International Law MCQs 2014

Enhance your test readiness with this focused set of International Law MCQs from the CSS 2014 exam. This selection emphasizes the practical workings of international organizations and key diplomatic concepts. The questions provide insights into contemporary geopolitics, such as Saudi Arabia’s refusal of a UN Security Council seat, and historical foundations, including the coining of the term “International Law” by Jeremy Bentham. A central theme is the International Court of Justice (ICJ), with questions on its headquarters in The Hague, the number of judges, and landmark cases like “Reparation for Injuries.” The set also tests your knowledge of the League of Nations, its founding by Woodrow Wilson, and the legacy of UN Secretaries-General, including Kofi Annan and Dag Hammarskjöld. Solidify your understanding of essential diplomatic terms such as extradition and persona non grata, and recall key factual details like the number of articles in the UN Charter. This page is perfect for refining your knowledge of international adjudication, diplomatic protocol, and the evolution of global institutions.