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71.

A State can use Force:

A.	In its own self-defence	B.	By entering into a treaty with another States
C.	At its own discretion	D.	None of these

72.

For a State to come into existence, one of the basic element is:

A.	Possession of sovereignty	B.	Possession of ideology
C.	Possession of physical resources	D.	None of these

73.

Diplomatic relations are established by:

A.	Mutual agreement	B.	Unilateral action
C.	Decission of neighbouring States	D.	None of these

74.

A Successor state inherits:

A.	All right/duties of its predecessor state	B.	Selected right/duties
C.	Nothing	D.	None of these

75.

right of land-locked states are governed by:

A.	Rules of customary International Law	B.	Convention on the law of Sea
C.	Mutual Consent	D.	None of these

76.

Territorial integrity means:

A.	A state can interfere in the internal affairs of another state	B.	Non-interference in the internal affairs of another state
C.	A state's boundaries are secure & cannot be attacked	D.	None of these

77.

Vienna Congress too place in:

A.	1815	B.	1919
C.	1945	D.	None of these

78.

Extradition is granted in case of:

A.	Ordinary criminals	B.	Political & religious criminals
C.	Heads of States & Government	D.	None of these

79.

Universal Declaration of Human Rights was signed in:

A.	1988	B.	1968
C.	1948	D.	None of these

80.

Most-avoured Nation treatment means:

A.	A treatment extended to a particular group	B.	A favourable treatment extended to a particular state
C.	A treatment similar to the one extended to any third state	D.	None of these