While NGOs Have Distinct Advantages Over Individuals, States, and IGOs

question 53

Multiple Choice

While NGOs have distinct advantages over individuals, states, and IGOs, they also have some disadvantages. Which of the following is such a disadvantage?

• A) They often have poor reputations.
• B) They often have to compete for funding.
• C) They are so well funded that they are chronically plagued by waste and corruption.
• D) They exist only in democracies.
• E) They are always working on issues opposed by state governments.

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Definitions:

Blastula

A preliminary phase in the development of embryos in animals, distinguished by a spherical formation made up of hollow cells.

Embryonic Development

The process by which an embryo forms and develops, starting from the fertilization of the egg to the fetus stage.

Solid Ball

A three-dimensional geometric object that is perfectly symmetrical around its center, with every point on its surface equidistant from the center.

Blastomeres

Cells formed in the early stages of embryonic development through a series of cleavage divisions from the zygote.