CFPT FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE 2025/2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS RECENT VERSION

CFPT FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE 2025/2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS RECENT VERSION 1. The capacity of news media to select some aspects of a story that promote a particular problem definition, interpretation, moral evaluation, and/or treatment recommendation is known in the media as: a) agenda setting b) cultivation c) framing d) priming - ANSWER c) framing 2. Which of the following is a daily newspaper published in the UK? a) The Independent b) Time Out c) The Daily Herald d) The Observer - ANSWER a) The Independent 3. Which of these mandated that media broadcasters present a diversity of perspectives on contentious or controversial issues in order to prevent domination by a single viewpoint, was repealed by Congress in 1987? a) Communications Decency Act b) Equal Time Rule c) Media Bias Rule d) Fairness Doctrine - ANSWER Fairness Doctrine 4. Weber Shandwick, Fleishmen-Hillard, Hill anad Knowlton and Ketchum Inc. are among the largest US-based: a) Newspaper Chains b) media conglomerates c) public relations agencies d) media research firms - ANSWER c) public relations agencies 5. Operates independently of the State dept and reports directly to congress: a) educational and cultural affairs bureau b) public affair bureau c) international information programs bureau d) the broadcasting board of governors - ANSWER d) the broadcasting board of gov 6. The U.S. Information and Educational Exchange Act of 1948 (or the Smith Mundt Act) prohibits the US gov from: - ANSWER disseminating information intended for foreign audiences within the US borders 7. US citizens are unlikely to be able to listen to or read US public diplomacy outreach materials because of which act of Congress? - ANSWER Smith Mundt 8. Accused war criminals are being tried in national courts in a number of European states under the concept of a. States rights b. National priority c. Universal jurisdiction d. Transnational justice - ANSWER c. Universal jurisdiction 9. Member states votes in the World Bank are decided based on a. The principle of one country one vote b. The size of a country's economy measured in GDP as part of the size of the total world economy c. The amount of economic funds donated to the organization d. Political negotiations - ANSWER c. The amount of economic funds donated to the organization 10. The World Bank has adopted a policy that all of its projects should be guided by the principle of sustainable development, which is generally considered to be economic development that a. Generates yearly profit margins of at least 3% b. Increases prosperity for developing countries c. Is integrated with social and environmental considerations d. Reduce his dependency on fossil fuels - ANSWER c. Is integrated with social and environmental considerations 11. In sub-Saharan Africa, rates of HIV infection are highest countries a. That are the poorest in the region b. That have experienced the most conflict c. With non-democratic regimes d. With the greatest income inequality - ANSWER d. With the greatest income inequality 12. The United Nations millennium development goals from 2000 and include which of the following items a. Diminishing discrimination against gays and lesbians b. Promoting gender equality and empowering women c. Reducing worldwide defense spending to half its present level d. Doubling per capita income in the worlds 20 poorest countries - ANSWER b. Promoting gender equality and empowering women 13. The Cartagena protocol of the convention on biological diversity establishes: a. An international network of protected areas to conserve biological diversity b. List of protected species subject to different levels of trade restrictions c. Controls on international trade and genetically modified organisms d. National targets for biodiversity - ANSWER c. Controls on international trade and genetically modified organisms 14. In which of the following environmental issue areas state international negotiations fail to result in a treaty or agreement? a. Desertification b. Persistent organic pollutants c. Deforestation d. Marine pollutants - ANSWER c. Deforestation 15. A formerly centrally planned economy can be encouraged on it's part of liberalization by a. WTO membership b. supporting UN c. International monetary fundMembership d. NATO pressure - ANSWER a. WTO membership 16. The premise of the millennium challenge account is to: a. Provide additional US foreign aid to poorer countries with countries economies and good governance b. Create an international consortium of donor countries to build the infrastructure in poor countries c. Forgive the international debt of the poorest countries d. Spurred US foreign investment in important - ANSWER a. Provide additional US foreign aid to poorer countries with countries economies and good governance 17. Which Pakistani city is geographically closest to Afghanistan? a. Islamabad b. Peshawar c. Karachi d. Lahore - ANSWER Peshawar 18. The principal mission of the world trade organization is to a. Serve as a clearinghouse for international commerce b. Arrange short-term financing to facilitate smooth trade c. Provide a venue for negotiation of the multilateral trade agreements d. Serve as the economic development agency of the UN - ANSWER c. Provide a venue for negotiation of the multilateral trade agreements 19. The immediate result following the 1917 February Russian Revolution was: - ANSWER the Tsarist autocracy was overthrown 20. The Kyoto Protocol and the International Criminal Court are similar in that they: - ANSWER were signed but not ratified by the U.S. Senate 21. Kyoto Protocol - ANSWER 1997, is an international treaty that commits State Parties to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.