2024 CCM Practice Test (2018-2023)

Front

What are the two motions that are usually not voted on by the assembly but are decided by the chair?

Back

Point of Order and Raise a Question of Privilege.

Front

Which motion is not debatable, not amendable, and does not require a second?

Back

Point of Order.

Front

What is the purpose of Main Motions in a meeting?

Back

They introduce new business at a regular FFA chapter meeting.

Front

How should a member propose a Main Motion to host a picnic for FFA parents?

Back

FFA Member (after obtaining the floor): 'I move that our chapter host a picnic for parents of FFA members.'

Front

How is a Point of Order decided if the chair does not wish to make a ruling?

Back

The assembly decides the ruling by a majority vote.

Front

What is a Main Motion?

Back

A Main Motion is a formal proposal made by a member during a meeting to introduce new business.

Front

What does it mean to 'obtain the floor' in a meeting?

Back

To 'obtain the floor' means to be recognized by the chair to speak or make a motion.

Front

What is the difference between a debatable and a non-debatable motion?

Back

A debatable motion allows discussion among members before a vote, while a non-debatable motion does not allow for discussion.

Front

What is the role of the chair in a meeting?

Back

The chair is responsible for maintaining order, facilitating discussion, and making rulings on motions.

Front

What is a 'Point of Order'?

Back

A Point of Order is a motion raised to call attention to a violation of the rules or procedures during a meeting.