Zuhre

What is the main purpose of the United Nations?

• To control military forces

• To maintain peace and security

• To create laws

• To improve trade between nations

Which country hosted the first MUN conference?

• France

• Canada

• USA

• UK

What is the name of the UN's main decision-making body?

• Security Council

• Secretariat

• General Assembly

• International Court of Justice

What is the main purpose of a Position Paper in Model United Nations?

• • To summarize the country's economic situation

• • To submit a country’s financial report to the UN

• • To create a list of delegates’ names

• • To present the country's stance on key topics for the debate

Which of the following is the primary function of the United Nations Security Council?

• To maintain international peace and security

• • To provide humanitarian aid

• • To promote economic development

• • To ensure the promotion of human rights

What is the official emblem of the United Nations?

• • A dove with an olive branch

• • A hand shaking another hand

• A globe surrounded by olive branches

• • A flag with the UN symbol

What is the official role of the Chairperson in a Model United Nations committee?

• • To represent a country in the debate

• • To mediate the discussions and ensure the rules of procedure are followed

• • To draft the resolutions

• • To vote on the resolutions

In Model United Nations, what is the process of "unmoderated caucus"?

• • A session where delegates make amendments to resolutions

• • A break for delegates to rest and socialize

• An informal session where delegates can move around and negotiate freely

• • A formal debate session where countries discuss in a structured manner

What is the primary function of the United Nations General Assembly?

• To discuss and make recommendations on international issues

• To elect the Secretary-General

• To conduct military operations

• To enforce international laws

Which of the following is a key principle of the United Nations?

• Non-interference in domestic affairs

• Promotion of global trade

• Establishment of military alliances

• Encouragement of nationalism