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WorksheetsMUN quiz
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
What is the main purpose of MUN?
To make laws for countries
To resolve international conflicts and discuss global issues
To represent countries in a real United Nations session
To host diplomatic meetings between students and real ambassadors
In MUN, what does the term "delegate" refer to?
The president of the session
A representative of a country
A judge
An observer
What document do delegates create that outlines solutions for issues discussed in MUN?
Proposal
Draft Resolution
Treaty
Agenda
Which of these is typically the first part of an MUN session?
Voting on resolutions
Debate
Roll Call
Crisis Committee
In an MUN debate, what is a “motion”?
A formal request for an action or procedure
A request for lunch break
A summary of a country’s position
A method of voting
Which phrase should delegates use when addressing the chair?
"Dear Chairperson"
"Esteemed Chair"
"Hello"
"Honorable Chair"
What is the purpose of an “unmoderated caucus” in MUN?
To vote on a resolution
To review procedural rules
To make official speeches
To allow free interaction and negotiation among delegates
In MUN, a “Point of Information” allows a delegate to do what?
Ask a question to the speaker
Give a speech without being interrupted
Stop a discussion
Correct another delegate
Which of the following countries is not one of the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council?
United States
Russia
China
Germany
Who has the power to veto a resolution in the Security Council?
The permanent members of the Security Council
The Chairperson
The Secretary-General
Any member country
In MUN, what is a "position paper"?
A document outlining a country's stance on specific issues
A set of rules provided by the MUN organizers
The final resolution created by all delegates
A brief note passed to the chair requesting help
What type of vote is typically required to pass a resolution in the General Assembly during an MUN conference?
Two-thirds majority
Only permanent members need to agree
Unanimous vote
Simple majority
