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WorksheetsMUN Diplomatic Language
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
The person who seated in front with their gavel and facilitates the debate.
Judge
Honorable
Adjudicators
Chairs
This is when a speaker decides to give up the remaining time in his/her speech.
Yield
Comments
Recon
Hear Ye
Different groups that have similar ideas and opinions about the topics.
Group
Conference
Blocs
Merging
A specific action made by delegates to direct debate in a certain direction.
Justification
Motion
Appeal
Direct
It is used when a delegate experiences personal discomfort that hinders their ability to participate in committee.
Point of Excuse
Point of Inquiry
Point of Order
Point of Personal Privilege
It is used when a delegate believes that there was a mistake made regarding the rules of procedure.
Point of Order
Point of inquiry
Point of redeem
Point of Personal Privilege
The delegates who authored the draft resolution or actively contributed ideas.
Signatories
Author
Title
Sponsor
It is the order in committee.
Motion
Decorum
Blocs
Draft
Which phrase means "Delegates, please stick to the rules!"?
All delegates, please maintain the decorum
All delegates, please maintain the forum
All delegates, please maintain the mushroom
All delegates, please maintain the deforum
Which phrase means "My speech is done, back to the chair"?
We sweep the floor
We yield the chair
We yield the floor
We sweep the chair
As a delegate of New Zealand, which phrase means "We think that ..."?
The delegates of New Zealand believe that ...
The delegates of New Zealand think ...
The delegates of New Zealand would like to ...
The delegates of New Zealand have been ...
As a chairperson, what would you say to let a delegate from Serbia speak?
Please speak, Serbia
To the delegate of Serbia, the floor is yours.
To the delegate of Serbia, please take the microphone.
To the delegate of Serbia, speak.
You are a delegate and you need to go to the toilet. What would you say?
Chair, can I go to the toilet?
Chair, point of information.
Chair, point of personal privilege.
Chair, I wanna pee
You are a delegate and you feel that every other delegate violates the rules. What would you say?
Chair, point of interruption
Chair, point of information.
Chair, point of personal privilege.
Chair, point of order.
You are a delegate agreeing with the other delegate who is giving a speech. What would you say?
Hear ye!/Hear hear!
Earear!
Arr!
Hear here!
You are a delegate of any country with a UN seat. The chair calls your country during a roll call. How do you respond?
Here.
Yes, I am here.
Present.
Present and voting.
