Issues
Committees
Resolution
Debate
Speeches
100

What is an Issue?

An issue is the topic of debate

100

What is a committee in MUN?

A group of delegates discussing a particular topic or set of issues.

100

What is a resolution?

A document that proposes solutions to a problem.

100

Who is in charge of making the debate run smoothly?

Chairs or DAIS

100

What is the purpose of a speech?

To share your country's position, ideas, or proposed solutions.

200

Name one issue that can be debated in MUN?

TBD

200
What does WHO stand for?

World Health Organization

200

Who writes a resolution?

Delegates

200

What is a moderated caucus?

A structured discussion where the Chair gives delegates turns to speak.

200

What should you mention in a speech?

Your countries position on the issue and maybe a solution

300

Why is climate change a global issue?

Because it affects countries around the world, through effects such as rising temperatures and extreme weather.

300

Which UN organization helps with children all around the world?

UNICEF

300

What is a clause in a resolution?

One part of a resolution containing an idea, statement or proposed action.

300

What is an unmoderated caucus

A time when delegates discuss ideas and work together informally. In this time they may also leave the debate room?

300

How should you address the chair at the beginning of a MUN speech?

Honorable Chair, distinguished delegates and hardworking admins

or

chairs chairs chairs, delegates delegates delegates, admins admins admins

400

Name two ways countries can help reduce poverty?

improving access to education and creating more job opportunities

400
What does security council normally deal with?

International peace and security

400

What are the 2 types of clauses?

Operative and Preambulatory

400

What should you do if you want to speak during a moderated caucus?

Raise your placard and wait for the Chair to recognise you.

400

Why is it important to speak clearly and confidently?

So other delegates can understand your message and arguments, especially in larger committee rooms.

(additionally also to not repeat yourself)

500

Why do people become refugees?

War, persecution, or violence can force people to leave their country.

500

What are DAIS and what do they do?

Runs committee meetings, manages speaking turns, and helps enforce the rules.

500

What is a co-submitter?

A delegate that helps write and supports a draft resolution.

500

Why should you always pay attention during the debate?

To understand different countries views and respond respectfully to their arguments in POI or note form.

500

What are the three important parts of a speech?

An introduction, a clear argument or solution, and a conclusion.