council of Foreign Ministers
[a] Council of National Coordinators
[a] Secretariat
[q]2:1: The second-highest council in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization is:
[a] Council of Heads of States
[a] Council of Heads of Government
[a] Council of Foreign Ministers
[a] Council of National Coordinators
[a] Secretariat
[q]2:1: The primary executive body of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization is:
[a] Council of Heads of States
[a] Secretariat
[a] Council of Foreign Ministers
[a] Council of Heads of Government
[a] Council of National Coordinators
[q]2:1: The Secretariat of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization is located in:
[a] Moscow
[a] Beijing
[a] Astana
[a] Bishkek
[a] Shanghai
[q]2:1: Permanent organ of the SCO which serves to promote cooperation of member states against the three evils of terrorism, separatism and extremism is:
[a] the Military Defense Council
[a] the Regional Anti-Terrorist Structure
[a] the Regional Security Council
[a] the Anti-Terrorist Group
[a] the Bishkek Group
[q]2:1: The Arab League was established in:
[a] 1943
[a] 1945
[a] 1947
[a] 1949
[a] 1956
[q]2:1: Nowadays the Arab League includes … countries.
[a] 18
[a] 22
[a] 9
[a] 15
[a] 12
[q]2:1: Headquarters of the Arab League is located in:
[a] Baghdad
[a] Cairo
[a] Riyadh
[a] Tunis
[a] Damascus
[q]2:1: These countries formed the Arab League in Cairo on 22 March 1945:
[a] Iraq, Libya, Egypt, Yemen, Syria, Kuwait
[a] Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Syria
[a] Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Iran, Iraq
[a] Saudi Arabia, Syria, Iraq, Egypt, Libya
[a] Yemen, Syria, Iraq, Libya, Oman
[q]2:1: The official working languages of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization are:
[a] Russian, English
[a] Russian, Chinese
[a] Russian, Kazakh, Chinese
[a] Russian, Kazakh, Chinese, Uzbek, Kirgiz, Tajik
[a] Russian, English, Chinese
[q]2:1: It is not a member of the Collective Security Treaty Organization:
[a] Armenia
[a] Azerbaijan
[a] Belarus
[a] Kirgizstan
[a] Tajikistan
[q]2:1: The Collective Security Treaty Organization is an intergovernmental military alliance which was signed in:
[a] 1991
[a] 1992
[a] 1994
[a] 1997
[a] 1999
[q]2:1: The headquarters of CSTO is located in:
[a] Astana
[a] Moscow
[a] Minsk
[a] Yerevan
[a] Bishkek
[q]2:1: The Treaty on Deepening Military Trust in Border Regions in Shanghai by the heads of states of Kazakhstan, the People's Republic of China, Kyrgyzstan, Russia and Tajikistan was signed in:
[a] 1994
[a] 1996
[a] 1997
[a] 1999
[a] 2001
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