International Relations Theory Quiz
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. How much you're into politics? Do you know about the theory of international relations? Can you answer the below quiz questions related to foreign affairs and international relations theories? Play this quiz and test your knowledge regarding the same. IR (International Relations) theory is the study of different societies of states at the international level. It explains how the international system work. Take up the quiz and learn about international politics. All the very best to you!
- 1.The condition in which states and their fortunes are connected to each other is known as:
- A.
Security
- B.
Intergovernmentalism
- C.
Interdependence
- D.
Anarchy
- 2.According to realists, the defining feature of international relations is:
- A.
Interdependence
- B.
Anarchy
- C.
Class inequality
- D.
Security
- 3.Which theoretical perspective views globalization as a new form of imperialism?
- A.
Idealism
- B.
Realism
- C.
Liberalism
- D.
Neo-Marxism
- 4.According to this theoretical perspective, non-state actors such as international organizations are as important in international relations as state actors:
- A.
Liberalism
- B.
Realism
- C.
Idealism
- D.
Neo-Marxism
- 5.What/who are the most important actors in global politics according to realism?
- A.
International organizations
- B.
States
- C.
Multinational corporations
- D.
Individuals
- 6.Which theoretical perspective focuses on the international system of capitalism, exploitation, and the global competition among economic classes?
- A.
Realism
- B.
Idealism
- C.
Liberalism
- D.
Neo-Marxism
- 7.Globalization is most associated with which theory of world politics?
- A.
Liberalism
- B.
Idealism
- C.
Realism
- D.
Neo-Marxism
- 8.For realists, states' behavior is driven by:
- A.
National interests
- B.
Cooperation
- C.
Values
- D.
Changes in the global system
- 9.Who of the following is a structural realist:
- A.
Michael Parenti
- B.
John Mearsheimer
- C.
Joseph S. Nye
- D.
Woodrow Wilson
- 10.According to idealism, states' behavior is shaped by:
- A.
The pursuit of power
- B.
Complex interdependence
- C.
Economic interests
- D.
Morals and values
- 11.The ‘natural law’ perspective on international law is mainly associated with ________________ IR theory.
- A.
Realism
- B.
Critical Theory
- C.
Liberalism
- D.
Marxism
- 12.The chief court of the UN is
- A.
International Criminal Court (ICC)
- B.
Permanent Court of International Justice (PCIJ)
- C.
International Court of Justice (ICJ)
- D.
European Court of Justice (ECJ)
- 13.Where is the Hague court located?
- A.
Netherlands
- B.
Australia
- C.
America
- D.
Nigeria
- 14.This international relations theory holds that state interests are neither inherent nor unproblematic and that international norms have an independent power to shape state interests and affect state behavior.
- A.
Constructivism
- B.
Marxism
- C.
Classical Liberalism
- D.
Modernization Theory
- 15.Which is not an example of an attempt at political integration?
- A.
European Union (EU)
- B.
International Monetary Fund (IMF)
- C.
American Colonies under the Articles of Confederation
- D.
Holy Roman Empire
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