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    The document contains multiple choice questions about the Outer Space Treaty of 1967. Over 110 countries have signed the treaty. It emphasizes that no country can claim sovereignty over space. The treaty is also known as the "Treaty on principles governing the activities of states in the exploration and use of outer space, including moon and other celestial bodies." The UN General Assembly approved the treaty in 1966. Under the treaty, countries agree to follow international law when conducting activities in outer space.

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    The document contains multiple choice questions about the Outer Space Treaty of 1967. Over 110 countries have signed the treaty. It emphasizes that no country can claim sovereignty over space. The treaty is also known as the "Treaty on principles governing the activities of states in the exploration and use of outer space, including moon and other celestial bodies." The UN General Assembly approved the treaty in 1966. Under the treaty, countries agree to follow international law when conducting activities in outer space.

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    MCQs- The Outer Space Treaty, 1967

    1)How many countries are presently signatory to Outer Space Treaty?


    a- 50 countries
    b- 70 countries
    c- 100 countries
    d- more than 100 countries (110)..

    2) What does the Outer Space Treaty emphasize upon?


    a- No country can claim exclusive sovereignty of jurisdiction over space
    b- All countries can claim exclusive sovereignty of jurisdiction over space
    c- Few countries can claim exclusive sovereignty of jurisdiction over space
    d- Only one country can claim exclusive sovereignty of jurisdiction

    3)What is Outer Space Treaty also known as?


    a- Treaty on principles governing the activities of states in the exploration and
    use of outer space, including moon and other celestial bodies
    b- Agreement governing the activities of states on the moon
    c- Agreement governing the activities of states on the celestial bodies
    d-Moon Agreement

    4)Who gave the approval for the Outer Space Treaty and in which year?
    a- Soviet Union,1966
    b- United States,1963
    c- UN General Assembly,1966
    d- Soviet Union,1965.....
    5)Under Outer Space Treaty,all parties agree to conduct outer space activities openly
    and in accordance with ?
    a- Private International law
    b- International law
    c- Common law
    d- Civil law

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