ECOSOC Quiz – MIANU-SM

Which point can interrupt a delegate's speech?

• A point of order.

• A point of personal privilege.

• A point of information.

If a delegate would like to continue their points of information to the delegate who has the floor, they should ask the Chair for...

• the right of reply.

• the right of knowledge.

• the right of speaking.

To be considered by the Presidency, a motion must be:

• seconded by two delegates apart from the proposer.

• seconded by one delegate apart from the proposer.

• simply proposed by a delegate.

The part of the resolution that directly precedes the operative clauses and introduces them is called:

• the preamble.

• the sub-clauses.

• the header.

There can be a right of reply to another right of reply.

• True

• False

A co-sponsor of a resolution may vote against it.

• True

• False

A signatory to a resolution may vote against it.

• True

• False

Which of the following are examples of operative verbs?

• Encouraging, putting in place, supporting...

• Encourages, puts in place, supports...

• Having encouraged, having put in place, having supported...

• Encouraged, put in place, supported...

Which of the following may be used to start a preambulatory clause?

• Recognizes, considers, regrets...

• Will recognize, will consider, will regret...

• Recognizing, considering, regretting...

• Recognized, considered, regretted...

The preamble of the resolution must be debated in formal debate.

• True

• Only if there is time for it

• False