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Module 14: Reading Quiz
Due Jun 22 at 11:59pm Points 30
Questions 30 Time Limit None
Allowed Attempts 3
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Question 1
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What does the clash of civilizations state?
The idea that international conflict in the future will be
characterized not by interstate conflict but rather by conflict
between civilizations.
The idea that international conflict in the future will be
characterized not by conflict between civilizations, but rather by
interstate conflict.
The idea that international conflict will cease to exist in the
future.
The idea that international conflict will lead to a Third World War.
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Question 2
A school of thought ‘A’ believes that the NATO alliance is a true
alliance and would remain intact even if Europe collectively or
some of its peers emerge as competitors to the United States,
whereas, another school of thought, ‘B’ believes that the alliance
would wither away in this case. Which of the following correctly
identifies the two schools of thought?
A: Liberalism, B: Realism
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A: Feminism, B: Liberalism
A: Constructivism, B: Realism
A: Marxism, B: Constructivism
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Question 3
Which of the following is a model of the future international
system in which sovereign states give way to various zones with
differing characteristics?
Global fracture
New bipolarity
End of history
Clash of Civilizations
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Question 4
The global fracture model reminds us that both failed states such
as Somalia and supranational institutions such as the EU pose
challenges to the primacy of the _________________.
Westphalian states
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European Union
United Nations
SAARC nations
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Question 5
Around the time the Cold War ended, what was considered to be
“the end of history”?
The end of liberal values and the beginning of ideological
conflict.
The end of ideological conflict and the victory of anarchy.
The end of ideological conflict and the victory of liberal values.
The end of wars between states.
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Question 6
Which of the following is a clear counterexample to the Clash of
Civilizations model?
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US–Canada environmental cooperation
The American Civil War
US–Japan economic ties
The Opium Wars between China and Britain
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Question 7
Identify the odd one out with respect to the post-modern world.
France
Israel
Germany
Luxembourg
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Question 8
What is the type of alliance in which countries form temporary
pacts and shift from one partner to the other depending on the
circumstances?
Fixed alliance
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Flexible alliance
Military alliance
Political alliance
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Question 9
Which of these statements correctly summarizes the premises of
the democratic peace model?
The spread of democracy is inevitable and democracies seldom
fight wars with each other.
Though the spread of democracy is erratic, democracies seldom
fight wars with each other.
The spread of democracy is inevitable but democracies are
equally likely to fight wars with each other and with states having
other types of governments.
The spread of democracy is inevitable but democracies are more
likely to fight wars with each other than with states having other
types of governments.
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Question 10
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In which ‘world’ does Somalia exist?
Modern
Medieval
Pre-modern
Post-modern
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Question 11
Liberal thinkers believe that China and the United States may
coexist peacefully in a multipolar world, especially if
_____________________.
China becomes a democracy
China continues to remain Communist
China reforms its trade policies
China reforms its environmental policies
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Question 12
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Incorrect
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Why do realists and liberals differ over the extent to which a
future multipolar world would be conflict-prone or peaceful?
They make different assumptions about what matters in
international relations.
Neither of them believe in multi-polarity.
Both of them believe in multi-polarity.
They make different assumptions about what matters in
international relations.
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Question 13
Which school of thought focuses on the role of social forces that
gradually eroded the seemingly secure foundation of the Cold
War?
Liberalism
Feminism
Constructivism
Marxism
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Question 14
What is the type of alliance in which countries remain allied with
the same partners over long periods of time?
Fixed alliance
Flexible alliance
Military alliance
Business alliance
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Question 15
Which of these regions is an issue of conflict between China and
the United States?
Japan
Taiwan
Thailand
Vietnam
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Question 16
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Incorrect
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How are the values of Western and Sino-centric civilizations
different?
Sino-centric civilization embraces individualism and social
equality while Western civilization focuses on importance of
group and social hierarchy.
They differ on the role of women and the importance their
education.
They differ in the way they view modernity – desirable or
threatening.
Western civilization embraces individualism and social equality
while Sino-centric civilization focuses on the importance of group
and social hierarchy.
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Question 17
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A school of thought ‘A’ believes that a world of democracies
would be peaceful whereas another school of thought ‘B’ is
skeptical about it. Which of the following correctly identifies the
two schools of thought?
A: Realism, B: Marxism
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A: Liberalism, B: Realism
A: Marxism, B: Constructivism
A: Constructivism, B: Liberalism
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Question 18
In what sense is America’s diplomatic approach to Taiwan a
pragmatic one?
It seeks to deter China from attacking Taiwan, while also
deterring Taiwan from provoking China by asserting its
independence.
It seeks to promote Taiwan to assert its independence, thereby
provoking China to attack Taiwan.
It seeks to support Taiwan in its fight toward independence from
China.
It seeks to support China in its pursuit of formally making Taiwan
a part of its territory.
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Question 19
Countries with the potential to emerge as great powers in a
multipolar world would need not only economic capabilities but
also ___________________.
Military capabilities
Geographical growth
Social growth
Scientific capabilities
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Question 20
Although competition among nation-states remains the central
feature of international relations in the Geo-Economic model, the
form it takes changes from military to _______________.
Political
Cultural
Civic
Economic
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Question 21
China’s continued rise to great-power status depends vitally on
domestic economic and political developments. Into which level
of analysis of a new bipolarity can this statement be classified?
State
Individual
Transnational
International
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Question 22
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The case of Hugo Chavez in Venezuela offers the example that:
Revolutionary upheaval against authoritarian regimes does not
necessarily imply that democracy will result.
Democracy does not always continue to spread.
Authoritarian regimes hold significant advantages over
democracy.
The democratic process is not irreversible.
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Question 23
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In the Geo-Economic Competition model, which of the following
is the key nation-state objective?
Military security
Economic security
Hegemony
Diplomatic supremacy
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Question 24
Which of these is a difference in China-US and US-Soviet Union
relations?
China and the US believe in the same ideologies, while the US
and the Soviet Union have different ideologies.
China and the US are politically hostile toward each other, while
the US and the Soviet Union were politically friendly with each
other.
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China and the US are economically inter-dependent on each
other, while the US and the Soviet Union were economically
independent of each other.
The US supports the rise of China as a superpower, whereas it
opposed the status and political power of the Soviet Union when
the Soviet Union was a superpower.
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Question 25
The divide between Orthodox Slavic culture and European-
oriented Catholic culture in eastern and western Ukraine,
respectively, is most characteristic of which model?
New Bipolarity
Global Fracture
Democratic Peace
Clash of Civilizations
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Question 26
In what model do states and their national firms work together
and share a common understanding of the national interest?
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Geo-Political
Geo-Economic
Geo-Centric
Geo-Civic
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Question 27
Civilization ‘A’ focuses on the importance of the group and social
hierarchy whereas Civilization ‘B’ believes in individualism and
social equality. Which of the following correctly identifies the type
of civilizations?
A: Sino-centric civilization, B: Western civilization
A: Orthodox Christian civilization, B: Muslim civilization
A: Sub-Saharan African civilization, B: Hindu civilization
A: Muslim civilization, B: Sub-Saharan African civilization
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Question 28
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Which of the following trends might be seen as counterevidence
to the Democratic Peace model?
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The emergence of Russia and China as major players in the
international system
The movement toward political associations like the European
Union
Economic cooperation in East and Southeast Asia
The violent revolutions of the Arab Spring
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Question 29
How many countries are part of the APEC?
19
21
28
32
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Question 30
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Global fracture takes us back to a pre-Westphalian world
characterized by the lack of an integrated international system.
Into which level of analysis of global fracture can this statement
be classified into?
Local
State
Individual
International
Quiz Score: 23 out of 30
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