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Class 10 The First World War Mock Test (ICSE)
6 practice questions from The First World War, in the style of your board paper, each with a worked answer and the marks for every step. Then take a full chapter test on paper, snap the pages and get every step marked.
Topics in The First World War
- Causes of the war
- Treaty of Versailles
- Territorial rearrangements
- League of Nations
The First World War practice questions with answers
- Q1Multiple choice1 markWhich of the following was established as an autonomous body under the Covenant of the League of Nations to promote international cooperation in labour conditions?
- (a)Permanent Court of Arbitration
- (b)International Labour Organization
- (c)International Court of Justice
- (d)World Health Organization
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- Correct option: (b) International Labour Organization+1
Answer: (b) - Q2Multiple choice1 markWhich American President played a leading role in proposing the creation of the League of Nations through his Fourteen Points?
- (a)Woodrow Wilson
- (b)Harry S. Truman
- (c)Theodore Roosevelt
- (d)Franklin D. Roosevelt
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- Correct option: (a) Woodrow Wilson+1
Answer: (a) - Q3Multiple choice1 markWhich clause of the Treaty of Versailles placed the sole responsibility for the outbreak of the First World War on Germany and her allies?
- (a)Article 119
- (b)Article 221
- (c)Article 231
- (d)Article 42
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- Correct option: (c) Article 231+1
Answer: (c) - Q4Multiple choice1 markWhich of the following nations was a signatory to the Triple Alliance formed in 1882?
- (a)France
- (b)Great Britain
- (c)Russia
- (d)Italy
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- Correct option: (d) Italy+1
Answer: (d) - Q5Short answer2 marksState any two objectives of the League of Nations formed after the First World War.
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- First objective, any one of: to prevent future wars and maintain peace through collective security; to promote disarmament; to settle international disputes peacefully through negotiation and arbitration; to promote international cooperation in economic and social matters; to improve working conditions of labour (through the International Labour Organisation); to protect minorities and supervise the administration of mandated territories; or any other valid objective.+1
- Second objective, a different one from the same list.+1
Answer: Any two of: preventing war through collective security; disarmament; peaceful settlement of disputes by arbitration; international economic and social cooperation; better labour conditions; protecting minorities and supervising mandates. - Q6Short answer2 marksState any two main objectives of the League of Nations established after the First World War.
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- First objective, any one of: to prevent future wars and maintain peace through collective security; to promote disarmament; to settle international disputes peacefully through negotiation and arbitration; to promote international cooperation in economic and social matters; to improve working conditions of labour (through the International Labour Organisation); to protect minorities and supervise the administration of mandated territories; or any other valid objective.+1
- Second objective, a different one from the same list.+1
Answer: Any two of: maintaining peace through collective security; disarmament; peaceful settlement of disputes by arbitration; international economic and social cooperation; better labour conditions; protecting minorities and supervising mandates.
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