Resolutions
The number of preambulatory and operative clauses
What is 3
The formal name of Parli Pro
What is parliamentary procedure?
The UN headquarters is located in this city
New York City, USA
What happens in a moderated caucus?
What is speaking using a speakers list?
In Model UN, students refer to themselves as...
What is a Delegate?
This part of a resolution provides background information and justification for addressing the issue
What is a Preambulatory Clause
This is the formal way a delegate asks to speak during a debate
What is raising a point or motion?
The UN’s goal is to promote these three things around the world.
What are peace, security, and human rights?
What do you say when you have finished, with time still remaining?
What is "I yield my time"? + its variations
When starting a Model UN conference, what motion do you use?
What is a Motion to open?
These clauses outline the specific actions the UN or member states should take
What are operative clauses?
When a delegate wants to ask a speaker a question, they can use this point
What is a Point of Inquiry?
The UN has this many official member countries.
What is 193?
A timed informal discussion where you can meet up and talk to other delegates to draft a resolution.
What is an unmoderated caucus?
What should delegates always wear during a Model UN conference?
What is Business professional attire?
In formal writing, each operative clause must start with this type of word
What is a strong action verb?
If a delegate needs a personal break, such as to use the restroom, they can raise this point
What is a point of personal privilege.
This organ of the UN is responsible for maintaining international peace and security and has five permanent members
What is the Security Council?
What is the role of the Chair or Dais in committee sessions?
What is to moderate debate, track speakers, and enforce procedure?
What term describes a country's official stance on an issue?
What is a position?
In Model UN, clauses should be written in this grammatical tense to sound formal and official
What is a present tense?
If a delegate believes the chair has made a procedural mistake, they can raise this
What is a point of order?
These five countries hold permanent seats on the Security Council and have veto power.
What are the United States, China, Russia, France, and the United Kingdom?
What are the two main types of debate used during committee sessions?
What are formal debate and caucus (moderated/unmoderated)?
What war started in 2022 and remains a major global issue?
What is the Russia-Ukraine War?