HOSA Parliamentary Procedure Quiz

What is the purpose of the HOSA Parliamentary Procedure event?

• To evaluate students' ability to play musical instruments

• To test students' knowledge in cooking techniques

• To assess students' understanding of computer programming

• To test students' knowledge and skills in conducting meetings and following parliamentary rules

Name the four key leadership positions in a parliamentary procedure team.

• Leader, Director, Organizer, Administrator

• President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer

• Captain, Chief, Boss, Head

• Chairman, Supervisor, Coordinator, Manager

What is the role of the president in a parliamentary procedure team?

• Takes care of the refreshments for the meetings

• Leads the team in physical exercises before the meetings

• Serves as the official photographer for the team

• Leads the meetings and maintains order

What is the role of the secretary in a parliamentary procedure team?

• Leading the team in physical exercises

• Record keeping and maintaining minutes

• Decorating the meeting room

• Making coffee for the team

What is the proper way to make a motion during a parliamentary procedure meeting?

• Interrupt the current speaker and state the motion loudly

• Raise hand and wait to be recognized by the chair, then state the motion clearly and concisely.

• Yell out the motion as soon as you think of it

• Send a text message to the chair with the motion

What is the purpose of the main motion in parliamentary procedure?

• To elect a new president

• To introduce new business or bring new ideas to the attention of the group

• To adjourn the meeting

• To discuss previous business

What is the difference between an amendment and a subsidiary motion?

• An amendment is used to postpone the main motion, while a subsidiary motion is used to end the meeting.

• An amendment changes the main motion, while a subsidiary motion deals with the main motion in some way.

• An amendment is used to close the debate, while a subsidiary motion is used to introduce a new topic.

• An amendment changes the subsidiary motion, while a subsidiary motion changes the main motion.

Explain the process of voting on a motion in parliamentary procedure.

• Chairperson makes the decision without input from members

• Motion proposed, seconded, discussed, vote called by chairperson, members indicate 'aye' or 'no'

• Members raise their hands to vote

• Motion proposed, thirded, voted on by the public

What is the role of the parliamentarian in a parliamentary procedure team?

• To provide snacks for the team members

• To ensure that parliamentary procedure rules are followed

• To lead the team in a debate

• To keep track of time during the meeting

What are the key principles of parliamentary procedure that every team member should follow?

• Maintaining order, addressing the chair, and using proper debate etiquette

• Ignoring the chair's instructions

• Interrupting others during the meeting

• Using improper debate etiquette