Model United Nations

What does MUN stand for?

• Model Universal Nations

• Mock United Nations

• Model United Nations

• Model United Network

What is the primary purpose of a Model UN conference?

• To simulate the United Nations and engage in diplomacy.

• To promote local businesses and tourism.

• To organize social events and parties.

• To conduct scientific research and experiments.

What is the role of the Chair in a MUN committee?

• The Chair votes on all resolutions in the committee.

• The Chair is responsible for drafting the final report of the committee.

• The Chair represents the interests of a specific country.

• The Chair facilitates discussions and maintains order in a MUN committee.

Which of the following roles do delegates typically play in a MUN conference?

• Country representatives debating international issues

• Diplomats who negotiate business deals

• United Nations security officers

• News reporters covering the debate

Which of the following is NOT a type of MUN committee?

• Sports Committee

• Economic Committee

• Environmental Committee

• Cultural Committee

• United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)

• World Health Organization (WHO)

• United Nations Organization (UN)

Starting with 51 Member States, the UN is currently made up of __ Member States.

• 200

• 185

• 193

• 175

What makes Global Model WHO different from other MUN conferences?

• It focuses exclusively on international trade

• It requires participants to be healthcare professionals

• It simulates the World Health Organization and focuses on global health issues

• It only allows experienced MUN delegates to participate

Who are the 5 permanent members of the Security Council?

• United States, Germany, Russia, China and the United Kingdom

• United States, France, Japan, China and the United Kingdom

• United States, Russia, China, France and the United Kingdom

• United States, Russia, China, Canada and the United Kingdom

During an debate, how must delegates address each other and themselves at all times?

• Using the country's full official name when addressing another delegate

• Using the delegate's full official name and surname, with the title Mister or Miss

• In the third person, and referring to the interlocutor as "delegate"