MUN quiz

What is the main purpose of MUN?

• • To make laws for countries

• • To resolve international conflicts and discuss global issues

• • To represent countries in a real United Nations session

• • To host diplomatic meetings between students and real ambassadors

In MUN, what does the term "delegate" refer to?

• • The president of the session

• • A representative of a country

• A judge

• • An observer

What document do delegates create that outlines solutions for issues discussed in MUN?

• Proposal

• Draft Resolution

• Treaty

• Agenda

Which of these is typically the first part of an MUN session?

• • Voting on resolutions

• • Debate

• • Roll Call

• • Crisis Committee

In an MUN debate, what is a “motion”?

• • A formal request for an action or procedure

• • A request for lunch break

• • A summary of a country’s position

• • A method of voting

Which phrase should delegates use when addressing the chair?

• • "Dear Chairperson"

• • "Esteemed Chair"

• • "Hello"

• • "Honorable Chair"

What is the purpose of an “unmoderated caucus” in MUN?

• • To vote on a resolution

• • To review procedural rules

• • To make official speeches

• • To allow free interaction and negotiation among delegates

In MUN, a “Point of Information” allows a delegate to do what?

• • Ask a question to the speaker

• • Give a speech without being interrupted

• • Stop a discussion

• • Correct another delegate

Which of the following countries is not one of the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council?

• • United States

• • Russia

• • China

• • Germany

Who has the power to veto a resolution in the Security Council?

• • The permanent members of the Security Council

• • The Chairperson

• • The Secretary-General

• • Any member country