War Alternatives Quiz!
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No matter how great are the pleasant events that occur after a war, the fact that many lives have been lost in both warring camps shows that alternatives to war should be considered. Though many factors may be in play, the choice to shun hostility is usually the best. How many alternatives to war do you know?
- 1.What is the absence of war called?
- A.
Hostility
- B.
Tranquility
- C.
Peace
- D.
Harmony
- 2.Which of these is a juristic alternative to war?
- A.
Arbitration
- B.
Concilation
- C.
Conference
- D.
Harmony
- 3.Which of these alternatives to war is not juristic?
- A.
Conciliation
- B.
Arbitration
- C.
World court
- D.
Negotiation
- 4.Which of these alternatives to war is about other concerned parties?
- A.
Negotiation
- B.
Embargo
- C.
Dialogue
- D.
Formation of coalition
- 5.What alternative to war is all about shifting grounds?
- A.
Negotiation
- B.
World court
- C.
Conciliation
- D.
Conference
- 6.Which of these is a common event during wars?
- A.
Bloodshed
- B.
Negotiation
- C.
Harmony
- D.
Transition
- 7.What sector of a country is mostly involved in wars?
- A.
Agricultural sector
- B.
Military sector
- C.
Power sector
- D.
Financial sector
- 8.What part of government control operations during a war?
- A.
Military government
- B.
Legislative government
- C.
Executive government
- D.
Judicial government
- 9.Which of these alternatives to war is all about litigation?
- A.
Conciliation
- B.
World court
- C.
Conference
- D.
Negotiation
- 10.Which of these alternatives to war is about restoring broken relationship?
- A.
Conciliation
- B.
Conference
- C.
Negotiation
- D.
Arbitration
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