Name of the University : Uttarakhand Open University
Degree : B.A
Department : Political Science
Subject Code/Name : EPS07 International Relation
Year : III
Document Type : Old Question Papers
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UOU International Relation
B.A. (Bachelor of Art) Third Year, Examination 2012
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Note : The question paper is divided into three sections ‘A’ ‘B’ and ‘C’. Attempt questions of each section according to given instructions.
Time : 3 Hours
Section A
Long Answer Questions
Note : Answer any two questions. Each question carries 15 marks
Q.1 Discuss the modern nature and scope of International relations.
Q.2 Write an essay on the Rio Earth Summit.
Q.3 What do you mean by terrorism- Describe the terrorist activities at the international and the national level.
Q.4 Describe the achievements of the United Nations Organization.
Section B
Short Answer Questions
Note : Answer any four questions. Each question carries 05 marks 5X4=20
Q.1 Define Environment.
Q.2 What do you mean by Human Rights-
Q.3 Write down the failures of the Non-Aligned Movement.
Q.4 Write down the main features of Terrorism.
Q.5 Define disarmament.
Q.6 Write a short note on proliferation of nuclear energy.
Q.7 Write a short note on the Third World counties.
Q.8 Write a short note on ASEAN and SAARC.
Section C
Objective Questions
Note : Answer all questions. Each question carries 01 mark.
Q.1 The headquarter of the International Monetary Fund is located in
Q.2 Headquarter of the World Bank is at …………………………………….
Q.3 First Non-Aligned Conference was organized in the year ………………
Q.4 SAFTA is related to ……………………………………
Write true/false against the following.
Q.5 Nehru, Nasir, Tito were the founders of Non-Aligned Movement.
Q.6 The SAARC headquarter in located at New Delhi.
Q.7 The Commonwealth Relations office is at London.
Q.8 The Universal Declaration on Human Rights was passed by the United Nations Organization on 10th December, 1945
Q.9 National Human Rights Commission was formed in October 1993 in India.
Q.10 1989 is regarded as the year of End of Cold War.
MAPS02 Indian Political Thinker :
Note : The question paper is divided into three sections A, B and C.
Section A : (Long Answer Questions)
Note : Answer any two questions. Each question carries 15 marks. 15 x 2 = 30
1- Explain the contribution of Dayanand Sarswati to Indian Thought –
2- Describe the causes, nature and impact of Indian Renaissance.
3- Analyse the Political idea of Jawahar Lal Nehru.
4- Discuss the Political Idea of Mahatam Gandhi –
Section B : (Short Answer Questions)
Note : Answer any four questions. Each question carries 5 marks.
1- Discuss the main features of ancient Indian Political Thought.
2- Discuss the views of Jay Parkash Narayan on Socialism.
3- Examine Gandhian Theory of Non Violence.
4- Discuss the Political Thought of Mannu.
5- Explain the Social System related Thought of Kautilya.
6- Write a short note on political ideas of Tilaks.
7- Evaluate the Social idea of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar.
8- Write a short note on the social idea of Raja Ram Mohan Rai.
Section C : Objective Questions (Compulsory)
Note : Answer all questions. Each question carries 1 marks.
Note : Write True/False against the following –
1. Kautiya is Divided Society in Four Varna. True/False
2. 2200 Shloka in Shurknitisar True/False
3. Swaraj is my birth Right. slogan is given by Gandhi True/False
4. Jay Prakash Narayan wrote a book ‘Swaraj for the People’
5. “Jawahar Lal Nehru firmly believed in the theory and practice
6. According to Mannu the theory of origin of state is :
(a) Divine theory (b) Social Contract theory(c) Evolution theory
7. Who was the founder of Brahm Samaj –
(a) M.K. Gandhi (b) Ambedkar (c) Raja Mohan Ray (d) B.G. Tilak
9. How many Adhayaya are in Mannusmiriti –
(a) 12 (b) 14(c) 20 (d) 10
10. Who was the Leader of Quit India Movement –
(a) B.G. Tilak (b) J.L. Nehruc) Mahatma Gandhi (d) None of the above.