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- 1. Pedro Menendez High School Model United Nations Created by: Courtney Bodor and Ari Newsome
- 2. How it works…… • You are split up into teams of 4-6 people. • Each team has a number and an envelope. • Inside the envelope is 16 answer cards. • You must fill out the card with the information about the question being answered. • Circle the letter of your answer. • Give your completed answer card to the scorer.
- 5. Culture Sports Language Music Climate end T-B
- 6. Sports: Question 1a Table Tennis What are the only two colors allowed for the ball in competition? a) White and Yellow b) Yellow and Orange c) Orange and White d) Blue
- 7. Sports: Question 1a Table Tennis What are the only two colors allowed for the ball in competition? a) White and Yellow b) Yellow and Orange c) Orange and White d) Blue
- 8. Sports: Question 2 Where were the 2006 Winter Olympic Games held? a) Vancouver, Canada b) Beijing, China c) Athena, Greece d) Torino, Italy
- 9. Sports: Question 2 Where were the 2006 Winter Olympic Games held? a) Vancouver, Canada (W-2010) b) Beijing, China (S-2008) c) Athena, Greece (S-2004) d) Torino, Italy (W-2006)
- 10. Sports: Question 3 Which of the following 4 nations was NOT a founding member of the International Hockey Federation in 1910? a) Canada b) Czech Republic c) Belgium d) France
- 11. Sports: Question 3 Which of the following 4 nations was NOT a founding member of the International Hockey Federation in 1910? a) Canada b) Czech Republic c) Belgium d) France
- 12. Music: Question 1 Which national anthem opens the Beatles’ song “All You Need Is Love”? A. Djibouti C. France B. U.K. D. Congo
- 13. Music: Question 1 Which national anthem opens the Beatles’ song “All You Need Is Love”? A. Djibouti C. France B. U.K. D. Congo
- 14. Music: Question 2 What style of music is this? A. Merengue C. Flamenco B. Salsa D. Cha Cha
- 15. Music: Question 2 What style of music is this? A. Merengue C. Flamenco B. Salsa D. Cha Cha
- 16. Music: Question 3 What musical instrument’s sales escalated from 228,000 in 1950 to 2.3 million in 1971? A. Guitar C. Drums B. D. Saxophone Keyboard
- 17. Music: Question 3 What musical instrument’s sales escalated from 228,000 in 1950 to 2.3 million in 1971? A. Guitar C. Drums B. D. Saxophone Keyboard
- 18. Language: Question 1 Of the following languages, which one is the most widely spoken in the world? A. Spanish B. French C. English D. Mandarin
- 19. Language: Question 1 Of the following languages, which one is the most widely spoken in the world? A. Spanish (425 million) B. French (129 million) C. English (514 million) D. Mandarin (1.075 million)
- 20. Language: Question 2 What language is this common phrase in? And what does it mean? *Faux Pas* A. Italian: Out of fashion; archaic B. French: A social blunder; a violation of social or cultural norms C. Chinese: Fitting traditional customs or cultures D. German: Government uprising; rebellion
- 21. Language: Question 2 What language is this common phrase in? And what does it mean? *Faux Pas* A. Italian: Out of fashion; archaic B. French: A social blunder; a violation of social or cultural norms C. Chinese: Fitting traditional customs or cultures D. German: Government uprising; rebellion
- 22. Language: Question 3 What language is this common phrase in? And what does it mean? *Veni Vidi Vici* A. Greek: One, Two, Three B. Arabic: Money, Life, Family C. Dutch: One lives, One learns, One loves D. Latin: I came, I saw, I conquered
- 23. Language: Question 3 What language is this common phrase in? And what does it mean? *Veni Vidi Vici* A. Greek: One, Two, Three B. Arabic: Money, Life, Family C. Dutch: One lives, One learns, One loves D. Latin: I came, I saw, I conquered
- 24. Culture: Question 1 In Japan, it is customary to do this before engaging in formal conversation (even over the telephone). Great the person by A their first name. Bow in a respectful B manner. Ask the person C about their family. Greet the person by D hugging them.
- 25. Culture: Question 1 In Japan, it is customary to do this before engaging in formal conversation (even over the telephone). Great the person by A their first name. Bow in a respectful B manner. Ask the person C about their family. Greet the person by D hugging them.
- 26. Culture: Question 2 In which of the following countries is it taboo to shake hands with members of the opposite gender? A Yemen B Taiwan C Uganda D India
- 27. Culture: Question 2 In which of the following countries is it taboo to shake hands with members of the opposite gender? A Yemen B Taiwan C Uganda D India
- 28. Culture: Question 3 This tradition of riding a cut down tree trunk down a hill, called Onbashira, occurs in which nation? A Japan B Vietnam C Spain D Mexico
- 29. Culture: Question 3 This tradition of riding a cut down tree trunk down a hill, called Onbashira, occurs in which nation? A Japan B Vietnam C Spain D Mexico
- 30. Climate: Question 1 This coastal region is famous for its appealing climate. A Italy B Australia C Ecuador D Japan
- 31. Climate: Question 1 This coastal region is famous for its appealing climate. A Italy B Australia C Ecuador D Japan
- 32. Climate: Question 2 This natural calamity, known as a monsoon, most likely affects which of the following regions? A Brazil B U.S.A. C Azerbaijan D Uzbekistan
- 33. Climate: Question 2 This natural calamity, known as a monsoon, most likely affects which of the following regions? A Brazil B U.S.A. C Azerbaijan D Uzbekistan
- 34. Climate: Question 3 What is the typical weather of winter in Hawaii? A Hot and Humid B Freezing C Wet and Rainy D Mild
- 35. Climate: Question 3 What is the typical weather of winter in Hawaii? A Hot and Humid B Freezing C Wet and Rainy D Mild
- 36. Tie-Breaker There are 193 nations in the United Nations. In what year did the 193rd nation join the UN?
- 37. Tie-Breaker There are 193 nations in the United Nations. In what year did the 193rd nation join the UN? South Sudan was added into the organization on July 14th, 2011