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WorksheetsFBLA Intro to Parli Pro
Total questions: 84
Worksheet time: 3hrs 48mins
A two-thirds vote means two-thirds of those present.
True
False
A quorum is not required to adopt a motion to adjourn.
True
False
The articles of the bylaws are divided into sections.
True
False
The lowest ranking motion is a main motion.
True
False
Minutes should record all main motions whether they are adopted or lost.
True
False
How many rap(s) of the gavel indicate to the members to come to order so that the meeting may begin?
1
2
3
short tap or series of short taps
How many rap(s) of the gavel indicate that a motion has passed or failed?
1
2
3
short tap or series of short taps
How many rap(s) of the gavel indicate that members should stand?
1
2
3
short tap or series of short taps
A motion that is open to controversy is ____________________?
new business
old business
tabled
debatable
By virtue of the office or position held is ______________?
Pro Tem
Pro and Con
Ex-Officio
Quorum
A written record of the meeting is called __________________?
minutes
amendments
assembly
committee
The purpose of Parliamentary Procedure is to provide:
a code of rules for action
a system to protect the rights of each individual
a logical and common-sense method of running meetings
all of the above
The basic rules of an organization are contained in:
Standing Rules
Bylaws
Rules of Order
Corporate Charter
The sequence of items for a meeting based on an organization’s order of business is called the _____________________.
Minutes
Agenda
Quorum
Program
Dismissing members from a meeting is called _____________________.
adjourning
withdrawing
reconsidering
inquiring
The method of voting where members stand or by a show of hands is called ___________.
secret ballot
roll call ballot
rising vote
casting a vote
To consider for a second time the vote on a previously adopted or defeated question is ___________________.
to adjourn
to withdraw
to reconsider
an inquiry
How does the Chair begin the meeting?
Roll Call
Reading the minutes
Making announcements
Calling the meeting to order
In order to introduce a Point of Order, the member must have a second.
True
False
In a formal meeting, the Chair must summarize every committee report made.
True
False
Two of the goals of Parliamentary Procedure are...
to allow decision making without confusion.
to allow the majority to be heard
to vote on issues without debate
to allow the majority to rule, but the minority to be heard.
In the Order of Agenda, New Business is the very last item before the meeting is adjourned.
True
False
If you would like to change how a motion is being discussed, what do you say?
"I move to adjourn the discussion..."
"I move to vote on the motion..."
"I move to amend the motion
"Point of Order"
If you wish to present a motion, what is the first thing you should do?
You stand and state your name.
You obtain the floor by standing and addressing the Chair.
You make your motion by stating, "I move to..."
You ask for someone to second your motion.
In a Voice Vote...
members raise their hands to show support
members call out "yes" or "no"
members show consent by their silence
members say "aye" or "no"
In a Secret Ballot vote...
members close their eyes and raise their hands.
members write their vote on a piece of paper.
members close their eyes and say "aye" or "no"
members show consent by their silence
postpone indefinitely
Previous Question
To consider its parts separately
To further study
To force and immediate vote
To verify a vote
Adjourn
To arrange time of next meeting
To dismiss the meeting
To dismiss the meeting for a specific length of time
To make a personal request during debate
Recess
To arrange time of next meeting
to dismiss the meeting
to dismiss the meeting for a specific length of time
To make a personal request during a debate
Rescind
To repeal previous action
to consider a defeated motion again
to consider a tabled motion
to defer action
Reconsider
to modify a motion
to modify an amendment
to further study
to consider a defeated motion again
Rise to a point of order or parliamentary procedure
To correct a parliamentary error or ask a question
to make a personal request during debate
to take action contrary to standing rules
to force consideration of a postponed motion
Amend
to modify an amendment
to modify a motion
to suppress action
to introduce business
Limit or extend debate
To modify a motion
to defer action
to suppress action
to modify freedom of debate
Main motion
To arrange time of next meeting
To dismiss Meeting
To reverse a decision
To introduce a business
Appeal the decision of the chair
to consider a defeated motion again
to force an immediate vote
to reverse a decision
to defer action
Leave to modify or withdraw a motion
to consider its parts separately
to take action contrary to standing rules
to repeal previous action
to modify or withdraw a motion
