MUN
What is the name of the introductory speech a delegate gives to express their country’s position?
A policy statement or opening speech.
What is the name for the nervous feeling many people get before speaking in public?
Stage fright or speech anxiety.
In SEET, what part shows how your argument connects to the big picture?
The tie-back.
What is a negotiation where both sides win something called?
A win-win negotiation.
Which world focuses on preserving identity, tradition, and culture above all else?
The Cultural World.
What must happen for a draft resolution to become official?
It must be voted on and passed by a majority of the committee.
What is active listening, and why is it important?
It is listening to understand and shows engagement; it builds trust and keeps the audience engaged
What does SEET stand for in persuasive writing?
Statement, Explanation, Example (Evidence), Tie-back.
What is it called when both sides give something up to reach an agreement?
A compromise.
When a country bans imports to protect its own industries, it is acting from which world’s perspective?
The Economic World.
What document do delegates write to outline solutions to a global issue?
A resolution.
What are 3 things you should vary to keep your speech interesting?
Tone, pitch, pace, volume
What was the simulation game we did in order to practice SEET and name one of the characters?
The Spaceship Game
What is Davos?
Davos refers to the town in the Swiss Alps where the World Economic Forum (WEF) holds its annual meeting.
What does the acronym UDHR stand for and what is the name of the international organization that adopted it?
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
The United Nations
What is the difference between a moderated and an unmoderated caucus?
A moderated caucus is a timed, structured speaking format while an unmoderated caucus allows informal discussion.
What is the purpose of making strategic pauses during a speech? (2 things)
To emphasize key points and give the audience time to absorb information.
What kind of information should you include as "Evidence" in a SEET paragraph? (3 things)
Data, facts, quotes, or examples.
What is Davos's purpose?
This meeting, commonly known as "Davos," brings together global leaders from business, government, and civil society to discuss and address pressing global challenges. This is in order to improve the state of the world through public-private cooperation.
Why are the Four Worlds useful in diplomacy simulations?
They help explore different worldviews and solutions to global problems.
What are 3 reasons why it is important to know your country's alliances and foreign policy before the conference?
So you can represent your country accurately, form strategic partnerships, and defend your country’s interests effectively.
What is the benefit of using storytelling in a speech?
To make the message more relatable, memorable, and engaging.
What are the 4 elements of Sovereignty?
Population, territory, sovereignty, government.
What’s the difference between a position and an interest in negotiation?
A position is what you say you want; an interest is why you want it.
Name 5 activities we did to practice The Four Worlds.
About ourselves, Planet Money, Case studies of a child, Newspaper article, Human Rights Violations, Banning the Veil, Human Rights advocates