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WorksheetsRobert's Rules for Dummies pages 1-26
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
Keep the meeting _____ (pg. 10)
Strict
Informal
Formal
Cold
What is Robert's full name? (pg. 11)
Henry Martyn Robert
Robert Milliard Henry
Robert George Henry
Henry Milliard Robert
How old was Robert when he wrote the first book? (pg. 11)
52
45
31
26
When Robert wrote the first Robert's Rules of Order what was his position in the army? (pg. 11)
General
Barber
Civil Engineer
Major
What is the current edition of Robert's Rules of Order (pg. 12)
5th
11th
7th
13th
Which of these are a right of any member unless taken away by disciplinary action or defined otherwise by the bylaws? (pg. 15)
To participate in debate
To vote
To make motions
To attend the meetings of the assembly
The term membership refers to... (pg. 16)
The Assembly
The Board of Directors
The Officer Team
Anyone at that particular meeting
Please study pages 16 & 17, the Principles of Parliamentary Law!!! They are hard to summarize here in question form, so make sure to study it!!
Ok!
No way, you dictator
Imma impeach u right now
A deliberative assembly is free to, in the regards of Bylaws... (pg. 20)
A. Adopt any bylaws as long as they follow RRoO
B. Adopt any bylaws
C. Adopt any rules
D. Adopt any rules or bylaws as long as when adopting it they use the existing procedure
B,C, & D
What's are the main reasons for having Bylaws? (pg. 20)
Governance
Just because
Procedure
Policy
Order
Which of these are rules? (pg. 20-21)
Charter
Bylaws
Rules of order
Standing rules
Customs
Every deliberative organization requires a charter (pg. 22)
True
False
Select the correct order of the rules, in terms of rank: (pg. 22-23)
Bylaws, Charter, Rules of order, Special and standing rules, Customs
Charter, Bylaws, Rules of order, Special and standing rules, Customs
Charter, Bylaws, Special and standing rules, Rules of order, Customs
Bylaws, Charter, Customs, Rules of order, Special and standing rules
Special Rules of order are: (pg. 21)
Parliamentarian rules that modify or supersede specific rules in an adopted parliamentary manual.
Rules related to the detail of administration.
Standing rules are: (pg. 21)
Parliamentarian rules that modify or supersede specific rules in an adopted parliamentary manual.
Rules related to the detail of administration.
Bylaws are: (pg. 21)
Fundamental Rules that define your organization.
An article of incorporation
Customs are: (pg. 23)
Procedures not written anywhere but followed in actual practice just as if they're written rules.
Procedures that are written down, that describes the actual practice of what an organization does.
Please study page 24's chart!! I could have put like 10 questions on here about that, but I trusted you guys enough to do it, so I decided not to waste your or my time.
Ok
Enough dictation already!
Eheu!!!
Furcifer et pestis es
YOUR NOT MY MOM
Who's the best TSA member?
King Francis
Shreya
Chirag
Ben Apt
Scott
Can Bylaws be suspended? (pg. 25)
Never
Elmo says, "No way, José"
Only if the bylaws provide for it or if it's a rule that otherwise would be considered a rule of order
Yes, with a unanimous vote
Why can't the membership use a unanimous vote to make something legal that conflicts with the bylaws without amending the bylaws? (pg. 26)
Doing so would violate the absentees
They can, trick question ;)
The Bylaws are more important than the membership
Because Stalin said so
Quick Mafs (QM)
Please select the correct match of officer names to officer symbols:
Reporter: Beacon tower, VP: Pen, President: Hardy Handshake, SaA: Gavel, Secretary: Star, Treasurer: Balanced Budget
Reporter: Beacon tower, VP: Pen, President: Gavel, SaA: Star, Secretary: Hardy Handshake, Treasurer: Balanced Budget
Reporter: Beacon tower, VP: Gavel, President: Hardy Handshake, SaA: Pen, Secretary: Star, Treasurer: Balanced Budget
Reporter: Beacon tower, VP: Star, President: Gavel, SaA: Hardy Handshake, Secretary: Pen, Treasurer: Balanced Budget
None of the above/below
