Your committee has been assigned two topics to debate. However, your country has some really strong points to get across in Topic A and you'd like to get started with that and then tackle Topic B. What motion will give you the chance to propose this order of topics?

The chair begins by doing roll call. You decide that for this committee, you aren't sure if you will be voting on a resolution. When the chair calls on you, you respond...

Now that roll call has wrapped up, the chair is ready to move on. You’re not sure what comes next, but you’re pretty sure it’s...

Once everyone is accounted for, the chair is ready to start. What is the motion required for the committee to begin for today?

You have just delivered a great speech. However, there's still about a minute left of speaking time. You decide you want to let other delegates ask you questions about your speech. You say...

Another delegate has raised their placard. "Honourable Chair, Nigeria moves to move into unmoderated caucus," they say. You realize they've forgotten to say an important piece of information:

You try to ignore it, but you're sitting next to a vent that's making you freezing cold! You just can't take it anymore. What should you do?

In the middle of the delegate of Pakistan's speech, some delegates won't stop chatting loudly in the back of the room. The chair isn't having it. They say...

You have just given a speech defending your country's policy and yielded your time to comments from other delegates. The delegate of Laos raises their placard and says that your country wouldn't know good policy if it hit them on the head. You decide to...

After some more speeches on the speaker's list, the delegate of Lebanon says, "Lebanon moves to move into moderated caucus." Suddenly, you're blanking on what you can do during moderated caucus! You know that you CANNOT...

The delegate of Malta seems to be a total newbie. They say, "Malta would like to raise a point of parliamentary inquiry." However, they end up asking a delegate a question about their speech instead! What does a point of parliamentary inquiry really do?

The delegate of Malta can't stop messing up! It seems like they're making up points and motions on the spot. Which of the following are NOT real points and motions? Check all that apply.

The delegate of Vietnam has some great points that support yours. Once you’ve finished your speech, you want them to use your extra time to speak and explain why they agree with your points as well. What should you do?

The delegate of Georgia has given an interesting speech that makes you want to form an alliance with them. Unfortunately, the delegate of Eritrea has just started their speech. You can't interrupt, so you...

The delegate of Malta is totally blundering by making up motions. (You're starting to suspect they didn't prepare at all.) Which of the following ARE REAL MOTIONS? Check all that apply.

Deep into the conference, you’re looking around and you notice everyone else is starting to look worn out. You’re pretty tired yourself, and you think everyone could use a small break. What should you do?

You have written a resolution with the delegate of Canada and the delegate of Japan. You suddenly can’t remember what the author(s) of a resolution are called. The delegate of Japan reminds you that they're called...

After some time, you form a bloc and write up an interesting, chair-approved resolution. It's time for you to show the rest of the committee. How do you do this?

Your resolution is getting really popular with other delegates! A few other countries have signed on their names as a form of support. While typing up the resolution, the delegate of Canada totally blanks on what they are called. What is your response?

Another bloc's resolution seems to be popular, but if it wins, one of your country's strongest opinions will not be represented. How can you try to add it into this resolution?

Everyone seems to be ready for voting, but someone has to introduce a certain motion so that you can move into voting procedure. What's this motion called?

The time comes for voting on resolutions through roll call voting. Another delegate is panicking because they can't remember if they said "present and voting" or "present" during roll call at the beginning of the session! If they said "present and voting", can they say "abstain" when they are called to vote?

The conference has come to a close, and voting is over. Yay!! What award will you be winning?