MUN 101 Quiz

What is the primary objective of Model United Nations (MUN) conferences?

• To simulate real-world diplomatic negotiations

• To host cultural exchanges between students

• To promote local community engagement

• To teach public speaking skills

Who presides over committee deliberations in a Model UN conference?

• Delegates

• Journalists

• Chairs (or Dais)

• Editors

Which document outlines the rules for committee meetings in Model UN?

• Code of Conduct

• Resolution Protocols

• Rules of Procedure (ROP)

• Opening Speech Guidelines

What is the purpose of a Working Paper in Model UN?

• To outline possible solutions to a topic

• To report on the committee's progress

• To critique other delegates' positions

• To summarize the opening speeches

When might a delegate use a Point of Personal Privilege in a Model UN session?

• To propose a resolution

• To respond to an attack on their country

• To raise a procedural error

• To ask a question about the debate flow

What is the main difference between a Moderated Caucus and an Unmoderated Caucus in Model UN?

• Moderated Caucus is formal; Unmoderated Caucus is informal

• Moderated Caucus allows free movement; Unmoderated Caucus does not

• Moderated Caucus focuses on speeches; Unmoderated Caucus focuses on voting

• Moderated Caucus has a time limit; Unmoderated Caucus does not

Which voting procedure in Model UN requires a Two-Thirds Majority to close the debate?

• Suspend Debate

• Adjourn Debate

• Close Debate

• Appeal the Chair’s decision

What does the GSL stand for in Model UN?

• Global Speaking List

• General Speakers List

• Global Session Lineup

• General Session Log

When is a Point of Order used in Model UN?

• To ask a question

• To clarify a speech

• To point out a procedural mistake

• To express personal discomfort

Who might participate as a journalist in a Model UN simulation?

• Student delegates

• Media correspondents

• Committee chairs

• Resolution editors