INR232
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Question: Who was the Secretary-General of United Nations in the early 1990s?
Answer: Boutros Ghali  

Question: A cordial relationship between neighboring countries is referred to as “concept of _____”.
Answer: Neighbourliness

Question: An attempt to dissuade action from resorting to open armed conflict is conceptualized as ______________. 
Answer: Deterrence

Question: The idea that nations should avoid complete production and acquisition of arms refers to the concept of _______________.   
Answer: Disarmament

Question: Nigeria demonstrated its pro-western inclination during the Cold War by signing a defense pact known as __________ defense pact
Answer: Anglo-Nigeria

Question: The major school of thought founded in 1923 that espouses critical theory is ______ school.
Answer: The Frankfurt


Answer: Frankfurt

Question: The school of thought that accepts that globalization is uneven and contradictory is known as ____________ society school.
Answer: The global


Answer: Global

Question: The attainment of national interest is the major aim of any nation’s ___________
Answer: Foreign policy

Question: According to Northedge, foreign policy is an interplay between the outside and ________.
Answer: Inside

Question: Investigating how countries make policy choices can also be referred to as ________ analysis.
Answer: Decision-making


Answer: decisionmaking

Question: Which type of international relations actor is the NGO?
Answer: Non-state actor

Question: There is a popular saying in international relations that “no nation is an _____.”
Answer: Island

Question: The historic Congress of Westphalia was held in the year ___________.
Answer: 1648

Question:  Which type of international law enabled the establishment of UNO as a world body? 
Answer: Universal International Law

Question: International Court of Justice is in a city known as _____________.
Answer: Hague

Question: Anglo-Nigeria Defence pact was abrogated under the regime of _____________.
Answer: Tafawa Balewa


Answer: Balewa

Question: Demographic factor in international relations is talking about ___________.
Answer: Population

Question: In 1946, the UN General Assembly established an Energy commission called _________.
Answer: Atomic Energy Commission

Question: In International Relations, actors are usually divided into three namely National, international and _______________.
Answer: Transnational

Question: The acronym NIEO in international relations fully means _______________.
Answer: New International Economic Order

Question: What is the acronym for North Atlantic Treaty organization?
Answer: NATO

Question: WTO is a popular international trade organization formerly known as _____________.
Answer: GATT

Question:  What is the full meaning of IMF?
Answer: International Monetary Fund

Question:  Complete this: “an educated population is an important instrument of national _________.” 
Answer: Power

Question:  International Law can also be referred to as a body of Customary and ________ rules.  
Answer: Conventional

Question:  The name of a body of Americans who support the UN is United Nations Association of the _____________.
Answer: United States


Answer: USA

Question: The cities in Japan which were bombed by USA during a World War are _________ Hiroshima and. 
Answer: Nagasaki

Question: International Laws have implications for the external behavior of ______________.
Answer: States

Question: Regime is an attempt initiated in the 1970s by a group of scholars referred to ___________ scientists. 
Answer: Social

Question: The main purpose of the Concert of Europe was to counter future ___________. 
Answer: Revolution

Question: Real politik is a product of one of the schools of thought in International Relations known as ___________ school
Answer: Realist

Question: A popular book in international relations known as “Politics Among Nations” was written by ___________.
Answer: Hans Morgenthau


Answer: Hans

Question: The concept of power is a product of ______________ school of thought. 
Answer: Realist

Question: China is a country in the continent of _______________.
Answer: Asia

Question: During the Cold War, the military was also used to execute ____________ policies.
Answer: Ideological

Question: Nigeria became a sovereign State in the year _______________. 
Answer: 1960

Question: Ghana became a sovereign State in the year ______________. 
Answer: 1957

Question: One of these countries has the highest demographic national power in West Africa. 
Answer: Nigeria 

Question: One of the countries below is the first to secure independence from Britain. 
Answer: Ghana 

Question: The main goal any nation’s foreign policy seeks to score is to achieve its ____________. 
Answer: National interest

Question: One of the following is not an instrument of foreign policy.
Answer: Leadership tussle 

Question: War is politics by other means according to ______________.
Answer: Carl Von Clausewitz

Question: ECOMOG is a peacekeeping instrument of one of the following. 
Answer: ECOWAS

Question: The highest contributor of contingents to ECOMOG is _______________. 
Answer: Nigeria 

Question: The two countries that contributed much to laying the foundation for the establishment of ECOWAS are _____________________.
Answer: Nigeria and Togo

Question: War is inevitable in the politics among _______________. 
Answer: Nations 

Question: The modules that make up the course material for INR 232 is divided into ____________. 
Answer: 5

Question: Nigeria belong to all the following but _____________. 
Answer: EU 

Question: A city in the Netherlands that has something to do with ICJ is _________. 
Answer: Hague 

Question: By 1962 the Nigerian Prime Minister was ______________.
Answer: Sir Tafawa Balewa

Question: International conflict is a product of states’ conscious _______________.
Answer: Disagreement 

Question: The defence pact between Britain and Nigeria took place during ________.
Answer: The Cold War

Question: One of these Nigerian regimes operated a conservative foreign policy before 1970. 
Answer: Sir Balewa’s regime 

Question: According to Schwarzenbeger, collective security is a machinery for joint ____________.
Answer: Action 

Question: Mohammed/Obasanjo’s foreign policy is adjudged to be ___________ in nature. 
Answer: Active/aggressive 

Question: There are many regime types but the most commonly used is _________. 
Answer: Military regime 

Question: One of the following is a defining element of a regime. 
Answer: Norms 

Question: One of the following is a core determinant of any nation’s foreign policy. 
Answer: Economic factor 

Question: Modules two and three are all about how foreign policy as a concept is being ____________. 
Answer: Structured 

Question: The school of realism employs one of the names below.  Choose. 
Answer: Hans Morgenthau

Question: Realpolitik is sometimes referred to as _______________. 
Answer: Self-help politics 

Question: The centrality of power theory in international relations has made its application to analyses __________. 
Answer: Inevitable

Question: Influence is a very significant medium of interaction amongst _________. 
Answer: States 

Question: The country in the middle of Germany and Russia is _____________.
Answer: Poland 

Question: Which of these countries is a nuclear power? 
Answer: North Korea

Question: To the realists, in a conflictual world power is the foundation of __________. 
Answer: Diplomacy 

Question: The practice of isolationism in the contemporary international relations is not a part of ___________. 
Answer: Globalization 

Question: The first country to commit peace keeping troops to Darfur is ___________. 
Answer: Nigeria 

Question: The post-Cold War numerous conflicts have been summed up as new wars by ____________.
Answer: Mary Khalidor 

Question: For the post-modernists, it is essential that communitarian discourse replaces ___________.
Answer: Realism