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International Law for Young Citizens

International Law

An introduction to how countries work together and follow shared rules.

Global Rules Geography
15 Questions Medium Ages 5+ Oct 10, 2026

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1 What is the name of the big group where almost every country in the world meets to talk and solve problems?
  • A The Toy Club
  • B The United Nations
  • C The School Council
  • D The Sports League
2 Where is the main headquarters of the United Nations located?
  • A New York City
  • B Sydney
  • C London
  • D Tokyo
3 What do we call a formal agreement or promise made between different countries?
  • A A dare
  • B A trade
  • C A treaty
  • D A game
4 Which international organization works to help children around the world get food, medicine, and schooling?
  • A UNICEF
  • B The Music Club
  • C The Robot Group
  • D The Movie Stars
5 What is the name of the court that helps settle arguments between countries?
  • A The World Court
  • B The Local Police
  • C The Playground Judge
  • D The Supermarket Boss
6 What special document lists the basic rights that every child in the world should have?
  • A A menu
  • B A comic book
  • C Convention on the Rights of the Child
  • D A shopping list
7 What is the term for the invisible lines on a map that show where one country ends and another begins?
  • A Roads
  • B Borders
  • C Fences
  • D Sidewalks
8 Which organization helps keep the world's oceans and sea creatures healthy?
  • A The Sea Stars
  • B The International Maritime Organization
  • C The Pool Party Group
  • D The Fishing Club
9 When countries follow the same rules for airplanes flying between them, what is that called?
  • A Air Traffic Laws
  • B Cloud Rules
  • C Sky Games
  • D Pilot Hobbies
10 What is the official language used for most documents at the United Nations?
  • A Only English
  • B Only French
  • C Six official languages
  • D Only sign language
11 What do countries use to show they are friends and want to work together?
  • A Flags
  • B Diplomatic relations
  • C Handshakes
  • D Video games
12 Which global organization helps keep the world healthy by sharing information about diseases?
  • A The World Health Organization
  • B The Grocery Store
  • C The Candy Shop
  • D The Book Club
13 What do we call a person who represents their home country while living in a different country?
  • A A tourist
  • B A diplomat
  • C A neighbor
  • D A visitor
14 What is the symbol often used to represent peace between all nations?
  • A A dove
  • B A lion
  • C A tiger
  • D A shark
15 How many countries were original members of the United Nations when it started in 1945?
  • A 2
  • B 51
  • C 1000
  • D 10
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