What is 'protocol' in diplomacy?

A diplomatic or state etiquette

What does 'sanction' mean in diplomacy?

A penalty for disobeying international law

'Consulate' refers to?

An official representing a country in a foreign city

'Détente' refers to?

Easing of hostility or strained relations

'Extradition' refers to?

Surrendering a person to another jurisdiction for trial

What does 'diplomatic immunity' mean?

Exemption from jurisdiction of host country laws

What is an 'embassy'?

The official residence or offices of an ambassador

'Diplomatic recognition' means?

Acceptance of a government as legitimate

What is a 'diplomatic pouch'?

A method of transporting documents

'Bilateral' in diplomacy refers to?

Involving two parties, typically countries

'Non-aligned' in diplomacy refers to?

Countries not allied with any major power blocs

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English for Diplomacy (Diplomatic Language, Writing Diplomatic Documents, etc.)

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1
What is 'protocol' in diplomacy?
A plant found at embassies
A machine used in diplomacy
A diplomatic or state etiquette
A type of paint
2
What does 'sanction' mean in diplomacy?
A penalty for disobeying international law
A brand of luxury pen
A diplomatic party
A type of dance
3
What does 'persona non grata' mean?
A popular game
A type of Italian dish
A person's middle name
Unwelcome person
4
'Consulate' refers to?
A cooking technique
A software used in diplomacy
An instrument played in an orchestra
An official representing a country in a foreign city
5
'Détente' refers to?
A type of coffee served at diplomatic meetings
A dance popular in diplomatic circles
Easing of hostility or strained relations
A type of fabric used in flags
6
'Extradition' refers to?
A form of extreme exercise
A type of cooking process
An artistic expression technique
Surrendering a person to another jurisdiction for trial
7
What does 'diplomatic immunity' mean?
A fitness program for diplomats
A type of vaccination
A special type of cloak
Exemption from jurisdiction of host country laws
8
What is an 'embassy'?
A type of ship
A painting style
A song genre
The official residence or offices of an ambassador
9
'Diplomatic recognition' means?
Acceptance of a government as legitimate
An award given to diplomats
A type of camera technology
Acceptance of a new dance move
10
What is a 'diplomatic pouch'?
A type of bird found in embassies
A method of transporting documents
A method for cooking vegetables
A type of purse
11
'Bilateral' in diplomacy refers to?
A medical condition
Involving two parties, typically countries
A double-sided knife
A type of mirror
12
'Non-aligned' in diplomacy refers to?
A dance move
A car that needs mechanical work
Countries not allied with any major power blocs
A poorly constructed building

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English for Diplomacy (Diplomatic Language, Writing Diplomatic Documents, etc.)

12 termsStudBud Administration106 plays

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Questions 12

Answers

1
What is 'protocol' in diplomacy?
A plant found at embassies
A machine used in diplomacy
A diplomatic or state etiquette
A type of paint
2
What does 'sanction' mean in diplomacy?
A penalty for disobeying international law
A brand of luxury pen
A diplomatic party
A type of dance
3
What does 'persona non grata' mean?
A popular game
A type of Italian dish
A person's middle name
Unwelcome person
4
'Consulate' refers to?
A cooking technique
A software used in diplomacy
An instrument played in an orchestra
An official representing a country in a foreign city
5
'Détente' refers to?
A type of coffee served at diplomatic meetings
A dance popular in diplomatic circles
Easing of hostility or strained relations
A type of fabric used in flags
6
'Extradition' refers to?
A form of extreme exercise
A type of cooking process
An artistic expression technique
Surrendering a person to another jurisdiction for trial
7
What does 'diplomatic immunity' mean?
A fitness program for diplomats
A type of vaccination
A special type of cloak
Exemption from jurisdiction of host country laws
8
What is an 'embassy'?
A type of ship
A painting style
A song genre
The official residence or offices of an ambassador
9
'Diplomatic recognition' means?
Acceptance of a government as legitimate
An award given to diplomats
A type of camera technology
Acceptance of a new dance move
10
What is a 'diplomatic pouch'?
A type of bird found in embassies
A method of transporting documents
A method for cooking vegetables
A type of purse
11
'Bilateral' in diplomacy refers to?
A medical condition
Involving two parties, typically countries
A double-sided knife
A type of mirror
12
'Non-aligned' in diplomacy refers to?
A dance move
A car that needs mechanical work
Countries not allied with any major power blocs
A poorly constructed building