Vocabulary
Crisis or GA
Parliamentary Procedure
Writing Documents
Geography
200

What is a delegate? 

A person who represents a country, person, or organization in a committee. 
200

Which committee has updates occurring during the conference?

Crisis

200

What is a motion?

A formal request to take an action.

200

What is a draft resolution?

A formally submitted proposed resolution. 

200

Where is the United Nations Headquarters?

New York City!
400

What is a chair? 

The leader of the committee who runs and guides the debate. Their job is to control the flow of sessions.  

400

Which committee has you write resolutions?

GA

400

What does each committee begin with?

A roll call. Delegates answer with either present or present and voting. 

400

What is a directive?

Short, actionable papers that detail specific instructions. 

400

What is the largest desert in the world?

Antartic Desert.

600

What is a sponsor?

The primary authors or creators of a resolution. 

600

Which committee do you submit notes to a backroom?

Crisis

600

How do you request to speak/be added to the speaker's list?

Raise your placard.  

600

What is a position paper?

A paper some committees require you to write detailing your delegates history or position on the committee's topic. 

600

What is the capital of Czech Republic?

Prague. 

800

What is a bloc?

A group of delegates who team up usually to write a resolution or directive, and share similar goals or political views. 

800

Which committee uses a speaker's list?

GA

800

When can you yield your time?

Only during the General Speakers List. You can yield your time to the chair, another delegate, or questions.

800

What is a preambulatory clause?

The introductory statement in a resolution, explaining the background of the issue and why it matters.

800

What freezing river did George Washington and his army cross on Christmas night in 1776? 

The Delaware River. 

1000

What is a sanction?

Either official approval/authorization, or penalty or punishment used to enforce a rule. 

1000

Which committee requires delegates to vote on proposals? 

Both! 

1000

When can you use right of reply?

When another delegate directly says specifically the name of your delegate, allowing you to respond without a specific motion or procedure. Usually around 30 seconds to a minute to respond. 

1000

What is an operative clause?

Numbered, action-oriented recommendations that state how a committee plans to solve issues mentioned in the preamble. 



1000

What country is the ancient city Uruk located in?

Iraq.