1. Which two countries signed a peace agreement in 2023 to end a 20-year conflict over
their shared border?
A) Israel and Palestine
B) Ethiopia and Eritrea
C) Armenia and Azerbaijan
D) Russia and Ukraine
Answer: B) Ethiopia and Eritrea

2. The Russia-Ukraine conflict, which escalated in 2022, primarily revolves around which
region?
A) Crimea
B) Siberia
C) Donbas
D) Transnistria
Answer: C) Donbas

3. The United States rejoined which international agreement on climate change in 2021,
after withdrawing in 2017?
A) Paris Agreement
B) Kyoto Protocol
C) Geneva Convention
D) Montreal Protocol
Answer: A) Paris Agreement

1. Which company developed the artificial intelligence model known as GPT-3?
A) Google
B) OpenAI

C) Microsoft
D) Amazon
Answer: B) OpenAI

2. In 2021, which space agency successfully landed the Perseverance rover on Mars?
A) NASA
B) ESA
C) Roscosmos
D) ISRO
Answer: A) NASA

3. What is the primary function of the James Webb Space Telescope launched in 2021?
A) Study the Sun
B) Explore the Moon
C) Observe distant galaxies
D) Monitor space debris
Answer: C) Observe distant galaxies

1. 1. Which global agreement was signed in 2015 to limit global warming to below 2°C?
   A) Kyoto Protocol
   B) Paris Agreement
   C) Montreal Protocol
   D) Geneva Accord
   Answer: B) Paris Agreement

   2. In 2021, the United Nations hosted the COP26 climate summit in which city?
   A) London
   B) Glasgow
   C) New York
   D) Tokyo

   Answer: B) Glasgow

   3. Which country pledged to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2060 at the COP26
   summit?
   A) India
   B) China
   C) United States
   D) Australia
   Answer: B) China

1. 1. What does "GDP" stand for in the context of economics?
   A) Gross Domestic Product
   B) General Domestic Price
   C) Global Development Plan
   D) Government Development Program
   Answer: A) Gross Domestic Product

   2. In 2023, which international organization revised its global economic growth forecast due
   to inflation and supply chain disruptions?
   A) World Bank
   B) International Monetary Fund (IMF)
   C) World Trade Organization (WTO)
   D) United Nations
   Answer: B) International Monetary Fund (IMF)

   3. The term "inflation" refers to:
   A) A decrease in prices over time
   B) An increase in the overall price level of goods and services
   C) The value of a country’s currency increasing
   D) A country's ability to produce more goods
   Answer: B) An increase in the overall price level of goods and services

1. 1. What does IMF stand for?
   A) International Monetary Fund
   B) International Money Federation
   C) International Market Fund

   D) International Monetary Federation
   Answer: A) International Monetary Fund

   2. The World Bank primarily focuses on:
   A) Promoting international trade
   B) Providing loans and grants for development projects
   C) Regulating global markets
   D) Monitoring currency exchange rates
   Answer: B) Providing loans and grants for development projects

   3. Which organization is responsible for coordinating international cooperation on economic
   issues?
   A) World Bank
   B) International Monetary Fund (IMF)
   C) World Health Organization (WHO)
   D) United Nations (UN)
   Answer: D) United Nations (UN)