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Chapter 4 Self-test questions
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What are three main methods in which member states shape decision-making at EU level?
States shape decision-making via the supranational method, the intergovernmental method, and policy coordination.
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States shape decision-making via the national method, the international method, and the metaphysical method.
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States shape decision-making by engaging in three ancient forms of debating strategy, shaped by Roman jurists Cicero, Cato, and Appian.
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States shape decision-making through various forms of combat sports, including MMA, judo, and Muay Thai.
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Which are the two largest – and arguably most influential – member states of the EU?
France and Sweden
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France and Luxembourg
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France and Austria
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France and Germany
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How is the presidency of the Council (of ministers) organized?
It is a rotating presidency (six-month term).
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It is a rotating presidency (twelve-month term).
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The presidency is always with Switzerland.
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The presidency is filled by France and Germany, who alternate.
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Which of the Councils – European Council and the Council (of ministers) – has seen its power effectively increase in recent years?
Both institutions have seen exactly equal amounts of power increase.
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Both institutions have no power whatsoever.
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Member states resort more often to the Council.
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Member states resort more often to the European Council.
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Who will hold the presidency of the Council (of ministers) in the first half of 2022?
Germany
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France
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Greece
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Poland
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Which member states pushed for a common debt instrument to mitigate the damage caused by the Covid-19 pandemic in March 2020?
The UK, France, Italy, Luxembourg, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Slovenia, and Ireland
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Belgium, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Slovenia, and Ireland
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Belgium, France, Italy, Luxembourg, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Slovenia, and Ireland
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No one pushed for this.
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In March 2020, which countries were initially opposed to the implementation of common debt instruments in response to the damage caused by the Covid-19 pandemic?
Germany, Finland, Austria, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Denmark
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Germany, Finland, Austria, the Netherlands, Sweden, and France
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Germany, Finland, Austria, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Poland
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Germany, Finland, Austria, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Hungary
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Who is included in the 'Visegrad group'?
Austria, Poland, Czechia, and Slovakia
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Hungary, Poland, Czechia, and Slovakia
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Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia
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The Visegrad group does not exist. It is an internet conspiracy theory.
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Who is included in the 'Baltic Assembly'?
Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia
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Lithuania, Sweden, and Estonia
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Lithuania, Latvia, and Austria
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The Baltic Assembly does not exist. It is an internet conspiracy theory.
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Who made the following historic statement on the Franco-German friendship: "There would be no Europe if this genuine reconciliation between France and Germany had not occurred."?
Helmut Schmidt
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Angela Merkel
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Konrad Adenauer
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Helmut Kohl
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