FSOT Quizzes & Trivia

Have you ever thought about being a Foreign Service Officer? Are you thinking of taking the Foreign Service Officer Test? Maybe you are thinking of a career change and you think this role is the kind of thing that you would love to try, because you want to do something for your country; and think you have what it takes to promote peace, support prosperity, and protect American citizens and advance US interests abroad. Then this is the thing for you!

Do you want to represent the US? Are you passionate about public service? Are you looking for a romantic opportunity where you can work and immerse yourself in other customs, cultures, languages and meet people of different nations? If you are salivating for such delicious prospects, then savour these quizzes and see if you have what it takes to cream the Foreign Service Officer Test with flying colors.

FSOT - Sample Job Knowledge Test

FSOT - Sample Job Knowledge Test Beware of the typos! They're there to keep you on your toes. OK, not really. Just keep an eye out and let me know.

Questions: 140 | Attempts: 1689 | Last updated: Jan 7, 2013

Sample Question
Treaties must be approved by

A majority of the House and Senate

Two-thirds of the Senators voting on the treaty

A majority of the House of Representatives

Three-fourths of the Senate

FSOT Pq - World History And Geography

FSOT PQ - World History and GeographyBeware of the typos! They're there to keep you on your toes. OK, not really. Just keep an eye out and let me know.

Questions: 75 | Attempts: 654 | Last updated: Jan 7, 2013

Sample Question
In the 1978 Iranian Revolution, which overthrew the shah and resulted in the establishment of an Islamic Republic,

Took Western diplomats largely by surprise

Was driven by frustration with Iran's lack of economic development and modernization.

Was sparked by President Jimmy Carter's decision to admit the shah to the United States for medical treatment.

Put Sunni Muslim clerics in control of the government.

FSOT Pq - United States Government

FSOT PQ - United States Government Beware of the typos! They're there to keep you on your toes. OK, not really. Just keep an eye out and let me know.

Questions: 82 | Attempts: 569 | Last updated: Jul 30, 2011

Sample Question
Before a case can be heard by a court, it must have all but one of the following. The one condition that need not be present is:

Two real parties.

Parties must have a personal and substantial interest injury.

The case must be a real situation and not a hypothetical situation.

The case must be based on the common law.

FSOT Pq - Economics

FSOT Economics preparation quiz. Beware of the typos! They're there to keep you on your toes. OK, not really. Just keep an eye out and let me know.

Questions: 75 | Attempts: 504 | Last updated: Jan 7, 2013

Sample Question
Based on supply/demand economic theory, price controls on the supply of wheat during a famine would result in

An increased supply of low-cost wheat.

Social unrest.

No supply of low-cost wheat.

A scarcity of low-cost wheat.

FSOT Pq - United States Society

General understanding of US society. Beware of the typos! They're there to keep you on your toes. OK, not really. Just keep an eye out and let me know.

Questions: 74 | Attempts: 451 | Last updated: Jan 7, 2013

Sample Question
Which of the following statements regarding the 1924 Immigration Act (often called the Johnson Act) is not true?

It placed annual limits on the number of persons who could legally immigrate to the United States.

It took away the freedom of Asians to legally immigrate to the United States.

It resulted in an increase in the percentage of immigrants from Northern and Western Europe and a decline in the percentage of immigrants from Eastern and Southern Europe.

It resulted in a decline in the number of immigrants to the United States from countries in the Western Hemisphere.

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FSOT Questions & Answers

After the Vice-President, the next in line for the Presidency upon the Presidents death or disability is:

The compromise they worked out established thePresident pro temporeof the Senate as next in line after the Vice President, followed by theSpeakerof the House of Representatives. In either case, these officers were to "act as President of the Uni

All of the following are examples of United States products that would typically fail to be produced to optimal output without government intervention EXCEPT:

Incorrect. The correct answer is C. Ugh, now I worry about other answers as well.

Who presides over the Senate when the Vice-President is absent according to the Constitution?

This might be a confusing question especially from someone who is not from the USA. You need to be familiar with your constitution because this will make answering this question easier. The one who will be in charge is letter B. In countries that fol

Which of these is not a responsibility of the Federal Reserve Board?

The Federal Reserve System began on December 23, 1913 because there were quite a few financial panics to stop financial crises. The Great Depression and the Great Recession caused the expansion of the duties of the Federal Reserve System. The Federal