Intro to IR: Core Concepts Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Intro to IR: Core Concepts QuizOnline version Test your grasp of key IR ideas. by Viviana Syvertsen 1 Why is it necessary to study IR? a IR has no practical use. b Events anywhere affect us globally. c Only diplomats need IR knowledge. 2 What is a Collective Good? a A benefit that everyone enjoys (e.g., peace). b A private benefit for one state. c A resource owned by one country. 3 What is a Free Rider? a A state that pays for shared goods. b A mediator who enforces rules. c Someone who benefits from a collective good without contributing. 4 Why do some states refuse to contribute to collective problems? a They always prefer cooperation. b They lack resources to participate. c Sovereignty: States prioritize independence. 5 Tragedy of the Commons: a common solution? a Do nothing and hope for the best. b Coercion (laws, sanctions). c Market-driven privatization only. 6 3 Levels of Analysis & US-Iraq War: individual level focuses on? a Saddam’s motives and personal decisions. b Oil markets and tech, only. c Global institutions and treaties. 7 Realism core assumption? a States are the main actors in an anarchic system. b Global culture governs state behavior. c Individuals are the main actors. 8 Positive peace includes? a Justice, equality, and needs fulfillment. b Absence of violence only. c Dominance by a single power. 9 Democratic Peace Theory states that? a Democracies rarely fight each other. b Democracies always win wars. c Autocracies never engage in diplomacy.

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Intro to IR: Core Concepts QuizOnline version

Test your grasp of key IR ideas.

by Viviana Syvertsen

Why is it necessary to study IR?

IR has no practical use.

Events anywhere affect us globally.

Only diplomats need IR knowledge.

What is a Collective Good?

A benefit that everyone enjoys (e.g., peace).

A private benefit for one state.

A resource owned by one country.

What is a Free Rider?

A state that pays for shared goods.

A mediator who enforces rules.

Someone who benefits from a collective good without contributing.

Why do some states refuse to contribute to collective problems?

They always prefer cooperation.

They lack resources to participate.

Sovereignty: States prioritize independence.

Tragedy of the Commons: a common solution?

Do nothing and hope for the best.

Coercion (laws, sanctions).

Market-driven privatization only.

3 Levels of Analysis & US-Iraq War: individual level focuses on?

Saddam’s motives and personal decisions.

Oil markets and tech, only.

Global institutions and treaties.

Realism core assumption?

States are the main actors in an anarchic system.

Global culture governs state behavior.

Individuals are the main actors.

Positive peace includes?

Justice, equality, and needs fulfillment.

Absence of violence only.

Dominance by a single power.

Democratic Peace Theory states that?

Democracies rarely fight each other.

Democracies always win wars.

Autocracies never engage in diplomacy.

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Intro to IR: Core Concepts QuizOnline version

by Viviana Syvertsen

Why is it necessary to study IR?

What is a Collective Good?

What is a Free Rider?

Why do some states refuse to contribute to collective problems?

Tragedy of the Commons: a common solution?

3 Levels of Analysis & US-Iraq War: individual level focuses on?

Realism core assumption?

Positive peace includes?

Democratic Peace Theory states that?

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