Classification of Motions

The motion to adjourn is a(n)

• privileged motion
• incidental motion
• subsidiary motion
• unclassified motion

The motion to fix the time to which to adjourn is a(n)

• privileged motion
• incidental motion
• subsidiary motion
• unclassified motion

The motion to fix the time to which to adjourn is a privileged motion that can be classified as a main motion if made when no business is pending.

• True
• False

The call to recess is a privileged motion that can be classified as a main motion if made when no business is pending.

• True
• False

A call to recess is a(n)

• privileged motion
• subsidiary motion
• incidental motion
• unclassified motion

To raise a question of privilege is a(n)

• privileged motion
• subsidiary motion
• incidental motion
• unclassified motion

To call for the orders of the day is a(n)

• privileged motion
• subsidiary motion
• incidental motion
• unclassified motion

The motion to lay on the table is a(n)

• privileged motion
• subsidiary motion
• incidental motion
• unclassified motion

Previous question is a(n)

• privileged motion
• subsidiary motion
• incidental motion
• unclassified motion

To limit or extend limits of debate is a(n)

• privileged motion
• subsidiary motion
• incidental motion
• unclassified motion