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Leap across the pond of global politics! In this fast-paced Jeopardy-style quiz game, students guide their frog across lily pads by answering multiple-choice questions on Power, Sovereignty, Legitimacy, and Interdependence. Each correct answer moves the frog forward, while mistakes send it splashing back! Designed for IB Grade 11 learners, this game builds recall, analysis, and application skills in a fun, competitive way.

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Gurleen Kaur

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Froggy Jumps CORE UNITOnline version Leap across the pond of global politics! In this fast-paced Jeopardy-style quiz game, students guide their frog across lily pads by answering multiple-choice questions on Power, Sovereignty, Legitimacy, and Interdependence. Each correct answer moves the frog forward, while mistakes send it splashing back! Designed for IB Grade 11 learners, this game builds recall, analysis, and application skills in a fun, competitive way. by Gurleen Kaur 1 Which of the following is an example of hard power? a Economic sanctions b Cultural exports c NGO advocacy 2 Joseph Nye is best known for introducing which concept? a Structural power b Soft power c Legitimacy 3 Which of these is an example of structural power? a A country’s cultural exports b Signing a trade agreement c A permanent seat on the UN Security Council 4 The Treaty of Westphalia (1648) is historically linked to a Colonial expansion b Sovereignty of states c Legitimacy of states 5 Supranationality refers to a Authority of international bodies above states b A state’s independence from foreign influence c Power within federal systems 6 Which of the following is a challenge to sovereignty? a Fair elections b Globalization c National identity 7 Which of the following is a source of legitimacy in a democracy? a Consent of the governed b Religious ideology c Military strength 8 Which of the following shows the limits of soft power? a Cultural influence failing to stop military aggression b US cultural exports influencing global trends c South Korea’s K-pop culture spreading globally 9 Which of the following best illustrates a challenge to internal sovereignty? a Lack of recognition by other states b A state facing secessionist movements c Dependence on international trade 10 An authoritarian regime often claims legitimacy through a Decentralization b Religious ideology c Fear and military power 11 Which factor most directly undermines the absoluteness of sovereignty today a National identity movements b Free and fair elections c International human rights norms and laws 12 Which organization most clearly limits member states’ policy independence a European Union (EU) b African Union (AU) c NATO 13 Which situation demonstrates a loss of legitimacy? a A government holding regular elections b A state ensuring basic welfare provisions c A regime repressing protests and violating human rights 14 Interdependence in global politics means a States cannot act independently under any circumstances b States rely on one another for trade, security, and cooperation c Powerful states dominate weaker ones absolutely 15 The UN’s biggest limitation in conflict resolution is often: a Its peacekeeping operations b The Security Council veto system c Its promotion of international law 16 The Paris Climate Agreement (2015) illustrates interdependence because a It shows states acting unilaterally to address climate change b It enforces sovereignty over environmental resources c It binds states to collective action for a global problem 17 Informal cooperation between states is demonstrated by a Hosting summits like G20 b Signing of the UN Charter c NATO military exercises 18 How does legitimacy reinforce sovereignty? a By guaranteeing absolute independence from foreign influence b By making state authority accepted both domestically and internationally c By ensuring economic interdependence 19 Which statement best connects power and legitimacy? a Legitimacy is irrelevant if states are sovereign b Power automatically guarantees legitimacy c Power without legitimacy is unsustainable in the long term 20 Which shows a non-state actor gaining legitimacy in global politics? a A state winning free and fair elections b Taliban getting recoginsed by russia c Amnesty International influencing UN debates on human rights

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by Gurleen Kaur

Which of the following is an example of hard power?

Joseph Nye is best known for introducing which concept?

Which of these is an example of structural power?

The Treaty of Westphalia (1648) is historically linked to

Supranationality refers to

Which of the following is a challenge to sovereignty?

Which of the following is a source of legitimacy in a democracy?

Which of the following shows the limits of soft power?

Which of the following best illustrates a challenge to internal sovereignty?

An authoritarian regime often claims legitimacy through

Which factor most directly undermines the absoluteness of sovereignty today

Which organization most clearly limits member states’ policy independence

Which situation demonstrates a loss of legitimacy?

Interdependence in global politics means

The UN’s biggest limitation in conflict resolution is often:

The Paris Climate Agreement (2015) illustrates interdependence because

Informal cooperation between states is demonstrated by

How does legitimacy reinforce sovereignty?

Which statement best connects power and legitimacy?

Which shows a non-state actor gaining legitimacy in global politics?