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The UN has been headquartered in New York since 1952 with 193 states, NATO was founded in 1949, the WHO is based in Geneva, and the European Parliament juggles Strasbourg, Brussels and Luxembourg. Your turn.

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Question 1 : Where is the headquarters of the United Nations (UN) located?

Possible answers:

  • Geneva
  • Washington
  • Brussels
  • New York

Explanation: The UN headquarters has been in New York since 1952. The organization has 193 member states and works for peace and international cooperation.

Question 2 : How many stars appear on the European Union flag?

Possible answers:

  • 10 étoiles
  • 12 étoiles
  • 15 étoiles
  • 27 étoiles

Explanation: The European flag has 12 golden stars in a circle on a blue background. This number symbolizes perfection and unity, not the number of member states.

Question 3 : What does the acronym WHO stand for?

Possible answers:

  • World Security Order
  • World Sports Organization
  • World Solidarity Office
  • World Health Organization

Explanation: The World Health Organization (WHO) is a UN agency based in Geneva, responsible for international public health.

Question 4 : Which international organization has the mission of maintaining peace and security in Europe and North America?

Possible answers:

  • The UN
  • The G7
  • NATO
  • The OSCE

Explanation: NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) is a military alliance created in 1949, comprising 32 member countries as of 2024.

Question 5 : In which city is the European Parliament headquarters located?

Possible answers:

  • Luxembourg
  • Strasbourg
  • Bruxelles
  • The Hague

Explanation: The European Parliament is primarily based in Strasbourg (France), but also holds sessions in Brussels. Its secretariat is in Luxembourg.

Question 6 : Which organization manages the single euro currency in the eurozone?

Possible answers:

  • The European Central Bank
  • The IMF
  • The World Bank
  • The European Commission

Explanation: The European Central Bank (ECB), based in Frankfurt, is responsible for the monetary policy of the eurozone and the stability of the euro.

Question 7 : How many permanent member countries sit on the UN Security Council with veto power?

Possible answers:

  • 3 pays
  • 5 pays
  • 7 pays
  • 10 pays

Explanation: The 5 permanent members are: United States, Russia, China, France, and United Kingdom. They hold veto power over Security Council resolutions.

Question 8 : Which organization awards the Nobel Prizes each year?

Possible answers:

  • The French Academy
  • The UN
  • The Swedish and Norwegian Nobel institutions
  • UNESCO

Explanation: Nobel Prizes are awarded by Swedish institutions (Royal Academy, Karolinska Institute) except for the Peace Prize, which is awarded by the Norwegian Nobel Committee.

Question 9 : Which international organization regulates world trade?

Possible answers:

  • The World Bank
  • The OECD
  • The IMF
  • The WTO

Explanation: The World Trade Organization (WTO), based in Geneva, has regulated international trade since 1995, succeeding the GATT. It has 164 member countries, sets trade rules, and resolves trade disputes.

Question 10 : Which UN agency is responsible for protecting refugees?

Possible answers:

  • The UNHCR
  • The WHO
  • The Red Cross
  • UNICEF

Explanation: UNHCR (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees) protects and assists refugees worldwide. It has received the Nobel Peace Prize twice.

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