Researching and Writing
A website suffix to consider that stands for education.
What is .edu?
The person you direct all points and motions to.
Who is the chair?
The three types of speeches in Model UN.
What are the opening, moderated, and pro/con speeches?
The reason why Ukraine and Russia wouldn't be likely to work a resolution together.
What are historical/cultural tensions?
Committee that primarily focuses on healthcare.
What is the World Health Organization (WHO)?
The website you should never site for any sort of informational writing - at most, you can occasionally use it as a starting place for your research.
What is Wikipedia?
What is the motion to open/re-open debate?
The two types of clauses in Model UN resolutions.
What are preambulatory and operative clauses?
The type of international relation that involves evaluating the transport methods between the given countries.
What is the 'geographical' relation?
Typically the committee for the most advanced delegates in Model UN.
What is the Security Council (SC)?
Quantitative information in your GSL that help support your country policy.
What are statistics?
The point you use when someone explicitly states your country's name in their speech, and you feel as if your country has been wronged or incorrectly portrayed.
What is the right to reply?
What are the chair, questions, or another delegate?
The United States and China's most likely incentive to work together.
What is financial incentive?
The purpose for the United Nations' creation.
What is the promotion of international peace, security, trade, and communication?
The point of view you should use when referring to yourself in a Model UN speech.
What is the third person?
The format for motioning for a moderated caucus.
The amount of sponsors typically allowed per resolution in a normal-sized committee.
What is 2-4?
The type of international relation that highlights different government systems, philosophies, and general beliefs.
What is the ideological relation?
Committee that focuses on scientific and societal institutions, encouraging intercultural dialogue.
What is UNESCO?
Field of statistics that focuses on a country's population and different groups within it.
What are demographics?
The three main points in Model UN.
What are the points of inquiry/information, parliamentary procedure, and personal privilege?
The typical amount of time given for a resolution.
What is 7-8 minutes?
The five types of international relations (according to me 3 weeks ago)
What are 'political, social, ideological, commercial, and geographical'?
What is the one country that (temporarily) withdrew from the United Nations, and/or the short-lived organization that their president created as an alternative?
What is Indonesia? / What is CONEFO?