International Relations (I) MCQs 2025
Explore the solved MCQs from the CSS International Relations Paper I of 2025. This paper covered a diverse range of topics testing foundational knowledge and contemporary awareness. Key concepts included good governance in water politics, the principle of sovereignty and non-interference, and the definition of anarchy in IR. Historical elements featured Ghana’s independence, the Quit India Movement (1942), the attack on Pearl Harbor, the ANC’s fight against Apartheid, and the Mau Mau Rebellion (Kenya). Contemporary issues like cybersecurity policy, the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare), Brexit, China’s One-Child Policy, Abenomics (Japan), and the COVID-19 pandemic declaration (March 2020) were also included.
[Abenomics refers to Japan’s policies regarding:]
A. Trade with India
B. Trade with USSony
C. Trade with South Korea
D. None of these
[Which of the following is an overlooked factor in global water politics?]
A. Agriculture Production
B. Privatization of Water Resources
C. Good Governance
D. None of these
[Which forced United States to join World War II?]
A. The Invasion of Poland
B. Attack on Pearl Harbour
C. The D-Day Invasion
D. None of these
[Which African country was the first to secure independence from colonial rule?]
A. Ghana
B. Nigeria
C. Chad
D. None of these
[The African National Congress (ANC) was active in its fight against?]
A. Apartheid in South Africa
B. European Colonization in Africa
C. Economic Inequality of Africa
D. None of these
[The concept of Prudent Realism is mainly discussed by:]
A. T.V. Paul
B. Fareed Zakaria
C. Gideon Rose
D. None of these
[The Covid-19 was officially declared a global pandemic by the WHO in:]
A. January 2020
B. May 2020
C. March 2020
D. None of these
[Which university established the first academic department of International Relations?]
A. University of Oxford
B. Harvard University
C. University of Cambridge
D. None of these
[The Mau Mau Rebellion occurred in:]
A. Kenya
B. Nigeria
C. Ghana
D. None of these
[The main idea of anarchy generally refers to:]
A. Fear of Unknown
B. Fear of Circumstances
C. Fear of Enemies
D. None of these