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model united nations

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
A sign that identifies your country. 
a)
Roll Call
b)
Placard
c)
Signatories
d)
Yield
2.
When a delegate is in attendance and wishes to vote. 
a)
Present and Voting
b)
Yield
c)
Bloc
d)
Delegate
3.
Informal meeting in which delegates discuss country positions and ideas for draft resolutions. 
a)
Moderated Caucus
b)
Bloc
c)
Quorum
d)
Unmoderated Caucus
4.
To give up time, usually to questions or another delegate. 
a)
Yield
b)
Bloc
c)
Resolution
d)
Debate
5.
John believes that a fellow delegate is not following parliamentary procedure, what should he do?
a)
Point of Personal Privilege
b)
Motion to open debate
c)
Motion to set agenda 
d)
Point of order
6.
Kevin is having a hard time hearing the chair speak.  He raises his placard and says______
a)
Point of Order
b)
Motion to Enter a Moderated Caucus
c)
Point of Personal Privilege
d)
Point of Inquiry
7.
Yams has a question for one of her fellow delegates about what they just said, what should she do?
a)
Point of Inquiry
b)
Motion to Open Debate
c)
Motion to set Agenda
d)
Motion to Enter an Unmoderated Caucus
8.
Jasmine is looking to debate a specific topic what should she do?
a)
Motion to Suspend the Meeting
b)
Motion to Enter Unmoderated Caucus
c)
Point of Order
d)
Motion to set the Agenda
9.
Maurice believes that a topic has been debated enough and wants to start creating a solid voting bloc.  He needs time in an informal setting to gather like minded people together to start writing his resolution paper.  What should he do?
a)
Motion to Enter an Unmoderated Caucus
b)
Motion to Enter a Moderated Caucus
c)
Motion to Open Debate
d)
Motion to Suspend the Meeting
10.

When was UN formed?

a)

1945

b)

1946

c)

1947

d)

1948

11.

How many countries are members of the United Nations?

a)

51

b)

173

c)

200

d)

193

12.

Which of these is not a main organ of the United Nations?

a)

The General Assembly

b)

The Secretariat

c)

The Childrens Fund

d)

The Economic and Social Council

13.
Countries that are the principal authors of Model UN resolutions. 
a)
Sponsors
b)
Veto
c)
Signatories
d)
Gavel
14.
Person who facilitates Model UN Debate. 
a)
Sponsors
b)
Signatories
c)
Secretariat
d)
Delegate
15.
Attendance at the beginning of every Model UN session. 
a)
Veto
b)
Roll Call
c)
Yield
d)
Resolution
16.
A person authorized to act as representative for a country. 
a)
Secretariat
b)
Sponsors
c)
Delegate
d)
Signatories
17.
Formal meeting in which delegates discuss country positions 
a)
Moderated Caucus
b)
Resolution
c)
Quorum
d)
Unmoderated Caucus
18.
A paper that helps delegates to organize their ideas and aid in formatting and representing a country’s policy. 
a)
Position
b)
Resolution
c)
Placard
d)
Dias
19.
The group of people, usually high school or college students, in charge of a Model UN committee. It generally consists of
a Chair, and Director 
a)
Gavel
b)
Unmoderated Caucus
c)
Dias
d)
Signatories
20.
Ebony has a great resolution paper that she wants to get passed, but she needs people to hear the details first.  What should she do?
a)
Motion to Debate
b)
Motion to Set the Agenda
c)
Motion to Introduce a Working Paper
d)
Point of Order
21.

Which of the following was NOT a main principle of the UN?

a)

To save future generations from war.

b)

To prevent economic recessions.

c)

To reaffirm human rights.

d)

To establish equal rights for all nations.

22.

What should you start your position paper with?

a)

Past Actions

b)

Country Policy

c)

Topic Information

d)

Solutions

23.

During which debates the resolution is written?

a)

Moderated Caucus

b)

Unmoderated Caucus

c)

General Speakers List

d)

Formal Debates

24.

How would you address yourself?

a)

I & Me

b)

The Delegation of

c)

We & Us

d)

The Delegate of

25.

What point do you raise when you want to ask a rules of procedure related question?

a)

Point of Information

b)

Point of Order

c)

Point of Personal Privilege

d)

Point of Parliamentary Inquiry

26.

What information should you not include when you raise a motion for moderated caucus?

a)

Overall Time

b)

Speakers' List

c)

Time per Each Speaker

d)

Type of Caucus

27.

What should you start your Resolution with?

a)

Sub-Operative Clause

b)

Operative Clause

c)

Preambulatory Clause

d)

Topic Background

28.

How to silence noisy delegates?

a)

Guys, please, keep silence!

b)

Delegates, remain calm!

c)

This house does not tolerate such noise and disrespect!

d)

No cross talking during the session!

29.

What should chairs never do?

a)

Start the session in a strict way

b)

Remain approachable

c)

Contradict each other

d)

Give full explanations

30.

What should chairs start the session with?

a)

General Speakers' List

b)

Rules of procedure

c)

Roll Call

d)

Moderated caucus

31.

What phrase would chairs use to indicate that raising points and motions is in order?

a)

Chairs are listening to your proposals!

b)

You may raise your placards and speak up if you wish!

c)

The floor is open now!

d)

Motions, please!

32.

When do chairs allow a motion to pass?

a)

When absolutely everyone is in favor

b)

When half of the room is in favor

c)

When more than half is in favor

d)

When at least one person is in favor

33.

What should chairs do during the unmoderated caucus?

a)

Give advice

b)

Prepare for the next moderated caucus

c)

Leave the room

d)

Check delegates' position papers

34.

When would chairs allow an amendment to pass without voting?

a)

When they deem it correct

b)

Amendments pass without voting procedure

c)

When all sponsors agree with the amendment

d)

Amendments always undergo the voting procedure

35.

Is the first procedure during a debate.

a)

Open the topic

b)

Open a Moderated Caucus

c)

Point of Information

d)

Call the roll.

36.

What does each delegate has to say when the Chair calls the roll?

a)

The delegate remains seated and say "present and voting"

b)

The delegate stands up and say "present and voting"

c)

The delegate does nothing

d)

All the delegates must say "present and voting" at once.

37.

David proposes a motion to open a moderated caucus and now is under votation. What is the minimum required to be accepted by the Chair?

a)

50% + 1

b)

49% + 1

c)

50%

d)

49%

38.

Mendoza wants to extend the time of the Moderated Caucus. The first time was 10:00 minutes. How long can he extend it?

a)

10 minutes and 01 second

b)

9 minutes and 50 seconds

c)

10 minutes

d)

9 minutes and 59 seconds

39.

Nico heard some interesting ideas from Dani during her time during the Speaker's List. What motion can he use for him heard more details about Dani's ideas?

a)

Motion to Open an Extraordinary Session of Questions

b)

Motion to Open a Moderated Caucus

c)

Point of Information

d)

Motion to Open a Simple Caucus

40.

Which agency of the UN would be working when the rights of the children are to be protected.

a)

UNESCO

b)

UNICEF

c)

ILO

d)

FAO