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7/15/26, 10:49 AM Module 5: Reading Quiz: OGL 365: Organizational Contexts (2026 Summer B)



Module 5: Reading Quiz
• Due Jul 15 at 11 :59pm
• Points 20
• Questions 20
• Time Limit None
• Allowed Attempts 3

Instructions
The quiz consists of 20 multiple choice and true-false questions worth one point
each. The quiz is not timed. You are welcome to refer to your textbook and notes.
You may attempt this quiz once, twice, or three times before the deadline, and only
your highest grade will count. However, you will receive some new questions with
each new attempt. The quiz must be completed before the deadline stated in the
syllabus to avoid a late penalty.

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Attempt History
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LATEST AttemP-t 1 27 minutes 18 out of 20


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Score for this attempt: 18 out of 20
Submitted Jul 15 at 10:48am
This attempt took 27 minutes.


Question 1
pts

Which schools of thought share the view that international laws and institutions are used as weapons by
some nations to dominate others?



Realist and Marxist traditions
Marxist and constructivist traditions
Liberal and constructivist traditions
Constructivist and Marxist traditions


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Question 2
pts

A shortcoming faced by democratic governments in implementing new policies is that:



they are unwilling to adopt something different to their current practice.

they are suspicious of the motives behind the policy.
they are unwilling to make long-term commitments of adherence.

they need to get the concurrence of several interest groups.


Question 3
pts

Which of the following is constituted by explicit rules that stipulate the rights and the obligations that
states have with respect to other states or other actors covered by the law?



C International system
~ International law
C International legal framework
r International obligation to defend


Question 4
pts

Which of the following statements is true with respect to veto players?



( There are more veto players in non-democracies than in democracies.
A veto player's consent is required for some policy to be accepted and implemented.

A greater number of veto players makes foreign policy a quicker process.

Veto players do not reflect the broader society.


Question 5
pts

The argument that norm entrepreneurs are necessary in monitoring and ensuring that international
organizational laws are effective has been put forward by


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