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Question 1

Name the 10 global issues discussed.

Answer 1

Water, food, transportation, health, economy, education, energy, shelter, war, waste.

Question 2

What is the ability to rule absolutely within a territory called?

Answer 2

Sovereignty.

Question 3

In the Philosophical Chairs Debate, what question was discussed?

Answer 3

Is the French ban most predominantly a political, cultural, or social issue?

Question 4

What are the four worlds?

Answer 4

Political, economic, social, and cultural.

Question 5

Where can you sprinkle the counter-argument in SEET?

Answer 5

Anywhere before the tieback.

Question 6

What is Unit Two called in Diplomacy?

Answer 6

international Diplomacy.

Question 7

What does Planet Money make?

Answer 7

A T-shirt.

Question 8

What does SEET stand for?

Answer 8

Statement, Explanation & Example 1, Explanation & Example 2, Tieback.

Question 9

What are the roles of the government?

Answer 9

Making laws, protecting the state, keeping order, and providing services.

Question 10

What is the skill of choosing the line of argument in a debate called?

Answer 10

Being on clash/point.

Question 11

What is R2P (Responsibility to Protect)

Answer 11

The principle is that states must protect their populations from genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing, and crimes against humanity. If a state fails, the international community has a responsibility to intervene.

Question 12

What is the most dangerous aspect of sovereignty?

Answer 12

Its potential for abuse of power and lack of accountability.

Question 13

What are the stages of the Pyramid of Hate?

Answer 13

Bias, Individual Acts of Prejudice, Discrimination, Bias-Motivated Violence, and Genocide.

Question 14

What are the main parts of an MUN opening speech?

Answer 14

Greeting, topic overview, country’s position, proposed solutions, call for cooperation, and a concluding statement.

Question 15

What did “A Day in the Life of Maya Seymour” teach us?

Answer 15

The fundamental concept of Globalization.

Question 16

How many articles are there in the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UNUDHR)?

Answer 16

30 articles.

Question 17

What is SEET used for?

Answer 17

It is a format that helps write a powerful and persuasive argument.

Question 18

What is the first article in the UNUDHR?

Answer 18

“All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.”

Question 19

Why is “being on point” vital in debates?

Answer 19

It ensures arguments are clear, relevant, persuasive, efficient, and directly engaged with the opponent’s stance.

Question 20

What topic was discussed in the Town Hall Meeting simulation?

Answer 20

English as the global language: its benefits and risks.

Question 21

What are the four elements of sovereignty?

Answer 21

Population, Territory, Government, and Sovereignty.

Question 22

How can absolute power affect human rights and democratic principles?

Answer 22

Absolute power can lead to abuses that undermine democratic principles, human rights, and potentially result in genocide.

Question 23

What is the importance of the World Economic Forum (W.E.F.), and where does it take place?

Answer 23

The W.E.F. allows politicians, business leaders, and civil society to address critical global challenges. It takes place in Davos, Switzerland.