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MUN procedures

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When a committee is in session, what does the term "unmoderated caucus" refer to?

a)

A speech delivered by a delegate

b)

A time for informal discussions among delegates

c)

A formal debate on a resolution

d)

The closing remarks of the session

2.

What does the term "amendment" refer to?

a)

A formal request for more speaking time

b)
  1. A point of personal privilege

c)

A complaint about the behavior of a fellow delegate

d)

  1. A proposal to change or add to a resolution

3.

What is the purpose of preambulatory clauses in resolutions?

a)

To introduce the Co-submitters of the resolution

b)

To explain the solutions of the issue in hand

c)

To clarify the points and motions of the debate

d)

To provide background information and context

4.

Which of the following is not a Preambulatory clause starter?

a)

Encourages

b)

Recognizing

c)

Alarmed by

d)

Deeply Concerned

5.

What is the primary purpose of a Point of Information (POI) when debating?

a)

To provide additional information on a topic.

b)

To express support for a delegate's speech.

c)

To propose an amendment to a draft resolution

d)

To ask a brief question and make a concise comment.

6.

What is the primary purpose of a MUN debate?

a)

To represent one's country without considering the broader international context.

b)

To engage in diplomatic negotiations and find solutions to global issues.

c)

To prioritize individual interests over collective global goals.

d)

To argue and win points against fellow delegates.

7.

How are motions used in MUN debates?

a)

To control the room's temperature

b)

To request a break or suspension of the debate

c)

To decide the winner of the debate

d)

To advance the debate and move to different parts of the agenda

8.

Which of the following is NOT a standard committee found in an MUN conference?

a)

United Nations Security Council (UNSC)

b)

United Nations General Assembly (UNGA)

c)

United Nations Social Media Council (UNSMC)

d)

United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)

9.

What is a "Position Paper" ?

a)

A summary of the delegate's personal beliefs and opinions

b)

A document outlining the delegate's assigned country's stance on the topic

c)

A paper that is passed around for signatures during the debate

d)

A paper airplane used for informal communication between delegates

10.

What is the standard protocol for addressing other delegates in an MUN debate?

a)

Use formal titles like "Your Highness" or "Your Excellency"

b)

Ignore addressing other delegates entirely

c)

Use their first names for a more casual atmosphere

d)

Use the phrase "The Delegate of" followed by their country

11.

Which of the following is not a motion?

a)

Motion to divide the House

b)

Motion to extend POIs

c)

Motion to Move to Moderated Caucus

d)

Motion to table a Delegate

12.

What is the primary role of the "Secretariat" in a conference?

a)

To represent a specific country's interests

b)

To organize and manage the conference logistics and administration

c)

To draft resolutions

d)

To serve as the committee chair

13.

Which section of an MUN resolution contains the specific actions, recommendations, or measures to address the issue?

a)

Operative Clauses

b)

Preambulatory Clauses

c)

Signatories

d)

Amendments

14.

What is the term for a proposed change or addition to a resolution?

a)

Operative Clause

b)

Preambulatory Clause

c)

Signatory

d)

None of these

15.

How can we propose an amendment?

a)

Shout it out loud when a delegate is speaking

b)

Raise it during a POI

c)

Draft it and send it to the chair Via the admin

d)

Raise a motion to make an amendment

16.

How many countries are there in (security council) SC?

a)

5

b)

20

c)

35

d)

15

17.

Which countries have the VETO power in Security council (SC)?

a)

France, Russia, Japan, Germany, USA

b)

USA, UK, Poland, India, Germany

c)

Russia, China, UK, USA, France

d)

EU, China, Netherlands, South Korea, South Africa

18.

The "double delegation" format in Model UN refers to:

a)

Two delegates representing the same country in a single committee

b)

A committee with twice the normal number of delegates

c)

Two committees merging their topics into one debate

d)

Two committees working independently on related issues

19.

How many Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were adopted by the United Nations in 2015?

a)

8

b)

17

c)

12

d)

20

20.

Lobbying and merging of resolutions usually take place during formal debate sessions.

a)

True

b)

False

21.

Which one of the following is known as the UN emblem

a)

b)

c)

d)