Nuclear Weapons , Treaties and Organizations
Total Questions: 21
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A ) 9 ✅
B ) 8
C ) 10
D ) 11
A ) 1956
B ) 1959
C ) 1957 ✅
D ) 1958
A ) None of these
B ) Hague Convention
C ) Vienna Convention ✅
D ) Nairobi Convention
A ) Manual of Treaties
B ) Vienna Convention on the laws of Treaties ✅
C ) The Treatise on public and private International Law
D ) Hague Convention on the law of Treaties
A ) Viana convention treaty ✅
B ) Treaty of the World
C ) Geneva Convention
D ) None of these
A ) Ban Test all over the World
B ) Prevent its expansion ✅
C ) Nuclear power train
D ) None of these
A ) CTBT
B ) NPT ✅
C ) None of these
D ) Treaty of Paris
A ) Israel
B ) Russia
C ) Iran ✅
D ) None of these
A ) France
B ) Russia ✅
C ) China
D ) UK
A ) None of these
B ) Muhammad Mustafa EiBaradei
C ) Rafael Mariano Grossi ✅
D ) Yukiya Amano
A ) Peaceful use of nuclear energy ✅
B ) Nuclear disarmament
C ) Nuclear proliferation
D ) Development of Nuclear weapons
A ) Paris
B ) Vienna ✅
C ) Canberra
D ) Geneva
A ) France
B ) Canada
C ) None of these ( Japan) ✅
D ) Ukraine
A ) Kashiwazaki-Kariwa, Japan ✅
B ) Chernobyl, Ukraine
C ) Zaporizhzhia , Ukraine
D ) Fukushima, Japan
A ) 2007
B ) 2009 ✅
C ) 2006
D ) None of these
A ) North Korea ✅
B ) Israel
C ) Iran
D ) None of these
A ) Common Trading and Business Terminal
B ) Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty ✅
C ) Common Test For Bank Tellers
D ) Computerized Topography and Bio Technology
A ) 7
B ) 9
C ) 8 ✅
D ) None of these
A ) Salt II
B ) Salt I
C ) Weak States and Nukes ✅
D ) Start
A ) Iran
B ) Turkey
C ) Syria ✅
D ) None of these
A ) To combine defense strategies among members countries
B ) To assist Australia in building nuclear submarines
C ) None of these
D ) Both A and B ✅