To facilitate communication and understanding between nations

To establish a hierarchy among countries

To promote economic cooperation

To resolve international conflicts

United Nations

International Court of Justice

World Trade Organization

International Monetary Fund

Ambassadors, High Commissioners, Ministers, Chargés d'Affaires

Ministers, Ambassadors, Chargés d'Affaires, High Commissioners

High Commissioners, Ambassadors, Ministers, Chargés d'Affaires

Chargés d'Affaires, Ministers, Ambassadors, High Commissioners

Your Excellency

Your Majesty

Mr./Ms. President

Prime Minister

Formal business attire

National dress

Military uniform

Casual attire

It carries confidential diplomatic communications

It contains gifts for foreign dignitaries

It is used to transport diplomatic personnel

It serves as a mobile office for diplomats

To represent a country's interests in a foreign country

To promote trade and economic cooperation

To provide consular services to citizens abroad

All of the above

Diplomatic missions are located in the capital city, while consulates are located in other cities

Diplomatic missions handle political matters, while consulates handle trade and economic issues

Diplomatic missions are headed by ambassadors, while consulates are headed by consuls

All of the above

To head a diplomatic mission in the absence of an ambassador

To serve as a deputy to the ambassador

To handle consular matters

To represent a country's interests in international organizations

A treaty that codifies diplomatic protocol and the rights and obligations of diplomatic missions

An agreement between the United Nations and its member states on diplomatic relations

A set of guidelines for conducting diplomatic negotiations

A declaration of principles for peaceful coexistence among nations

The exchange of diplomatic privileges and immunities between countries

The mutual recognition of diplomatic missions

The obligation to provide assistance to foreign diplomats

The right to intervene in the internal affairs of other countries

To protect diplomats from prosecution in the host country

To allow diplomats to travel freely between countries

To facilitate diplomatic negotiations

All of the above

Diplomatic immunity applies to diplomats, while consular immunity applies to consular officers

Diplomatic immunity is broader than consular immunity

Consular immunity is broader than diplomatic immunity

There is no difference between diplomatic immunity and consular immunity

To organize and coordinate diplomatic events

To advise diplomats on matters of protocol

To ensure that diplomatic protocol is followed

All of the above

They symbolize friendship and goodwill between countries

They are used to express gratitude for diplomatic services

They are a means of promoting cultural exchange

All of the above