Question

which statement about the united nations is true?
the general assembly gives all its member nations an equal say in decisions.
the security council has had 15 permanent member countries since its beginning.
the security council requires at least two member nations to veto a decision.
the general assembly consists of six non - permanent member nations with two - year terms.

Explanation:

• Analyze the first option: The United Nations General Assembly operates on the principle of one - nation, one - vote, so all member nations have an equal say in decisions made in the General Assembly.
• Analyze the second option: The Security Council has 5 permanent members (China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States) and 10 non - permanent members, not 15 permanent members.
• Analyze the third option: A single permanent member of the Security Council can veto a decision, not at least two.
• Analyze the fourth option: The Security Council has 10 non - permanent members with two - year terms, and the General Assembly has all member nations as its members, not six non - permanent member nations with two - year terms.

Answer:

The General Assembly gives all its member nations an equal say in decisions.