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Meetings

Total questions: 130

Worksheet time: 1hrs 1mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Select the correct definition for "Debrief"
a)
a case taken to work to hold your personal items
b)
Clue 2: 7 letters. to question formally and systematically in order to obtain useful
c)
Clue 5: 11 letters. a person who provides an oral translation between speakers who
2.
This is an example of an agenda True or False
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
3.
Etiquette in general means......
a)
A list, plan, outline, or the like, of things to be done
b)
How you uniquely get something done
c)
The ususal requirements as to social behavior; proprieties of
4.
The Keynote Speech is the 
a)
A talk someone gives as at a political convention, that presents important issues, principles, policies
b)
An oral translation between speakers
c)
The person who speaks to inspire the people at a meeting
5.
Video Conferencing is 
a)
Standing before people and talking
b)
Conferencing between two groups in different places where they can
c)
This the way people talk with their phones
6.

to go to a meeting

a)

cancel

b)

run over

c)

postpone

d)

attend

7.

working in a group to think of some new fresh ideas

a)

reschedule

b)

take minutes

c)

brainstorm

d)

results

8.

to decide that a planned meeting will not happen [the date is not changed, it is eliminated]

a)

cancel

b)

commence

c)

adjourn / wrap up

d)

agenda

9.

to begin/start a meeting

a)

chair

b)

commence

c)

strategy

d)

productive

10.

to be in charge of the meeting; to lead the meeting

a)

chair

b)

cancel

c)

take minutes

d)

run over

11.

to take longer time than was expected or scheduled

a)

run over

b)

attend

c)

brainstorm

d)

agenda

12.

to change the date of a meeting to a later date than was originally planned

a)

cancel

b)

postpone

c)

strategy

d)

productive

13.

to change the time that a meeting was scheduled to a different time [either earlier or later]

a)

reschedule

b)

postpone

c)

adjourn / wrap up

d)

take minutes

14.

to end a meeting

a)

agenda

b)

adjourn / wrap up

c)

attend

d)

chair

15.

topics to be covered in the meeting

a)

results

b)

brainstorm

c)

agenda

d)

productive

16.

the business plan for success

a)

results

b)

chair

c)

strategy

d)

reschedule

17.

useful; efficient

a)

commence

b)

postpone

c)

adjourn / wrap up

d)

productive

18.

outcomes; effects

a)

brainstorm

b)

commence

c)

results

d)

reschedule

19.
The action or fact of blocking or obstructing someone or something.
a)
blocking
b)
stop
c)
improving
d)
closing
20.
Make or become better.
a)
done
b)
improve
c)
pass
d)
withhold
21.

Find the word combinations with "meeting" that means "organize a meeting"

a)

Arrange a meeting

b)

Set up a meeting

c)

Fix a meeting

d)

Run a meeting

22.

It means "make a meeting earlier than originally planned"

a)

Cancel a meeting

b)

Bring forward a meeting

c)

Chair a meeting

d)

Miss a meeting

23.

These phrases mean "make a meeting later than originally planned"

a)

Cancel a meeting

b)

Put back a meeting

c)

Fix a meeting

d)

Postpone a meeting

24.

It means "not have a meeting after all"

a)

Reschedule a meeting

b)

Miss a meeting

c)

Cancel a meeting

d)

Chair a meeting

25.

What does "run a meeting" mean?

a)

Be in charge of a meeting

b)

Take the minutes of the meeting

c)

Schedule a meeting

d)

Late for a meeting

26.

What does "chair a meeting" mean?

a)

Sit in a meeting

b)

Monopolize the meeting

c)

Be in charge of a meeting

d)

attend a meeting

27.

What is the opposite of "attend a meeting"?

a)

Run a meeting

b)

Bring forward a meeting

c)

Cancel a meeting

d)

Miss a meeting

28.

What word best describes the picture above?

a)

Social networking

b)

Extraordinary general meeting (EGM)

c)

Chatting with colleagues

d)

Brainstorming among colleagues

29.

"Brainstorming among colleagues" mean...

a)

During a meeting, ideas are produced quickly to be analyzed later

b)

During a meeting, different teams present their reports

c)

During a meeting, colleagues get into a heated argument

30.

Find other terms that mean "Team meeting"

a)

Board meeting

b)

Meeting with Suppliers

c)

Extraordinary general meeting (EGM)

d)

Project meeting

e)

Department/Departmental meeting

31.

Choose all the phrases that can be used to open a meeting.

a)

I would like to start by...

b)

If you would allow me to continue...

c)

Welcome ladies and gentlemen.

d)

In conclusion, ...

32.

What are phrases such as "It's out of the question.", "I'm not at all convinced it will work." and "I respect your opinion, but..." used for?

a)

preventing an interruption

b)

playing for time

c)

disagreeing

d)

making suggestions

33.

I'd like to... the following points

a)

go over

b)

get back

c)

comment

34.

I would like to go back ... the main points

a)

in

b)

about

c)

over

35.

Choose all the phrases used to summarise outcomes and conclude a meeting.

a)

In short, ...

b)

To sum up, ...

c)

Thank you all for your attention.

d)

If I could just finish explaining...

e)

It really depends. On the one hand...

36.

Choose all the phrases that can be used for being non-committal or playing for time.

a)

It really depends. On the one hand...

b)

That's an interesting idea. Can I get back to you on that?

c)

If you could just hold on a minute...

d)

I'm really glad you asked that question.

e)

Correct me if I'm wrong, but...

37.

Can I get back to you ... that?

a)

on

b)

over

c)

by

d)

in

38.

What can the following be used for?

"Sorry, could you repeat that?"

"I'm not with you. Could you explain that again?"

"Correct me if I'm wrong, but..."

a)

Preventing an interruption

b)

Being non-committal

c)

Disagreeing

d)

Asking for clarification

39.

Thank you very much for being ...

a)

in time

b)

on time

c)

the meeting

d)

the time

e)

punctually

40.

Can you ... on your progress?

a)

discuss

b)

talk about

c)

fill us in

d)

tell us

41.

We need to interrupt the first few agenda ... but we'll come ... those

a)

items / back to

b)

points / back to

c)

items / back about

d)

points / over

42.

Before we ... a break, let me summarise where we are so far. (2 correct answers)

a)

make

b)

take

c)

do

d)

give

e)

have

43.

How do you say in English "Darf ich Ihre Aufmerksamkeit auf Punkt 4 der Agenda lenken..."?

a)

Can I draw your focus on item 4 on the agenda...

b)

Please look on point 4 on the agenda...

c)

Please draw your attention to point 4 on the agenda...

d)

Can I draw your attention to item 4 on the agenda...

44.

When you are planning a meeting, what is the first thing you should do?

a)

Write an agenda

b)

Find out when people can attend the meeting

c)

Clarify the purpose of the meeting

d)

Define outcomes for the meeting

45.

During part of a meeting, a group reviews the agenda, lists ground rules, and assigns roles. What phase of a meeting is this?

a)

Starting

b)

Planning

c)

Focusing

d)

Facilitating

46.

Shelly is a meeting facilitator. She is trying to get attendees to discuss a topic no one seems very interested in. What should she do?

a)

Directly ask participants a yes or no question, starting with lower-level people

b)

Ask open-ended questions

c)

Confirm with the group that no one is interested in the topic and drop it from the agenda

d)

Ask the dominators first for their input on the topic to get things going

47.

Tom is the recorder for a meeting. Which of the following tasks does his job include?

a)

Telling the group to stick to the agenda

b)

Taking notes on attendees, topic discussion, and decisions

c)

Reminding the group about how much time is left to the meeting

d)

Correcting attendees who violate the ground rules

48.

Sam is planning a meeting. He has prioritized the topics his group needs to cover and lists them in order of importance on the agenda. He's also estimated how long his group will spend on each topic. What else might Sam consider in developing an agenda?

a)

Include an agenda item for the group to evaluate the previous meeting

b)

Schedule time to revise the agenda after the first two topics

c)

Plan for a break every 30 minutes

d)

Think about alternating high-energy topics with low-energy topics

49.

Which of the following sentences would a good facilitator NOT say?

a)

Let's move on. This topic has been exhausted.

b)

Are we getting what we want from this discussion?

c)

Does anyone have more to add to this topic?

d)

Please don't interrupt Molly. Everyone will have a chance to speak.

50.

The official record of what happened at a meeting is called the __________.

a)

meeting minutes

b)

meeting memorandum

c)

meeting record

d)

meeting roll

51.

A plan or outline for a meeting is called __________.

a)

a draft presentation

b)

a memorandum

c)

an agenda

d)

meeting minutes

52.

The purpose of the meeting was...

a)

to discuss financial problems.

b)

to discuss HR issues.

c)

to discuss marketing strategies.

d)

to discuss monthly sales.

53.

The Time Nazi is the one who...

a)

cares more about staying on track.

b)

always shows up late.

54.

The Negator always can find a hole in anything.

a)

Yes

b)

No

55.

The Rambler is the one who never hears a better idea than his own.

a)

Yes

b)

No

56.

The Social Networker is literally not fully present.

a)

Yes

b)

No

57.

The visual presentation in the video is...

a)

effective to visualize the strategies.

b)

interesting to enlighten the issue.

c)

not worth the hassle.

58.

The Underachieving Scribe refers to...

a)

the one who is able to fit one sentence into fourteen paragraph.

b)

the one who is best at taking worst notes.

59.
Official meetings require a set agenda
a)
True
b)
False
60.
The first item in an agenda is the Roll Call
a)
True
b)
False
61.
A motion is a voted item
a)
True
b)
False
62.
A Seconder is the person #2 in a meeting, usually the meeting secretary
a)
True
b)
False
63.
CALL TO ORDER is the first item in any official meeting agenda
a)
True
b)
False
64.
The voting process starts with a clearly stated motion
a)
True
b)
False
65.
When members vote on the meeting agenda, no one has the right to abstain
a)
True
b)
False
66.
The 'MOVER' is the one who makes a motion
a)
True
b)
False
67.
The word 'MINUTES' refers to time wasted in official meetings
a)
True
b)
False
68.
Counting the number of meeting attendees is called 'CALL TO ORDER'
a)
True
b)
False
69.

This type of meeting is held once a year.

a)

Board Meetings

b)

Committee Meetings

c)

Annual General Meetings

d)

Statutory Meetings

70.

Which meeting is classified as an informal meeting?

a)

department meeting

b)

board meeting

c)

extraordinary general meeting

d)

general meeting

71.

A person who is authorised to act on behalf of another person (the term also refers to the document that gives this authorisation)

a)

quorum

b)

verbatim

c)

proxy

d)

adjourn

72.

The minutes of a meeting are:

a)

used to document all proceedings from the start of the meeting to its conclusion.

b)

usually sent no fewer than 14 days in advance to all persons who are to attend the meeting.

c)

usually prepared by the secretary, under the guidance of the chairperson

d)

usually exactly the same words, a word for words report of a speech

73.

The term 'ad hoc' is used in connection with which of the following?

a)

votes

b)

agenda

c)

committee

d)

notices

74.

A word-for-word report of a speech is described as being which of the following?

a)

verbatim

b)

moving

c)

proxy

d)

oral

75.

If members leave during the meeting so that there is no longer a quorum, what should the chairperson do?

a)

continue the meeting

b)

recall the members who left

c)

adjourn the meeting

d)

ask the secretary to fill in for the missing members

76.

The document which lists the items that will be dealt with at a meeting is called :

a)

the action notes

b)

the agenda

c)

the minutes

d)

the AGM

77.

The initials EGM stands for:

a)

Extra general meeting

b)

Extra Governors meeting

c)

Extraordinary general meeting

d)

Emergency general meeting

78.

All of the following are established meeting protocols EXCEPT:

a)

respect

b)

seating arrangement

c)

confidentiality

d)

agenda

79.

The person who presides over a meeting - this is the highest office of a group of such as a board or committee.

a)

ex-officio

b)

chairperson

c)

proxy

d)

motion

80.

Let's postpone the meeting until next week.

a)

can't attend a meeting

b)

during the meeting

c)

before the meeting

d)

canceling a meeting

81.

I won't be able to go to that meeting because I have another at the same time.

a)

can't attend a meeting

b)

stating your opinion

c)

asking for clarity

d)

before the meeting

82.

I didn't understand the new methodology.

a)

canceling a meeting

b)

can't attend a meeting

c)

asking for clarity

d)

raising a question

83.

I have a doubt, how are we going to arrange these files?

a)

canceling a meeting

b)

raising a question

c)

before the meeting

d)

stating your opinion

84.

Select the best way to say you will not attend a meeting

a)

I am not coming to the meeting at 4:00

b)

I totally can't come to the meeting at 4:00

c)

I will never come to the meeting at 4:00

d)

I will not be able to come to the meeting at 4:00

85.

Select the best way to ask someone to explain something better

a)

Can you elaborate on the proposal you mentioned?

b)

Explain better the proposal you mentioned

c)

I didn't get the proposal you mentioned

d)

Can you explain better that proposal?

86.

Select the best way to ask a question during a meeting

a)

Tell me how much it will cost

b)

It will cost how much?

c)

I have a question, how much will it cost?

d)

Hey, how much will it cost?

87.

Select the best way to ask about the duration of a meeting

a)

How long do you think the meeting will be?

b)

How much time will the meeting will be?

c)

How many minutes will the meeting be?

d)

How many time is the meeting going to be?

88.

What am I? I am a record of what is said and agreed upon in a meeting.

a)

Minute

b)

Agenda

c)

Record of meeting

d)

Meeting record

89.

What am I? I rate all the tasks which have to be completed in order.

a)

Priority Schedule

b)

Priorities list

c)

Action Plan

d)

To Do List

90.

What am I? I record who turned up to the meeting and who didn't.

a)

To Do List

b)

Register

c)

Attendance Register

d)

Absence List

91.

For a meeting to take place people have to be physically present.

a)

True

b)

False

92.

Apologies for absence must be given in advance.

a)

True

b)

False

93.

Meetings with Minutes taken are formal meetings.

a)

True

b)

False

94.

A meeting is defined as one that is?

a)

A deliberative assembly of individuals called to certain issues and problems and to take decisions.

b)

An assembly of people who have many goals that they want to discuss

c)

A gathering designed for persons who want to market their business and post to social media

d)

An assembly of people who want to share their thoughts and ideas on random topics

95.

There are TWO types of meetings:

a)

Semi-Formal and Formal

b)

Non- Formal and Informal

c)

Formal and Informal

d)

Business and Other

96.

The deliberations from a meeting are recorded in a written form known as

a)

Addendum

b)

Agenda

c)

Business Documents

d)

Minutes

97.

Quorom is ...

a)

The minimum number of members required to make a meeting legally operative

b)

The number of persons present at a meeting

c)

The length of the meeting

d)

Another name for group of persons at a meeting

98.

Decisions from a meeting are called

a)

Decisions

b)

Resolutions

c)

Agreements

d)

Agreed points

99.

Organizational and Operational meetings are examples of formal and informal meetings

a)

True

b)

False

100.

A formal meeting has a definite time, definite place with a definite duration to follow an agreed agenda

a)

Ture

b)

False

101.

An meeting Agenda is?

a)

A legally binding document

b)

A list of meeting activities in the order in which they are taken up

c)

A programme

d)

A business document used for meetings

102.

What is a benefit of having an effective meeting agenda?

a)

The meeting goes smoother.

b)

It helps keep people on track.

c)

All topics can be covered.

103.

When is an agenda prepared for a meeting?

a)

It should be prepared several days in advance.

b)

It is prepared as part of the start of the meeting.

c)

It is usually written as a review after a meeting is over.

d)

Most meetings do not require an agenda.

104.

Why are attendees listed on a meeting agenda?

a)

To leave out people you don't like

b)

To ensure all needed parties are in attendance

c)

To invite people who support your issues

d)

For roll call

105.

Jeremy is participating in a meeting with the board of trustees of his organization. Why would he want to use an ice breaker at the beginning of his presentation?

a)

To gain the attention of the participants

b)

To handle conflict effectively

c)

To summarize key points covered in the meeting

d)

To ensure everyone participates

106.

Which of the following is NOT part of the meeting preparation process?

a)

Choose the right time

b)

Create an appropriate agenda

c)

Assign a note taker

d)

Invite the right people to the meeting

107.

What is a virtual meeting?

a)

Where meetings occur using emails

b)

Where people use holograms of each other

c)

Where people use software to send video, audio and text messaging to one another

d)

Where people physically meet together

108.

What is an agenda?

a)

A list of items to discuss that should be sent to you before the meeting

b)

Something that comes before a notice

c)

The person who directs conversation and make sure it stays on topic

d)

Notes taken at the meeting and sent to everyone afterwards

109.

What are the minutes?

a)

A list of items to discuss that should be sent to you before the meeting

b)

Notes taken at the meeting and sent to everyone afterwards

c)

The person who records what is said and any actions to be taken

110.

We ran out of time and were forced to _______ the meeting.

a)

allocate

b)

address

c)

stop

d)

adjourn

111.

The board members couldn't come to a _______ so they had to hold a vote.

a)

conclusion

b)

grievance

c)

designate

d)

consensus

112.

At the meeting, the MD put forward _______ to eliminate all part-time positions.

a)

an action

b)

a resolution

c)

an motion

d)

an amendment

113.

Why do we need to estimate the length of meeting?

a)

To make every meeting a learning event

b)

People need to know how long to plan for the meeting

c)

To identify the number of participants and guests who will come

114.

Who organises the meeting?

a)

CEO

b)

Chairperson

c)

Secretary

d)

Participants

115.

Who makes sure the meeting is functioning correctly?

a)

CEO

b)

Manager

c)

Chairperson

d)

Secretary

116.

Which question can help you decide whether to schedule a meeting?

a)

What materials do we need?

b)

Where should we have the meeting?

c)

Who should attend the meeting?

d)

Is an immediate decision or response needed?

117.

To keep a meeting moving at a comfortable pace, the chair should....

a)

review the agenda with all members

b)

distribute materials needed for the discussion of issues

c)

ask members to evaluate the meeting at the end of the meeting

d)

begin on time without waiting for latecomers

e)

avoid placing a time limit on each agenda item

118.

The written record of a group's discussion and activities are...

a)

the minutes

b)

an agenda

c)

a report

d)

a call to order

e)

an action item

119.

Minutes are recorded so people that missed the meeting can review what was discussed.

a)

True

b)

False

120.

Which of these details are mentioned in minutes?

a)

Venue of the meeting

b)

Date of the meeting

c)

Name of the chairman

d)

Name of organisation

121.

The number of persons who must be present if the meeting is to have any validity is called...

a)

the floor

b)

a quorum

c)

a ballot

d)

the motion

122.

Not according to the rules of the meeting.

a)

banned

b)

unanimous

c)

out of order

d)

opposed

123.

When the minutes of the previous meeting are accepted by those present, the minutes are ...

a)

adopted

b)

confirmed

c)

passed

d)

adjourned

124.

A method of voting in which people put their hands above their heads.

a)

shouting

b)

waving

c)

show of hands

d)

by palm

125.

A proposal formally put before a meeting.

a)

confirmation

b)

adoption

c)

resolution

d)

motion

126.

To formally support the proposer of a motion or amendment.

a)

pass

b)

co-opt

c)

second

d)

oppose

127.

An alternative or substitution for a motion already made.

a)

admission

b)

resolution

c)

amendment

d)

constitution

128.

A method of voting in writing.

a)

by ballot

b)

by voice

c)

by mail

d)

by pen

129.

A motion which has been carried or passed becomes ...

a)

an adoption

b)

a constitution

c)

a resolution

d)

a confirmation

130.

In case of a tie in the voting, the chairman can use his ...

a)

minutes

b)

casting vote

c)

resolution

d)

walking stick