2019 National Parliamentary Procedure Test (FFA)

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Main motions:

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Are out of order when another member has the floor.

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Motions proposed in small boards or committees:

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Need not be seconded

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A member of an assembly, in a parliamentary sense, is a person having the right to:

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Participate fully in its proceedings

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Adopting a motion without stating the question and putting it to a formal vote is called adopting by:

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unanimous (general) consent

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What word should a preamble begin with to give reasons for a motion's adoption in a resolution?

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"Whereas"

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The bylaws of an organized local society usually provide that it shall hold:

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Regular meetings at stated intervals

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A communication addressed to the organization is normally read aloud at a meeting by the:

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Secretary

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An incidental main motion:

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Proposed an action that is defined under parliamentary law and described by a particular parliamentary term

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A motion to postpone indefinitely can be used when a member wishes to:

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Avoid an embarrassing matter

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To consider a motion later in the same meeting, a member may:

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Postpone the motion definitely