* What is the 'brother' organisation which failed after being created at the end of WWI?
* In which city was the United Nations created?
* What was the 'spark' to the First World War?
* How many active councils are there in the United Nations?
* Who was the first woman appointed to the post of Deputy-Secretary-General of the UN?
* On what date was the United Nations established?
* Who was the first secretary-general of the United Nations?
* The security council consists of 15 seats, of which five are permanent. Which of these countries does not have a permanent seat?
* Which of these countries was not an original member in 1945?
* Which of these countries was an original member in 1945?
* How many original member nations signed the charter of the United Nations back in 1945?
* When was the United Nations set up?
* How many countries were there in the United Nations when it was first established?
* Which institution of the UN is like a parliament of nations which meets to consider the world's most pressing problems?
* Which institution carries out the day-to-day running of the UN?
* The Security Council has 15 members, 5 of which are permanent members. Which of the following is not a permanent member?
* What do the Initials UNESCO stand for?
* What is the name of the United Nations specialised agency which is committed to protecting children's rights and improving the health and education of young people?
* In countries where there has been a war, the UN can send in soldiers to help prevent any more violence. What do we call these soldiers?
* Who became the Secretary General of the UN on January 1st 1997?