Ag Mech II - Unit 1 Review

The book considered to be the authority on and the basis for parliamentary law is:

• Davis's Guide to Parliamentary Law.

• Courtroom's Rules and Guidelines.

• Conducting a Meeting Made Easy.

• Robert's Rules of Order.

When planning a speech, the speaker should consider the purpose, the occasion, and the:

• audience.

• cost of clothes.

• fee for speaking.

• temperature.

A welding shop operator using people, resources, and processes to reach a goal is:

• managing.

• owning.

• planning.

• selling.

The two types of speeches based on preparation are prepared and:

• parliamentary procedure.

• extemporaneous.

• memorized.

• creed.

The most effective way for agricultural mechanics students to develop leadership qualities is through:

• participation in FFA activities.

• studying agricultural mechanics.

• trips to commercial shops.

• watching videos.

Content and composition of the speech are determined:

• during the questioning time.

• before the speech is given.

• after the speech is given.

• during the oral speech.

Martina is serving as president. She indicates that members should stand by tapping the gavel:

• once.

• twice.

• three times.

• four times.

Various numbers of taps of the gavel have different meanings, but chairperson Alma uses the gavel as the symbol of:

• authority.

• FFA.

• voting.

• weakness.

Which motion is closed to debate in parliamentary law?

• take from the table

• main motion

• amendment

• reconsider

Voice, stage presence, power of expression, response to questions, and general effect are factors used in speaking to evaluate the:

• audience.

• judges.

• oral delivery.

• written speech.