ANS 1- 1.02-1.03 Mod. Quiz

What is the purpose of using parliamentary procedure?

• a. To extend courtesy to everyone.
• b. To focus on multiple items at a time.
• c. To observe the rule of the minority.

Which term is used to describe those assembled as voting delegates in a business meeting?

• a. Committee
• b. Assembly
• d. Group

What is the proper address for the person presiding over an FFA meeting?

• a. Mr./Madam Chairman or Chairperson
• b. Mr./Madam/Mx. President
• d. Mr./Madam/Mx. Speaker

What does a majority vote mean?

• a. When more than half of those voting vote on the same side.
• b. When exactly half of those voting vote on the same side.
• d. When all members agree on a vote.

Voting by members using the voice method is done by (a)   .

• a. Members vote by speaking aloud.
• b. Members vote by raising their ha
• d. Members vote by standing up.

What is the purpose of using a gavel in parliamentary procedure?

• a. To make quick decisions on motions.
• b. To signal the completion of a vote or adjournment.
• c. To maintain order and authority during a meeting.

What are the steps involved in making and disposing of a motion?

• a. Member stands, addresses the presiding officer, states the motion, and waits for recognition.
• b. Presiding officer assigns the floor, member states their motion, and another member seconds the motion.
• c. The chair states the question on the motion, calls for discussion, restates the motion, and calls for the vote.
• d. All of the above.

What is a main motion in parliamentary procedure?

• a. A motion made by the presiding officer.
• c. A motion presented as a new item of business for consideration.
• d. A motion that requires a two-thirds vote for adoption.

What type of speech provides information to the audience?

• a. Persuasive speech
• b. Informative speech
• c. Prepared speech

What are the three basic parts of a speech?

• a. Introduction, conclusion, and outline
• c. Introduction, body, and conclusion
• d. Body, outline, and introduction