All Free International Relations MCQs with Answers
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- A. 16th August, 1945
- B. 16th July, 1945
- C. 6th September, 1945
- D. 25th September, 1945
Explanation: The Trinity test, the first successful atomic-bomb detonation, took place in New Mexico on 16 July 1945.
Correct answer: 16th July, 1945- A. Punjab
- B. Gujrat
- C. Perdesh
- D. Rajestan
Explanation: Pokhran is in Rajasthan, the northwestern Indian state where Operation Smiling Buddha was conducted.
Correct answer: Rajestan- A. Operation Shakti
- B. Operation Pirthivi
- C. Operation Smiling Buddha
- D. none of these
Explanation: India’s second series of nuclear tests in 1998 was code-named Operation Shakti, also called Pokhran-II.
Correct answer: Operation Shakti- A. 11 May 1998
- B. 13 May 1998
- C. both of these
- D. none of these
Explanation: Operation Shakti involved tests conducted on both 11 May and 13 May 1998. Therefore, “both of these” correctly covers the two dates.
Correct answer: both of these- A. 10th August, 1945
- B. 16th September, 1945
- C. 9th August, 1945
- D. 19th June, 1945
Explanation: The second atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki on 9 August 1945, three days after the Hiroshima bombing.
Correct answer: 9th August, 1945- A. 6th October 2006
- B. 9th October 2006
- C. 11th October 2006
- D. 14th October 2006
Explanation: North Korea carried out its first nuclear test on 9 October 2006 at Punggye-ri.
Correct answer: 9th October 2006- A. 16 October 1964
- B. 16 March 1964
- C. 16 March 1969
- D. 17 April 1966
Explanation: China became the fifth nuclear-armed state when it detonated its first atomic device at Lop Nur on 16 October 1964.
Correct answer: 16 October 1964- A. 27th January 1996
- B. 7th February 1995
- C. 28th January 1995
- D. NONE
Explanation: France conducted its sixth and final nuclear test on 27 January 1996 at Moruroa in the Pacific.
Correct answer: 27th January 1996- A. the MIG-29 for air defense in raid
- B. the MIG-27 for long range bombing
- C. multi-role Sukhi Su-30 MKI
- D. all of these
Explanation: India has used the MiG-29 for air defence, the MiG-27 in ground-attack and strike roles, and the Su-30MKI as a multirole fighter.
Correct answer: all of these- A. America
- B. France
- C. Russia
- D. Germany
Explanation: The Tu-22M Backfire is a Soviet/Russian long-range bomber, so Russia is the relevant source.
Correct answer: Russia- A. 25th March 2003
- B. 25th April 2003
- C. 15th July 2003
- D. 28th August 2003
Explanation: North Korea made this announcement on 28 August 2003, during the early phase of the Six-Party nuclear crisis.
Correct answer: 28th August 2003- A. 1947
- B. 1948
- C. 1949
- D. 1950
Explanation: Korea became divided into the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea in the north and the Republic of Korea in the south in 1948.
Correct answer: 1948- A. 1991
- B. 1992
- C. 1994
- D. 2003
Explanation: India formally established its Strategic Forces Command in 2003 to manage and command its nuclear arsenal.
Correct answer: 2003- A. 150 Km and 350 Km respectively
- B. 150 Km and 250 Km respectively
- C. 220 Km and 150 Km respectively
- D. 225 Km and 300 Km respectively
Explanation: The commonly cited ranges are about 150 km for Prithvi-I and 250 km for Prithvi-II.
Correct answer: 150 Km and 250 Km respectively- A. Development
- B. Tested
- C. both of these
- D. none of these
Explanation: Dhanush, the naval version of the Prithvi missile family, has been test-fired while also undergoing development and refinement.
Correct answer: both of these- A. the MIG-29 for air defense in raid
- B. the MIG-27 for long range bombing
- C. multi-role sukhi Su-30 MKI
- D. all of these
Explanation: India has used the MiG-29 mainly for air defence, the MiG-27 for ground attack and bombing, and the Su-30MKI as a multirole fighter.
Correct answer: all of these- A. America
- B. France
- C. Russia
- D. Germany
Explanation: The Backfire is a Soviet/Russian long-range bomber, associated with the Tupolev Tu-22M series.
Correct answer: Russia- A. 60 to 100 Km, and 280 Km
- B. 70 to 80 Km, and 180 Km
- C. 80 to 90 Km, and 300 Km
- D. 90 to 100 KM, and 350 Km
Explanation: Hatf-I is commonly given a range of roughly 60 to 100 km, while Hatf-II is generally listed at about 280 km.
Correct answer: 60 to 100 Km, and 280 Km- A. Hatf-7
- B. Shaheen-III
- C. Tipu
- D. Babur-II
Explanation: Tipu, also called Tipu Sultan in some Pakistani missile listings, is reported to have a range of about 4,000 km.
Correct answer: Tipu- A. 100
- B. 135
- C. 156
- D. 200
Explanation: Pakistan has historically operated a large Mirage III and Mirage V fleet, commonly estimated in such defence inventories at about 156…
Correct answer: 156