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Chapter 24: An Introduction to the Study of International Relations — Online MCQ Test

Q: Which of the following is a major aim of foreign policy?

Answer: A. To manage the external relations of a country — Foreign policy guides how a nation deals with other countries and international bodies.

Q: Foreign policy is best described as the policy of a nation in relation to its ____.

Answer: B. external affairs — Foreign policy deals with a country's external affairs and its relations with other nations.

Q: Which sequence correctly matches the idea with its description?

Answer: A. Foreign policy — A country's external relations — Foreign policy refers to the way a country manages its relations with other nations.

SOCIAL SCIENCE · CLASS 9th · Karnataka State Board

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Chapter 24: An Introduction to the Study of International Relations — Important Questions & Answers (FAQ)

Frequently asked questions from Karnataka State Board CLASS 9th SOCIAL SCIENCE — Chapter 24: An Introduction to the Study of International Relations, with answers and explanations. These are sample questions; the exam has its own separate question set.

What does the study of International Relations mainly deal with?

A. Relations between countries and international organizations ✓
B. Only the history of one country
C. The study of local village administration
D. The rules of classroom discipline

Answer: A. Relations between countries and international organizations
International Relations studies the interactions, cooperation, and conflicts among nations and international organizations.

Which of the following is a major aim of foreign policy?

A. To manage the external relations of a country ✓
B. To decide school holidays
C. To conduct sports tournaments
D. To control only local markets

Answer: A. To manage the external relations of a country
Foreign policy guides how a nation deals with other countries and international bodies.

Foreign policy is best described as the policy of a nation in relation to its ____.

A. internal school system
B. external affairs ✓
C. family members
D. district panchayat only

Answer: B. external affairs
Foreign policy deals with a country's external affairs and its relations with other nations.

Which sequence correctly matches the idea with its description?

A. Foreign policy — A country's external relations ✓
B. Panchsheel — A trade agreement only
C. Non-alignment — Alliance with one power bloc
D. Peaceful co-existence — Use of force to settle disputes

Answer: A. Foreign policy — A country's external relations
Foreign policy refers to the way a country manages its relations with other nations.

Which of the following is the best board-exam style conclusion about non-alignment?

A. It means political isolation from the world
B. It means supporting peace while keeping independent judgement in international affairs ✓
C. It means joining one bloc when necessary and another later
D. It means rejecting all principles of diplomacy

Answer: B. It means supporting peace while keeping independent judgement in international affairs
Non-alignment is not isolation; it is the policy of maintaining independence and promoting peace without joining power blocs.

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