Which body meets biennially to consider recommendations for the General Assembly?

• A. International General Assembly
• B. General Council
• C. International General Council
• D. Council of Eighteen

Answer: (C)

The thing being tested is understanding which council operates between General Assemblies to prepare and propose recommendations. In this structure, the International General Council is the body that meets every two years to study issues, review reports, and craft recommendations for the General Assembly to consider. The General Assembly itself is the supreme body that votes on those recommendations, so it’s the council’s role to prepare them between assemblies. That’s why the International General Council is the best fit. The other options refer to different bodies or the assembly itself, which aren’t described as the biennial preparer of recommendations.