Position Paper
What is a position paper?
A paper that presents and defends a clear opinion on an issue
What does MUN stand for?
Model United Nations.
What is diplomacy?
The practice of negotiating peacefully between countries.
What does UN stand for?
United Nations.
What is the topic of a position paper?
The issue or subject being discussed.
What does a delegate represent?
A country.
Why do delegates negotiate?
To find agreements and solutions.
When was the United Nations founded?
1945.
What is plagiarism?
Using someone else’s ideas or words without giving credit.
What is a committee?
A group where delegates discuss an international topic.
What is a compromise?
An agreement where both sides give up something to reach a solution.
What is the main goal of the UN?
To maintain international peace and security
What makes an argument strong?
A clear claim supported by logical reasoning and reliable evidence.
What is the purpose of a position paper in MUN?
To explain a country's position and proposed solutions.
What skill is essential for a good delegate?
Communication and negotiation.
How many permanent members are in the UN Security Council?
five
Why shouldn't you use only emotional appeals?
Because a strong position paper should also use facts, reasoning, and evidence.
What is a resolution?
A document that proposes solutions to an international issue.
Why should delegates respect different opinions?
To maintain diplomatic discussion and work toward solutions.
Name one permanent member of the Security Council.
China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, or the United States.