MUN Terms
Countries
Procedure
Sir Jameson
100

What is a chair?

The chair is the person who moderates debate, keeps time, rules on points and motions, and enforces the rules of procedure.

100

How many countries are part of the UN?

193

100

What point of view should the delegates NOT speak in?

First person

100

Does Sir have a pet? If so, what is it?

None

200

What is a bloc?

A group of countries who have a similar opinion on a certain topic. They can also write a resolution together.

200

Name a country part of the UN that starts with D. 

Democratic Republic of Korea, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Denmark, Djibouti, Dominica or Dominican Republic.

200

What is the second step in the procedure?

Opening speeches


200

When is Sir's birthday?

December 30

300

What is an amendment?

Something that a delegate would like to add, remove or rephrase about the draft resolution. 

300

DOUBLE POINTS

Which two countries are not part of the UN?

Palestine and Vatican City

300

What is the last step of the debate?

Voting procedures

300

What is Sir's favourite colour?

Blue

400

What is the difference between a preambulatory clause and an operative clause?

Preambulatory clauses are clauses that state the problem that the resolution is trying to solve. An operative clause on the other hand, are possible solutions. 

400

Name two countries part of the UN that starts with H.

Haiti, Honduras or Hungary


400

What is MUN?

A debate

400

BONUS QUESTION(time for the wagering)

What subjects does sir teach?

(Be specific)

IB History, TOK and Social studies(gr 9 and 10)

500

What is unmoderated caucus time?

When delegates can talk freely and create a draft resolution. 

500

Name three countries part of the UN that starts with F.

Fiji, Finland and France. 

500

What is the first thing done?

Role call

500

What is Sir's favourite drink?

(Please be specific)

Sweet tea

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