International Affairs MCQs

121.

What is the target year for developed nations to double their climate finance contributions?

A 2025

B 2028

C 2030

D 2035

122.

When is the next review of national determined contributions (NDCs) scheduled?

A 2027

B 2028

C 2030

D 2035

123.

What significant challenges remain regarding climate change commitments?

A Lack of scientific consensus on climate change

B Ensuring equitable burden-sharing and accountability of major emitters

C The high cost of renewable energy technologies

D Limited availability of natural resources for mitigation

124.

What are some examples of nature-based solutions mentioned in the summit's outcomes?

A Nuclear power plants and solar farms

B Reforestation and wetland restoration

C Carbon capture and storage technologies

D Geothermal energy and wind turbines

125.

What role did nature-based solutions play in the summit's discussions?

A They were deemed ineffective and ignored

B Their role in carbon sequestration was emphasized

C They were considered a secondary priority to technological solutions

D Their implementation was deemed too costly

126.

Which of the following was highlighted as an urgent need at the summit?

A Increased investment in fossil fuel exploration

B Strengthening global defense alliances

C Developing adaptation strategies for climate change impacts

D Promoting international tourism

127.

A new 'Green Technology Transfer Fund' was established at the summit. What is its purpose?

A To fund research into fossil fuels

B To facilitate the sharing of clean energy technologies

C To provide loans for infrastructure development

D To support the development of space exploration technologies

128.

What commitment did developed nations make regarding climate finance?

A To maintain current levels of climate finance

B To reduce climate finance contributions

C To double their climate finance contributions to developing countries by 2030

D To provide climate finance only for mitigation projects

129.

Which organization convened the Global Climate Summit 2026?

A World Trade Organization (WTO)

B International Monetary Fund (IMF)

C United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)

D World Health Organization (WHO)

130.

What is the new collective pledge for global emissions reduction by 2035, as agreed at the summit?

A 40% reduction compared to 2019 levels

B 50% reduction compared to 2019 levels

C 60% reduction compared to 2019 levels

D 70% reduction compared to 2019 levels

International Current Affairs MCQs - 2026-04-01