NCERT Class 12 Political Science Book Solutions Contemporary World Politics Book English Medium |chapter 4|International Organisations

1. Mark correct or wrong against each of the following statements

about the veto power.

a. Only the permanent members of the Security Council possess

the veto power.

b. It’s a kind of negative power.

c. The Secretary-General uses this power when not satisfied with

any decision.

d. One veto can stall a Security Council resolution.

2. Mark correct or wrong against each of the following statements

about the way the UN functions.

a. All security and peace related issues are dealt with in the

Security Council.

b. Humanitarian policies are implemented by the main organs

and specialised agencies spread across the globe.

c. Having consensus among the five permanent members on

security issues is vital for its implementation.

d. The members of the General Assembly are automatically the

members of all other principal organs and specialised agencies

of the UN.

3. Which among the following would give more weightage to India’s

proposal for permanent membership in the Security Council?

a. Nuclear capability

b. It has been a member of the UN since its inception

c. It is located in Asia

d. India’s growing economic power and stable political system

4. The UN agency concerned with the safety and peaceful use of

nuclear technology is:

a. The UN Committee on Disarmament

b. International Atomic Energy Agency

c. UN International Safeguard Committee

d. None of the above

5. WTO is serving as the successor to which of the following organisations

a. General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs

b. General Arrangement on Trade and Tariffs

c. World Health Organisation

d. UN Development Programme

6. Fill in the blanks.

a. The prime objective of the UN is ___________________________

b. The highest functionary of the UN is called_________________