Airports Security Force: Document Verification MCQs

11

For a life insurance policy to be enforceable, when must the insured have an insurable interest in the life assured?

A

Only at the time of the insured's death

B

Insurable interest is not required for life insurance

C

At the time the policy is effected (contract formation)

D

Only when a beneficiary is nominated

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12

A holder in due course of a negotiable instrument enjoys which primary advantage over a mere holder?

A

Exemption from paying stamp duty

B

Right to alter the instrument without consent

C

Immunity from criminal prosecution for dishonor

D

Takes the instrument free from many prior equities and defections in title

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13

What is the legal effect of a contract entered into by a minor under general principles of contract law?

A

Voidable at the option of the minor or guardian

B

Void ab initio (void from the outset)

C

Valid if approved by a court

D

Valid if for necessaries only

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14

Under Muslim law, what is the legal nature of dower (mahr) in a valid marriage?

A

Mahr is the wife's right and husband's obligation; it becomes the wife's exclusive property.

B

Mahr is a token gift from the wife's family to the husband.

C

Mahr is always paid to the wife's guardian and cannot be retained by the wife.

D

Mahr is a conditional religious offering not enforceable by courts.

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15

Which combination best explains the rapid early Arab conquests in the 7th century CE?

A

Primarily religious zeal, with little strategic planning or external factors

B

Overwhelming technological superiority of Arab armies over Byzantines and Sassanians

C

Military vitality of Arab forces combined with political and military exhaustion of the Byzantine and Sassanian empires

D

A sudden climatic shift that displaced populations and caused mass migrations

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16

Under the UN Charter, which principal organ has primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security?

A

International Court of Justice

B

General Assembly

C

Security Council

D

Secretariat

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17

Collective security differs from traditional alliances because collective security:

A

binds only a small subset of states to defend each other.

B

focuses exclusively on economic sanctions rather than military response.

C

requires the wider community of states to respond to aggression by any member.

D

is limited to bilateral defense pacts between two states.

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18

Which assumption is central to classical realism in international relations?

A

States are the primary actors and pursue power and security in an anarchic system.

B

International institutions can fully eliminate anarchy among states.

C

Economic class structures primarily determine state behavior.

D

Transnational identities and norms override state interests.

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19

Which of the following is NOT recognized as a lawful exception to the prohibition on the use of force under Article 2(4) of the UN Charter?

A

Individual or collective self-defense under Article 51

B

Use of force authorized by the UN Security Council under Chapter VII

C

Consent of the territorial state to the use of force on its territory

D

Unilateral humanitarian intervention without Security Council authorization or ongoing armed attack

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20

What is the principal physical mechanism driving the summer monsoon circulation over South Asia?

A

Orographic uplift by the Himalayas

B

Differential heating between the Asian landmass and the Indian Ocean

C

Sea-surface temperature anomalies associated with ENSO

D

Seasonal migration of the subtropical high-pressure belt

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