Fix the Time to Which to Adjourn:

• Sets the time for a different meeting to begin
• Sets the time for the current meeting to adjourn
• Sets the time for the next meeting to adjourn
• Sets the time for the next executive meeting to begin

Members can change their votes on motions without permission from the assembly:

• Until the result of the vote is announced
• Until the chair restates the next questions
• Until the end of the meeting
• Anytime

Which of the following motions is NOT used to delay action on a question?

• Postpone Indefinitely
• Postpone to a Definite Time (definitely)
• Commit (Refer to a Committee)
• Lay on the Table

Assume a motion has been laid on the table and the assembly meets monthly. The motion to Take from the Table can be made:

• Up until the end of the next regularly scheduled meeting
• Up until the end of the current meeting
• At any meeting within one year of when it was laid on the table
• Immediately after the motion has been laid on the table

When the Previous Question is moved in the unqualified form, it applies to:

• Only the immediate pending motion
• Only the motion(s) specified when the Previous Question is moved
• Only the main motion that is on the floor when the Previous question was moved
• All pending motions

The motion to Recess, in its privileged form:

• Must be made when other business is pending
• Must be made when no other business is pending
• Takes precedence over all privileged motions
• Yields to the motion to Call for the Orders of the Day

Which of the following types of deliberative assemblies best describes a local FFA chapter?

• An assembly of an organized society
• A convention of delegates
• A mass meeting
• A legislative body

The motion to Limit or Extend Limits of Debate:

• Can be laid on the table along with the main motion
• Can be used to close debate on a motion
• Is amendable and debatable
• Requires a majority vote to pass

The legal document that gives the name and object of a society and also other information required by law is the:

• Corporate Charter
• Bylaws
• Constitution
• Parliamentary Authority

The member who proposes a debatable motion has the right to speak in debate:

• First
• First and last
• Three times for a total of 12 minutes
• After each speaker has opposed the motion