| The right of legislative initiative belongs to the following Community institutions: | european commission |
| In the lead of the European Union are involved: | five institutions |
| The members of the European Parliament are elected by: | the peoples of the Member States |
| The EU Court of Justice ensures the compatibility of national law with: | Community law |
| European parliamentarians are elected from the following: | 28 Member States |
| The adoption of the Community legislation is made by: | The European Parliament together with the EU Council |
| The Council Of the European Union is known as: | The Council of Ministers |
| The European Commission consists of: | 28 members |
| The European Commission it ensures compliance : | Treaties of the European Union, by the Member States |
| The structural funds aim to eliminate the economic gaps: | of the EU Member States |
| The Council of the European Union counts: | 28 members |
| The original (primary) sources of law consist of: | the fundamental legal acts (treaties) of Community law |
| The three European communities are represented by: | ECSC+EURATOM + EEC |
| The European Union and the "single market" were created by the treaty from: | Maastricht |
| The enlargement to the east of the EU was established by the treaty from: | Nice |
| The secondary (derived) sources of Community law are represented by: | regulations, directives and decisions |
| Community normative acts: | are mandatory for the Member States |
| The regulations have a character: | mandatory, general and direct applicability in the national law of each Member
State |
| Which of the Community normatives acts has the value of law? | the regulation and the directive |
| The directive may be: | general or particular |
| The official OIE languages are: | French, English and Spanish |
| The OIE terrestrial code is developed for: | mammals, birds, reptiles and bees |
| OIE issues regulations in the field: | international transport with animals and animal products |
| At present, the number of member countries that have joined the OIE is: | over 180 |
| For elaboration "World Animal Health", OIE collaborates with: | FAO and WHO |
| The World Health Organization was founded under the aegis of: | The United Nations |
| In WHO, there is a section of: | public veterinary hygiene |
| FAO was created under the auspices of: | The United Nations |
| FAO was created for: | fight hunger in the world |
| "The European Commission for the fight against foot-and-mouth disease" operates within: | FAO |
| . "The single market", was born through the Maastricht treaty, in the year: | 1993 |
| . The "single market" means the free movement of: | goods, persons, services and values |
| . The notification of animal diseases is made to the European Commission, through the
codified system: | ADNS |
| The general veterinary and phytosanitary health directorates (DG SANCO and the General
Directorate for Agriculture and Food) of the European Commission are: | General Directorates XXIV and VI |
| In the EU-CAP conception, food security implies: | ensuring traceability |
| In the EU-CAP conception, by animal health and welfare, clear rules are understood in the
field: | transportation, slaughter, breeding and feeding of animals |
| The “traditional specialty guaranteed” (STG) logo is used in the case of: | products that contain traditional ingredients or are obtained by traditional
methods |
| Organic farming, in the EU-CAP conception, is characterized by the fact that: | preserves soil structure and fertility |
| The meaning of the "ecological logo" of the EU is that: | at least 95% of the ingredients of the product were obtained by ecological
methods |
| The World Trade Organization was created to: | resolve the commercial disputes |
| The CODEX Alimentarius Commission is a common organism: | FAO / WHO |
| The Codex Alimentarius Commission mainly deals with: | elaboration and standardization of food standards |
| In the EU-CAP conception, food safety begins: | from the farm |
| The European Union was founded in 1993 by the Treaty of: | Maastrich |
| The European Commission's ADNS coded system refers to: | coding of transmissible diseases of animals |
| The main mission of the OIE is: | to collect information on animal diseases |
| After 2005, OIE structured: | a single "OIE list of diseases" |
| The diagnostic methods proposed by OIE through the "Diagnostic Manual" are: | prescribed tests and substitution tests |
| Inside FAO it works: | European Commission for the fight against foot-and-mouth disease |
| The main attribute of the World Trade Organization is to establish: | rules of trade between nations |
| The TRACES system of the European Commission aims to: | facilitate trade and improve risk management |
| The TRACES system of the European Commission allows the rapid detection of: | false certificates |
| The TRACES system of the European Commission is available in: | 35 languages |
| The TRACES system of the European Commission is available: | 7 days a week |
| RASFF represents : | rapid alert system for food and feed |
| The official languages of the European Union are: | the 28 languages spoken in the community space |
| Traceability is a concept elaborated by: | European Commission |
| Which of the following normative acts requires a "transposition act"? | Directive |
| The founding states of the EU were: | 6 |
| The following states belong to the EU: | Sweden, Finland and Denmark |
| The first European Community was: | ECSC |
| In 2012, the European Union receives: | The Nobel Peace Prize |
| The "single market" was established in: | 1993 |
| The "single market" was established by the treaty from: | Maastricht |
| The single euro currency was launched in: | 1999 |
| European citizenship: | does not replace national citizenship, but supplements it, conferring an increased
number of rights on european citizens |
| "Freedom of movement" is registered in: | Charter of fundamental rights of the EU |
| "Individual freedoms and human rights" are inscribed in: | Charter of fundamental rights of the EU |
| Verification of the adoption of legislation in the Member States is done by: | European Commission |
| The verification of the implementation of the legislation in the Member States is done by: | European Commission |
| EEC and EURATOM are created by the treaty from: | Rome |
| The European Parliament invariably counts: | 751 members |
| The European Council represents: | meetings of heads of state and government of EU member countries |
| The presidency of the EU Council is held by each Member State by rotation, for a period of: | 6 months |
| The principle of "priority of EU law" means that: | is prior to national law |
| EU law must be adopted by the Member States: | in its entirety |
| EU law must be adopted by the candidate states: | in its entirety |
| The Community acquis represents: | the set of rights and obligations that derive from the Community normative acts
and are adopted by the Member States |
| The candidate states must adopt the aquis: | before joining the EU |
| To derogate from the aquis, it is decided: | only in exceptional situations |
| The derogation represents: | a permanent exception from the adoption of a Community rule |
| Transition periods shall be granted for a maximum period: | 10 years |
| Transition periods are granted for: | adoption and implementation of a Community normative act |
| OIE standards are recognised as reference international sanitary rules by the: | World Trade Organization |
| Which organism is recognized as the most important regarding animal welfare? | World Organisation for Animal Health |
| What disease caused the creation of OIE? | rinderpest |
| The OIE procedure for obtaining the status of disease free country was first obtained for: | foot and mouth disease |
| The "OIE list of diseases" comprises: | 117 diseases |
| Which international organism has adopted the principles of "One Health"? | World Veterinary Association |
| The veterinary profession worldwide is promoted by: | World Veterinary Association |
| The oldest veterinary organism is: | World Veterinary Association |
| The main mission of the World Veterinary Association is to: | to ensure and promote global health |
| EFSA provides scientific advice to the Member States in the field of: | food and feed safety |
| EFSA's main mission is: | to notify the food risks |
| EFSA offers legislative advice to the Member States in the field of: | food and feed safety |
| EFSA is a organism created by: | European Commission |
| Traces is an effective organism to ensure: | traceability |
| EFSA collects data from Member States relating to | the safety of food and feed |
| Currently Traces serves: | over 80 countries |
| The Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed was created in the year: | 1979 |
