International law test

We offer you a textbook on the discipline "International Law".
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Collection of tasks on the discipline "International law".

Task 1.
Study Chapter 1 of the Manual.
Choose the correct answer and mark it in the answer card.
Question 1. What were the primitive communities and tribes guided by in their relationships?
1. customs;
2. unwritten laws;
3. traditions;
4. relationship;
5. the authority of the leaders.
Question 2. When did the first international legal customs originate?
1. in the slave system;
2. in feudalism;
3. in a capitalist society;
4. in the primitive communal system;
5. in the Paleolithic.
Question 3. As a result of what human activity appears international law?
1. mental activity;
2. cultural development;
3. social practice;
4. socio-economic development;
5. development of statehood.
Question 4. What category is international law?
1. superstructure;
2. fundamental;
3. fundamental;
4. derivative;
5. legal.
Question 5. What was the nature of international relations in the ancient world?
1. regional;
2. breeding;
3. generic;
4. public;
5. regional.

Task 2.
Study Chapter 1 of the Manual.
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Question 1. Name the year of the adoption of the UN resolution "UN Decade of International Law".
1;
2.1991;
3;
4;
5. 1997.
Question 2. Name the period proclaimed by the UN as a decade of international law.
1 - 1990;
2 - 1989;
3 - 1991;
4 - 1990;
5 - 1996.



Question 3. For whom does the rule of international law create rights and obligations?
1.for states;
2. for citizens;
3. for organizations;
4. for teams;
5.for the UN
Question 4. What is the name of ensuring the actual implementation of international obligations at the domestic level?
1.transformation;
2. implementation;
3. implementation;
4. imputation;
5. security.
Question 5. What does the inclusion of international legal norms in national laws and regulations mean?
1.implementation;
2. inclusion;
3. summation;
4. association;
5. transformation.

Task 3.
Study Chapter 1 of the Manual.
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Question 1. What is the effect of the provisions of international law in case of discrepancy with national laws?
1. decisive;
2. advantageous;
3. main;
4. main;
5. the most important.
Question 2. What is the nature of public international law?
1. preferential;
2. usually legal;
3. conciliatory;
4. norm-forming;
5. subordinate.
Question 3. What is the most important way of implementing foreign policy.
1. diktat;
2. partnership;
3. trade;
4. diplomacy;
5. influence.
Question 4. When did the science of international law arise?
1. in the middle of the XVI century;
2. late XVI - early. XVII century;
3. at the end of the XNUMXth century;
4. in the first half of the XNUMXth century;
5.in the XNUMXth century.
Question 5. Name the real founder of the science of international law.
1. Gentile;
2. Wattel;
3. Martens;
4. Kant;
5. Grotius.









Task 4.
Study Chapter 1 of the Manual.
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Question 1. How many directions were formed in the science of international law in the XIX - XX centuries?
1.two;
2. three;
3. four;
4. five;
5. six.
Question 2. What is the direction of science of international law in the middle of the XX century.
1. positivism;
2. natural law;
3. positive legal;
4. normativeism, solidarity;
5.Gratian.
Question 3. When was the Institute of International Law established?
1;
2;
3;
4;
5. 1905.
Question 4. Name the author of the work "Principle of International Law", published in 1843