Question 1Which United Nations body supervises the specialized agencies like UNESCO and UNICEF?
Question 2When was UNESCO officially established?
Question 3Where are the headquarters of UNESCO located?
Question 4What is the primary objective of UNESCO?
Question 5Which sector is considered the largest sector of UNESCO's activity?
Question 6How does UNESCO strive to remove illiteracy?
Question 7What award did UNESCO institute in 1981 to recognize artists for international dialogue?
Question 8Which agency is responsible for declaring certain sites as 'World Heritage Sites'?
Question 9Why was UNICEF originally founded in 1946?
Question 10Where are the headquarters of UNICEF located?
Question 11In what year did UNICEF become a permanent body of the United Nations?
Question 12What is the primary source of finance for UNICEF?
Question 13For its pioneering work, in which year was UNICEF awarded the Nobel Peace Prize?
Question 14Which agency provides technical supplies like pumps and pipes to bring clean water to rural areas?
Question 15When is World Health Day celebrated every year?
Question 16Where is the headquarters of the World Health Organisation (WHO)?
Question 17What is the primary objective of the WHO?
Question 18Which of these diseases has WHO conducted worldwide campaigns against?
Question 19The International Labour Organisation (ILO) was originally an organ of which body?
Question 20In which year did the ILO become the first specialized agency of the UN?
Question 21What is the main goal of the ILO?
Question 22According to ILO standards, employment of children below what age is banned in hazardous jobs?
Question 23Where is the ILO's International Institute for Labour Studies located?
Question 24In which year was the ILO awarded the Nobel Peace Prize?
Question 25Which agency helps children and mothers during emergencies like natural calamities?
Question 26UNESCO promotes research in which scientific fields?
Question 27Which UN agency would most likely help a village facing a lack of potable drinking water?
Question 28Which journal is published by WHO to create health consciousness?
Question 29What does the abbreviation ILO stand for?
Question 30How do UN agencies raise money besides government donations?
Question 31Which agency advances the freedom of the press and independence of the media?
Question 32Which agency sets standards for wages and living conditions of workers?
Question 33Who provides grants and fellowships to teachers and scholars?
Question 34Which organization works for the survival and well-being of children?
Question 35The ILO's International Centre for Advanced Technical and Vocational Training is in:
Question 36Which agency helps to prevent diseases like tuberculosis and malaria specifically for mothers and children?
Question 37UNESCO encourages the study of social sciences to combat what?
Question 38Which agency assists developing countries in setting up communication networks?
Question 39The 'World Heritage Sites' list includes both:
Question 40Which UN agency would respond to high infant mortality rates in a remote village?
Question 41What is the specialized agency for health in the UN?
Question 42In which year did WHO establish the World Health Day?
Question 43UNESCO emphasizes the education of which group specifically?
Question 44Which organization suppresses traffic in children and women?
Question 45What does UNESCO do for monuments?
Question 46Which agency provides financial assistance for the education of physically challenged children?
Question 47How does WHO help people in remote areas?
Question 48Which UN agency ensures workers have the right to collective bargaining?
Question 49UNESCO's objective includes promoting collaboration through:
Question 50Which agency was awarded the Indira Gandhi Peace Prize in 1989?
Statement 1The specialized agencies of the UN work under the supervision of the Security Council.
Statement 2UNESCO was established on November 4, 1946.
Statement 3The headquarters of UNESCO are located in Geneva, Switzerland.
Statement 4Education is the largest sector of UNESCO's activity.
Statement 5UNESCO strives to remove illiteracy by encouraging adult and distance education.
Statement 6UNESCO provides financial assistance for the education of physically challenged children.
Statement 7UNESCO focuses only on the education of boys and men.
Statement 8UNESCO promotes scientific education by providing regional training centres.
Statement 9UNESCO promotes research in the fields of geology, mathematics, and oceanography.
Statement 10UNESCO finances engineering and technology schemes in developed countries only.
Statement 11UNESCO encourages the study of social sciences to combat discrimination.
Statement 12UNESCO assists developing countries in developing their communication networks.
Statement 13UNESCO advances the freedom of the press and independence of the media.
Statement 14UNESCO believes in modernization even if it means losing cultural identity.
Statement 15UNESCO declares cultural and natural heritage sites as 'World Heritage Sites'.
Statement 16UNESCO protects the world inheritance of books and rare manuscripts.
Statement 17The Picasso Medal Award was instituted by UNICEF.
Statement 18UNICEF was founded in December 1946 to provide relief after World War II.
Statement 19UNICEF became a permanent body of the UN in 1950.
Statement 20The headquarters of UNICEF are in Paris.
Statement 21UNICEF has more than 200 regional offices in developing countries.
Statement 22The primary objective of UNICEF is to look after children's welfare.
Statement 23UNICEF provides community services like maternal health and childcare.
Statement 24UNICEF depends on mandatory taxes from all UN member countries for finance.
Statement 25UNICEF raises money by selling greeting cards, posters, and books.
Statement 26UNICEF provides technical supplies like pumps and pipes for clean water in rural areas.
Statement 27UNICEF helps children and mothers during natural calamities and epidemics.
Statement 28UNICEF was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1965.
Statement 29UNICEF was awarded the Indira Gandhi Peace Prize in 1989.
Statement 30UNICEF works to suppress traffic in children and women.
Statement 31The World Health Organisation (WHO) is the UN agency for health.
Statement 32WHO was established on April 7, 1948.
Statement 33World Health Day is celebrated every year on May 7.
Statement 34The headquarters of WHO are at Geneva in Switzerland.
Statement 35The primary objective of WHO is to attain the highest possible level of health for all.
Statement 36WHO advises countries on how to develop health services and combat epidemics.
Statement 37WHO only works in urban areas and does not visit remote areas.
Statement 38WHO has set up an international network of laboratories to develop new vaccines.
Statement 39WHO publishes health journals like the Bulletin of the World Health Organisation.
Statement 40WHO works for providing pure water supply and sanitation systems.
Statement 41The International Labour Organisation (ILO) was founded in 1945.
Statement 42The ILO was originally an organ of the League of Nations.
Statement 43The ILO became the first specialized agency of the United Nations in 1946.
Statement 44The headquarters of the ILO are in New York.
Statement 45The ILO seeks to promote social justice and labour rights.
Statement 46The ILO sets international standards for wages and living conditions of workers.
Statement 47The ILO conventions provide compulsory insurance against sickness and old age.
Statement 48The ILO has banned the employment of children below 14 years in hazardous jobs.
Statement 49The ILO was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1969.
Statement 50The International Centre for Advanced Technical and Vocational Training is in Turin, Italy.
Question 1The specialized agencies of the UN work under the supervision of the UN ______.
Question 2UNESCO was established on ______.
Question 3The primary objective of UNESCO is to contribute to peace and security by promoting collaboration through education, ______, culture, and communication.
Question 4The headquarters of UNESCO are located in ______.
Question 5The largest sector of UNESCO's activity is ______.
Question 6UNESCO strives to remove illiteracy by encouraging ______ education and distance education.
Question 7UNESCO provides financial assistance for the education of ______ children.
Question 8UNESCO organizes libraries, ______ fairs, and festivals at national and international levels.
Question 9UNESCO promotes scientific education by providing regional ______ centres.
Question 10UNESCO promotes research in fields like geology, mathematics, physics, and ______.
Question 11UNESCO finances engineering and technology schemes in ______ countries.
Question 12UNESCO encourages the study of ______ sciences to combat all forms of discrimination.
Question 13UNESCO advances the ______ of the press and independence of the media.
Question 14UNESCO declares cultural and natural heritage sites as ______.
Question 15Since 1981, UNESCO has recognized artists with the ______ Medal Award.
Question 16UNICEF was founded in December 1946 to provide relief to children affected by the ______.
Question 17In 1950, UNICEF became a ______ body of the United Nations.
Question 18The headquarters of UNICEF are in ______.
Question 19UNICEF has more than ______ regional offices in developing countries.
Question 20The primary objective of UNICEF is to look after children's ______.
Question 21UNICEF provides low-cost community services like ______ health, childcare, and nutrition.
Question 22UNICEF depends on ______ contributions from various governments and private agencies.
Question 23UNICEF raises money by selling greeting ______, posters, and books.
Question 24UNICEF provides technical supplies like pumps and pipes for bringing ______ water to rural areas.
Question 25UNICEF helps children and mothers in emergencies such as natural ______ and epidemics.
Question 26UNICEF makes efforts to prevent diseases like tuberculosis and ______.
Question 27UNICEF suppresses traffic in ______ and women.
Question 28UNICEF was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in ______.
Question 29UNICEF was awarded the ______ Peace Prize in 1989.
Question 30The United Nations agency for health is the ______.
Question 31WHO was established on ______.
Question 32______ is celebrated as the World Health Day every year.
Question 33The headquarters of WHO are at ______ in Switzerland.
Question 34The primary objective of WHO is to attain the highest possible level of ______ for all.
Question 35WHO undertakes worldwide campaigns against diseases such as ______, cholera, and small-pox.
Question 36WHO publishes health journals like the ______ to create health consciousness.
Question 37The International Labour Organisation (ILO) was founded in 1919 as an organ of the ______.
Question 38ILO became the first specialized agency of the United Nations in ______.
Question 39The headquarters of ILO are in ______.
Question 40The ILO seeks to promote ______ justice and labour rights.
Question 41ILO has banned employment of children below ______ years of age in hazardous jobs.
Question 42ILO was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in ______.
Question 43Each UN agency has a separate organization with its own membership, ______, and headquarters.
Question 44The agencies create awareness about their activities through ______ and journals.
Question 45UNESCO lays stress on the education of ______ and women.
Question 46The ILO International Institute for Labour Studies is located in ______.
Question 47The ILO International Centre for Advanced Technical and Vocational Training is at ______, Italy.
Question 48UNESCO provides technical advice and assistance for the preservation of ______.
Question 49WHO works for providing pure ______ supply and sanitation systems in remote areas.
Question 50UNICEF creates awareness about issues like ______ labour and child abuse.
Question 1
Which UN body supervises the specialized agencies?
Question 2
What does the abbreviation ECOSOC stand for?
Question 3
In which city is the UNESCO headquarters located?
Question 4
On what date was UNESCO established?
Question 5
What is the largest sector of UNESCO's activity?
Question 6
Which agency declares sites as 'World Heritage Sites'?
Question 7
UNESCO strives to remove what social barrier through adult education?
Question 8
Which agency provides fellowships to teachers and scholars?
Question 9
UNESCO encourages the study of which sciences to combat discrimination?
Question 10
Which agency advances the freedom of the press?
Question 11
What is the primary objective of UNESCO?
Question 12
In which country did UNESCO declare several World Heritage Sites?
Question 13
What medal award was instituted by UNESCO in 1981?
Question 14
Which agency focuses on the preservation of monuments?
Question 15
What does UNESCO provide for the preservation of rare manuscripts?
Question 16
Which agency helps develop communication networks in developing countries?
Question 17
Where is the headquarters of UNICEF?
Question 18
When was UNICEF founded?
Question 19
UNICEF was originally established to help children after which war?
Question 20
In what year did UNICEF become a permanent body?
Question 21
What is the current full name of UNICEF?
Question 22
How many regional offices does UNICEF have in developing countries?
Question 23
What is the primary objective of UNICEF?
Question 24
What does UNICEF provide to rural areas for clean water?
Question 25
In which year did UNICEF win the Nobel Peace Prize?
Question 26
Which peace prize did UNICEF win in 1989?
Question 27
What items does UNICEF sell to raise funds?
Question 28
Which agency creates awareness about child labour?
Question 29
UNICEF provides community services for which health sector?
Question 30
Which agency suppresses traffic in children and women?
Question 31
Where is the headquarters of the WHO?
Question 32
When was the World Health Organisation established?
Question 33
On which day is World Health Day celebrated?
Question 34
What is the primary objective of the WHO?
Question 35
Which agency conducts campaigns against small-pox and malaria?
Question 36
What is the name of the health journal published by WHO?
Question 37
In which country is Geneva located?
Question 38
Which agency sets up international laboratories for vaccines?
Question 39
Which organization helps countries combat epidemics?
Question 40
WHO promotes health education and standards of what?
Question 41
In what year was the ILO founded?
Question 42
The ILO was originally an organ of which organization?
Question 43
Where is the ILO headquarters?
Question 44
In what year did the ILO become a specialized agency of the UN?
Question 45
What does the ILO seek to promote?
Question 46
Which agency sets standards for labour rights?
Question 47
What is the minimum age for factory employment set by the ILO?
Question 48
In what year was the ILO awarded the Nobel Peace Prize?
Question 49
Where is the ILO's training center in Italy located?
Question 50
Which organization provides insurance against sickness and old age for workers?
Question 1
What are the specialized agencies of the United Nations and how do they operate?
Question 2
Explain the primary objective and establishment of UNESCO.
Question 3
Describe the functions of UNESCO in the field of education.
Question 4
What are the scientific activities undertaken by UNESCO?
Question 5
How does UNESCO contribute to the preservation of cultural heritage?
Question 6
Discuss the evolution and objective of UNICEF.
Question 7
List the major functions performed by UNICEF for child and maternal welfare.
Question 8
How does the World Health Organisation (WHO) promote global health?
Question 9
What is the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and what are its main goals?
Question 10
How do UN specialized agencies raise funds for their projects?
Question 11
Explain the significance of 'World Heritage Sites' declared by UNESCO.
Question 12
Describe the importance of April 7 in the context of the UN.
Question 13
What role does UNESCO play in the field of communication?
Question 14
How does UNICEF create awareness about social issues affecting children?
Question 15
Detail the contributions of the ILO toward worker security and insurance.
Question 16
What is the relationship between the specialized agencies and ECOSOC?
Question 17
Mention the awards received by UNICEF and the ILO for their service.
Question 18
How does UNESCO support scientific training in developing countries?
Question 19
Explain the role of WHO in disease prevention and laboratory research.
Question 20
In what ways does the ILO promote economic development through training?
Question 21
Describe the types of global issues addressed by UN specialized agencies.
Question 22
What is the Picasso Medal Award and who institutes it?
Question 23
Explain the significance of April 7 being World Health Day.
Question 24
How does UNICEF assist in providing clean water to rural areas?
Question 25
What is the 'Bulletin of the World Health Organisation'?
Question 26
What are the core components of the ILO's international labour standards?
Question 27
Explain how UNESCO helps to protect works of art and rare manuscripts.
Question 28
What is the function of the International Institute for Labour Studies?
Question 29
How does UNICEF handle emergencies like natural calamities?
Question 30
Describe the objective of the WHO regarding 'pure water supply'.