Procedure
This type of debate allows delegates to move around and speak freely.
What is an unmoderated caucus?
This piece of writing explains your country’s position and proposed solutions.
What is a position paper?
This is the part of MUN procedure when opening speeches take place.
What is the speaker's list?
This is the part of MUN procedure when delegates would typically improvise their speeches.
What is a moderated caucus?
This is what delegates use to point out an error in procedure.
A position paper is written from this perspective.
What is the perspective of the country?
This is what you need to be doing while someone else is presenting a speech.
What is taking notes?
This is the person who runs the committee and judges your contributions for awards.
Who is the chair?
This section of a position paper explains what the country believes should be done about the topic.
What is proposed solutions?
This is the final part of a typical opening speech.
This is the typical length of an improvised speech
What is 30-60 seconds?
This motion allows delegates to discuss a specific topic for a set amount of time.
What is a moderated caucus?
What are "I"/"me" pronouns?
(multiple answers)
This is the typical length range of an opening speech.
What is 45-90 seconds?
What is confidence?