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CSS · 2025 · International Law · World: organisations and treaties · asked 3× (2010, 2025, 2025)Checked against official paperSuggested — not official

Who is known as father of International Law?

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  1. Who is known as father of International Law?International Law · 3× · 2010, 2025, 2025Key B
  2. Acid rain is a result of:Environmental Sciences · 2× · 2024, 2026Key C
  3. The greenhouse effect in the atmosphere is produced due to:Environmental Sciences · 2× · 2024, 2026Key A
  4. In 1904, the Entente Cordiale was signed between?European History · 2× · 2013, 2026Key A
  5. Management is a ______ use of resources.Public Administration · 2× · 2013, 2026Key B
  6. Disposable income is:Economics · 2× · 2009, 2025Key C
  7. A country that makes large net income payments to investors in another country is likely to:Economics · 2× · 2009, 2025Key A
  8. The doctrine of comparative advantage says that there are gains from international trade:Economics · 2× · 2009, 2025Key D
  9. The marginal utility of a good refers to the:Economics · 2× · 2009, 2025Key B
  10. Nationality of a woman as a result of marriage with a foreigner is:International Law · 2× · 2010, 2025Key B
  11. Charge' d Affairs, appointed in a foreign state has to report to:International Law · 2× · 2010, 2025Key C
  12. Indo-Pakistan conflict in 1965 was a:International Law · 2× · 2010, 2025Key B
  13. Tashkent declaration between India and Pakistan in 1966 by USSR was a:International Law · 2× · 2010, 2025Key B
  14. Genocide Convention 1951 protects the:International Law · 2× · 2010, 2025Key D
  15. Geneva Convention for POWs was signed in:International Law · 2× · 2010, 2025Key A
  16. Universal Declaration of Human Rights was passed by:International Law · 2× · 2010, 2025Key C
  17. Charter of International Criminal Court was adopted in:International Law · 2× · 2010, 2025Key A
  18. Consuls, in receiving state are considered representative of:International Law · 2× · 2010, 2025Key D
  19. Weapons of mass destruction include:International Relations · 2× · 2006, 2025Key A
  20. کتاب بوف کور اثر کیست؟Persian · 2× · 2024, 2025Key B
  21. The zeroth law of thermodynamics helps to define the term:Physics · 2× · 2011, 2025Key A
  22. Ahya ul Ulum is the work of:Political Science · 2× · 2003, 2024Key A
  23. The Bolshevik movement in Russia was led by:Political Science · 2× · 2003, 2024Key B
  24. Choose the word that is nearly most similar in meaning with Vacillate.English (Précis & Composition) · 2× · 2012, 2019Key B
  25. Who was the first writer of “Wahi” in Quraish?Islamic Studies · 2× · 2007, 2018No key yet
  26. Leviathan is a book written by:Political Science · 2× · 2011, 2013Key C
  27. Choose the word that is nearly most similar in meaning with Unequivocal.English (Précis & Composition) · 2× · 2008, 2012Key B
  28. Choose the word that is nearly most similar in meaning with Malediction.English (Précis & Composition) · 2× · 2007, 2012No key yet
  29. Gerontology is the study ofSociology · 2× · 2009, 2010Key C
  30. WID approach believes in:Sociology · 2× · 2009, 2010Key C
  31. Vice-President is the presiding Officer of upper house of Legislature in:Political Science · 2× · 2008, 2008Key C
  32. Filibustering is a device practiced in :Political Science · 2× · 2008, 2008Key C
  33. Kangroo Closure is a procedure followed by the Law-making body of:Political Science · 2× · 2008, 2008Key A
  34. Majlis-e-shura in Iran consists of:Political Science · 2× · 2008, 2008Key A
  35. The first Prime Minister of Britain was:Political Science · 2× · 2008, 2008Key C
  36. Legislative powers of House of Lords in Britain were curtailed by:Political Science · 2× · 2008, 2008Key C
  37. Official name of China which emerged on world map on 1st October, 1949 is:Political Science · 2× · 2008, 2008Key B
  38. The constitution of India was promulgated on:Political Science · 2× · 2008, 2008Key C
  39. Number of lists of subjects for law making in 1973 constitution is:Political Science · 2× · 2008, 2008Key B
  40. Lahore resolution of 23rd March 1940 was moved by:Political Science · 2× · 2008, 2008No key yet
  41. Maple leaf is the National emblem of:Current Affairs · 2× · 2007, 2014Key C
  42. The concept of introversion and extroversion was advanced by:Psychology · 2× · 2003, 2005Key B
  43. Over time increase in interest rate is expected to:Economics · 2× · 2004, 2004Key A
  44. Demand pull inflation is:Economics · 2× · 2004, 2004Key A
  45. An increase in disposable income:Economics · 2× · 2004, 2004Key A
  46. When AC is less than MC:Economics · 2× · 2004, 2004Key A
  47. If GNP rises while 3 of the following four remain fixed. Which of the four could not have risen:Economics · 2× · 2004, 2004Key D
  48. The most important factor responsible for growth in GNP has been:Economics · 2× · 2004, 2004Key A
  49. The foreign debt can be reduced by:Economics · 2× · 2004, 2004Key A
  50. In supply of and Demand for a product, an increase in production costs will shift:Economics · 2× · 2004, 2004Key D
  51. A firm's total fixed costs are Rs.2400. If at a certain output its price per unit is Rs.20/- and average variable cost per unit is Rs.14/-. The level of output is:Economics · 2× · 2004, 2004Key D
  52. A steel firm takes over a Coalmine Company. It is an example of:Economics · 2× · 2004, 2004Key D
  53. Which of the following is not a condition of perfect competition:Economics · 2× · 2004, 2004Key A
  54. An increase in the income tax rate causes the full employment budget surplus to:Economics · 2× · 2004, 2004Key A
  55. The more a person consumes of a thing:Economics · 2× · 2004, 2004Key B
  56. When a demand schedule is drawn up, which of the following is not held constant:Economics · 2× · 2004, 2004Key D
  57. Extradition is normally granted:International Law · 2× · 2002, 2003Key B
  58. Diplomatic Asylum means:International Law · 2× · 2002, 2003Key B
  59. Pretoria is the capital of:International Relations · 2× · 2001, 2002Key C
  60. Bandung Conference was held in:International Relations · 2× · 2001, 2002Key B
  61. Lusaka Conference was held in:International Relations · 2× · 2001, 2002Key C
  62. Proposal for Joint Defence between Pakistan and India was made by:International Relations · 2× · 2001, 2002Key C
  63. Sir Zafarullah Khan was:International Relations · 2× · 2001, 2002Key C
  64. U2 Incident took place in:International Relations · 2× · 2001, 2002Key A
  65. Fourteen Points of Wilson announced in:International Relations · 2× · 2001, 2002Key C
  66. Hitler became the Chancellor of Germany in:International Relations · 2× · 2001, 2002Key C
  67. The first President of U.S.A. was:International Relations · 2× · 2001, 2002Key D
  68. Uthant was the national of:International Relations · 2× · 2001, 2002Key D