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Robert's Rules

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Leadership?

a)

An activity to attend.

b)

The action of leading a group of people or an organization.

c)

Watching a team from the sidelines.

d)

Giving orders for others to follow.

2.

Which one of the following is NOT an officer position in Leadership?

a)

President

b)

Secretary

c)

Governor

d)

Vice President

3.

Which of the following is NOT a character trait of a good Leader?

a)

Supportive

b)

Effective Communicator

c)

Inspiring

d)

Demanding

4.

What are 'Robert's Rules'?

a)

Procedures for deliberation to have constructive meetings, and to help, not hinder a meeting.

b)

Rules created by a gentleman named Robert, to help organize teams.

c)

Rules and procedures used by schools to design effective curriculum.

d)

Procedures for creating fair teams.

5.

What is deliberation?

a)

Preparation for a meeting.

b)

Notes taken during a meeting.

c)

Reflection after a meeting.

d)

Discussion and debate.

6.

What is constructive criticism?

a)

Helps to improve and promote further development.

b)

Negative feedback.

c)

Hurtful and unnecessary.

d)

General, overall feedback.

7.

Which of the following is NOT an example of 'hindering' a meeting?

a)

Interrupting

b)

Following an agenda

c)

Having side conversations

d)

Allowing conversations to get off topic

8.

Who is the 'Chair' in a meeting?

a)

Secretary

b)

Vice President

c)

President

d)

Anyone who volunteers

9.

How do you 'obtain the floor' and speak during a meeting?

a)

Raise your hand.

b)

Fill out a comment card.

c)

Wait until it's quiet and stand up.

d)

Raise your hand and be called on by the Chair (President).

10.

What is the purpose for 'making a motion' (I, ________, move that we....)?

a)

To end a meeting.

b)

To call for a vote on something.

c)

To begin a meeting.

d)

To have a discussion.

11.

What is the purpose for 'seconding a motion' (I,_________, second the motion)?

a)

To agree with a motion stated.

b)

To get a meeting moving along.

c)

To end a meeting.

d)

To remind members to stay on topic.

12.

What happens after someone seconds a motion?

a)

A vote is taken.

b)

The meeting ends.

c)

The Chair asks if there are any questions or comments (discussion).

d)

The Vice President takes over for the President.

13.

Before a vote, members may suggest 'amendments'? What are amendments?

a)

Notes taken during a meeting

b)

Rules for running a meeting

c)

Discussion items for a meeting

d)

Changes to a motion

14.

What happens after discussion of a second motion or if there is not any discussion after a second to a motion?

a)

The Chair calls for a vote.

b)

The Secretary calls for a vote.

c)

A member in the audience calls for a vote.

d)

The meeting ends.

15.

Who has the final decision on recommendations from council meetings?

a)

Mrs. Zak

b)

Mrs. Hairston

c)

Mrs. Patterson

d)

Leadership President

e)

Mr. Westermayer