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MUN: Points and Motions

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Honorable chair, (country name) has a Point of Parliamentary Enquiry.

a)

The delegate has a question regarding the rules of procedure.

b)

The delegate has a question regarding the issue being

debated.

c)

The delegate has a question directed to the delegate who has the floor.

d)

The delegate has a personal demand.

2.

Delegate wishes to adjourn the meeting until next session. Usually used to adjourn for lunch or dinner.

a)

Motion of procedure in order to adjourn the meeting.

b)

Motion of procedure in order to close the debate.

3.

Delegate wishes to tell the chair of a physical discomfort the delegate is experience (the inability to hear another's delegate's speech , that the room's to hot etc...)

a)

Point of Personal Privilege

b)

Point of Order

c)

Point of Information to the Chair

d)

Point of Information to the Speaker

4.

Honorable Chair, (country name) moves to suspend the meeting for the purpose of a moderated caucus to discuss landmines for 20 minutes, with a one minute speaking time.


or


Honorable chair (country name) moves to suspend the meeting for an un -moderated caucus for 20 minutes

a)

Motion of Procedure to set the Speaker's list.

b)

Motion of Procedure to open a/an (un)moderated caucus.

c)

Motion of Procedure to open an extension of the (un)moderated

caucus.

d)

Motion of Procedure to change the Speaker’s List time.

5.

To change the speaker's list time, I would have to

a)

Open a moderated caucus.

b)

Call for a motion of procedure in order to set the speaker's list

c)

Call for a motion of procedure in order to change the speaker's list

d)

Call for a motion of procedure in order to be added to the speaker's list

6.

What do you say before making a point or motion?

a)

The delegation of (name of the delegation) makes a point/motion in order to...

b)

My delegation makes a point/motion in order to..

c)

I make a point/motion in order to..

d)

My delegation (name of the delegation) makes a point/motion in order to..

7.

It can refer to anything that doesn't pertain to the rules of procedure or personal privileges.

a)

Point of information to the chair

b)

Point of information to the speaker

c)

Motion of procedure

d)

Point of order

8.

If you want to ask for permission to use the restroom, you use:

a)

A point of order

b)

A point of personal privilege

c)

A point of information to the chair

d)

Point of Parliamentary Enquiry

9.

To appeal to the chair's decision, you do it through a:

a)

Point of order

b)

Point of information to the speaker

c)

Point of personal privilege

d)

Point of Parliamentary Enquiry

10.

If you want to ask a question to the speaker who has the floor, you do it through a:

a)

Point of Parliamentary Enquiry

b)

Point of information to the speaker

c)

Point of information to the chair

d)

Motion of procedure in order to open an extraordinary

session of questions

11.

If you want to ask a question to the speaker who has the floor, after a point of information, you do it through a:

a)

Point of Parliamentary Enquiry

b)

Point of information to the speaker

c)

Point of information to the chair

d)

Motion of procedure in order to open an extraordinary

session of questions

12.

If you have a question about the issue, you ask it through a:

a)

Point of order

b)

Point of information to the chair

c)

Point of information to the speaker

d)

Point of Parliamentary Enquiry