The Nuclear Technology Centre at Esfahan was founded in mid 1970s with the assistance of:

Related Mcqs:

1. When the Tehran Nuclear Research Centre (TNRC) was founded under the auspices of the US?

   A. 1965
   B. 1966
   C. 1967
   D. 1968

2. Being disappointed with the world behaviour when did Iran resumed uranium enrichment programme at Esfahan facility:

   A. 10th August, 2005
   B. 15th September, 2004
   C. 15th November 2005
   D. None of them

3. Of all of the forms of development assistance, __________ aid is one of the least efficient and most prone to impede rather than help economic assistance.

   A. agricultural
   B. economic
   C. military
   D. manufacturing

4. What are called those bombs and missiles that can be guided to its target by laser technology, TV homing technology, or terrain-contour matching (TERCOM)?

   A. short weapons
   B. Modern weapons
   C. Smart weapons
   D. Mini weapons

5. After which revolution Iran informed IAEA of its plans to restart its nuclear programme and IAEA even planned to provide assistance to Iran to produce and enriched Uranium?

   A. 1975 Islamic Revolution
   B. 1977 Islamic Revolution
   C. 1979 Islamic Revolution
   D. 1971 Islamic Revolution

6. Asian Development Bank (ADB) was established to stimulate growth in Asia and Far East by direct loans and technical assistance. It was founded in:

   A. 1950
   B. 1960
   C. 1966
   D. 1970

7. When Pakistan and Indonesia agreed to exchange Nuclear Technology by an agreement which concluded on:

   A. 19th April 1980
   B. 20th April 1980
   C. 21st April 1980
   D. 22nd April 1980

8. In 1996, leakge of rediation due to human error and technical failure took place at Demitrovgrad nuclear research centre in:

   A. Germany
   B. France
   C. USA
   D. Russia

9. Kurds are fighting against Turkey. With which troops they fought in 1970s unsuccessfully for self-government?

   A. Iran
   B. Kuwait
   C. Iraq
   D. Syria

10. The Unites States backed the Ethiopian government in its conflict with Somalia in the 1970s as part of:

    A. an attempt to secure its natural resources
    B. an attempt to support the new Soviet policy of glasnost
    C. an attempt to prevent the Soviet Union from gaining a seaport in the Horn of Africa
    D. a proxy war with the Soviet Union