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TSA Chapter Team Quiz 2023

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which motion below could be made so that the chair would be called on to enforce a violated rule?

a)

Appeal

b)

Point of Order

c)

Suspend the Rules

d)

Parliamentary Inquiry

2.

Which motion is privileged only when made while other business is pending?

a)

Adjourn

b)

Fix the Time Which to Adjourn

c)

Recess

d)

Lay on the Table

3.

If a main motion is pending and a motion to amend is being debated, which one of the following motions would be out of order?

a)

Point of Order

b)

Limit Debate

c)

Postpone Indefinitely

d)

Adjourn

4.

Which series of motions below is arranged from lowest to highest precedence?

a)

Amend, Main Motion, Recess, Postpone Indefinitely

b)

Main Motion, Postpone Indefinitely, Amend, Recess

c)

Recess, Amend, Postpone Indefinitely, Main Motion

d)

Postpone Indefinitely, Amend, Main Motion, Recess

5.

Which motion is privileged only when made while another question is pending, and in an assembly that has made no provision for another meeting on the same or the next day?

a)

Fix the Time Which to Adjourn

b)

Adjourn

c)

Recess

d)

Postpone to a Certain Time

6.

The normal grounds for a member to rise to a Point of Order are:

a)

To ask the maker of the motion a question

b)

Uncomfortable conditions in the meeting room

c)

A breach of rules

d)

To obtain parliamentary information from the parliamentarian

7.

An amendment to a primary amendment is called a(n):

a)

secondary amendment

b)

secondary motion

c)

third degree amendment

d)

first degree amendment

8.

A motion is recorded in the minutes as:

a)

It was stated by the maker

b)

It was restated by the chair when placed before the assembly

c)

It was put by the chair finally before being voted on by the assembly

d)

All of the above

9.

In order to conduct business, the minimal essential officers are:

a)

A presiding officer and secretary or clerk

b)

The president, secretary, and treasurer

c)

The president and treasurer

d)

A presiding officer, secretary, and treasurer

10.

______ is used to obtain information about meeting procedure.

a)

Parliamentary Inquiry

b)

Request for Information

c)

Point of Order

d)

None of the above

11.

Other than the Articles of Incorporation, the highest body of rules in an organization are:

a)

Robert’s Rules of Order

b)

Bylaws

c)

Standing rules

d)

None of the above

12.

If the vote on a main motion results in a tie:

a)

The chair votes to break the tie

b)

The motion is lost

c)

A recount is taken

d)

The motion must be reconsidered

13.

If a member does not want the original main motion even discussed at a meeting, s/he can:

a)

Move to Postpone Indefinitely

b)

Rise to a Question of Privilege

c)

Refuse to concede the floor

d)

Raise an Objection to the Consideration of the Question

14.

The motion to call for a Division of the Assembly:

a)

Is debatable

b)

Does not require a second

c)

Requires a vote

d)

Is amendable

15.

When a motion has been properly made and seconded, the chair places it before the assembly by:

a)

Stating the question

b)

Opening debate

c)

Having the maker of the motion repeat the motion

d)

None of the above

16.

A Request to be Excused from a Duty is a(n):

a)

Privileged motion

b)

Subsidiary motion

c)

Incidental motion

d)

Main motion

17.

A motion to Call for the Orders of the Day requires which type of vote (or action)?

a)

Majority vote

b)

2/3 vote

c)

Chair rules

d)

None of the above

18.

Which of the following motions requires a 2/3 majority for adoption?

a)

Main motion

b)

Postpone Indefinitely

c)

Previous Question

d)

Raise a Question of Privilege

19.

A committee can appoint subcommittees, which report to the:

a)

Board of Directors

b)

General Assembly

c)

Committee

d)

None of the above

20.

Which motion can be amended?

a)

Lay on the Table

b)

Previous Question

c)

Take a Recess

d)

Postpone Indefinitely

21.

If a member is unsure of the proper wording of a motion s/he:

a)

May consult another member for help

b)

Will be asked to yield the floor while he/she composes the motion

c)

May seek assistance from the chair

d)

Must submit it to the executive council ahead of time for assistance

22.

A motion to Amend is:

a)

An incidental motion

b)

An incidental main motion

c)

A privileged motion

d)

A subsidiary motion

23.

One form of amending is to Insert. This means that a word to be inserted is always placed:

a)

between other words.

b)

at the end of the main motion.

c)

at the beginning of the motion.

d)

after the first word.

24.

Before a motion may be debated upon by the assembly, it must be:

a)

Amended.

b)

Explained by the chair regarding its merits.

c)

Debated by the maker of the motion and then seconded.

d)

Made, seconded, and stated by the chair.

25.

The corporate charter should contain only:

a)

A description of the organization

b)

The name and object

c)

The name, object, and qualifications for membership

d)

What is necessary to obtain it and to obtain the desired status under the law

26.

The extreme penalty that an organization can impose on a member is a(an):

a)

Reprimand

b)

Fine

c)

Suspension

d)

Expulsion

27.

The term rules of order refers to the:

a)

Rules of parliamentary procedure.

b)

Agenda.

c)

Adopted bylaws

d)

General order of business.

28.

A subsidiary motion can be applied to any:

a)

Incidental motion

b)

Privileged motion

c)

Main motion

d)

All of the above

29.

When a main motion, an amendment, and a motion to postpone the pending question to a certain time are pending, the first vote is taken on:

a)

The motion to Postpone to a Certain Time

b)

The amendment

c)

The main motion

d)

None of the above

30.

In the standard order of business, the officer reports are presented:

a)

Immediately after the minutes have been approved

b)

Whenever it is convenient

c)

At the chair’s discretion

d)

At the end of the meeting

31.

The three basic processes of amendment are:

a)

Insert or add; strike out and insert

b)

Add; strike out and insert; substitute

c)

Add; insert; strike out

d)

Insert; strike out; substitute

32.

The name of the officer who is entrusted with the custody of an organization’s funds is the:

a)

Secretary

b)

Treasurer

c)

President

d)

Vice-President

33.

The vote required to adopt the motion Limit or Extend Limits of Debate is:

a)

A majority vote

b)

A two-thirds vote

c)

The request or call of one member

d)

A standing vote

34.

When a member wishes to bring a pending question to an immediate vote, s/he should:

a)

Rise to a Question of Privilege

b)

Move to Refer the question

c)

Move the Previous Question

d)

Move to amend

35.

Which motion listed below has the lowest precedence or rank?

a)

Amend

b)

Adjourn

c)

Commit (or Refer)

d)

Main Motion

36.

All of the following subsidiary motions can be amended except:

a)

Postpone Indefinitely

b)

Amend

c)

Postpone to a Certain Time

d)

Commit (or Refer)

37.

In order to be an amendment, the amendment must be _____.

a)

long

b)

short

c)

germane

d)

positive

38.

When an amendment to a main motion is adopted, the motion that was amended:

a)

is also adopted.

b)

is voted on immediately.

c)

remains pending.

d)

is postponed to the next regular meeting or until the adopted amendment is acted on.

39.

The motion to Rescind:

a)

can only be moved when no other motion is pending.

b)

can be applied to any main motion that has been adopted.

c)

is amendable.

d)

All of the above

40.

Which one of the following motions is debatable and amendable?

a)

Previous Question

b)

Refer to a Committee

c)

Suspend the Rules

d)

Take From the Table

41.

The articles of bylaws are divided into:

a)

sub-articles.

b)

sections.

c)

segments.

d)

divisions.

42.

The last paragraph of the minutes should state:

a)

which motions were seconded.

b)

all notices of motions.

c)

all sustained points of order.

d)

the hour of adjournment.

43.

Which one of the following motions is in order when another member has the floor but must be seconded?

a)

Raise a Question of Privilege

b)

Appeal

c)

Object to the Consideration of a Question

d)

Withdraw a Motion

44.

The orders of the day can be called by:

a)

one member proposing the motion and a second.

b)

a two-thirds vote without notice.

c)

any member.

d)

the officers after they confer in executive session and adopt it by a two-thirds vote.

45.

Who has the duty to determine if a quorum is present before a meeting is called to order?

a)

Secretary

b)

Parliamentarian

c)

Presiding Officer

d)

Vice-President

46.

A motion to Lay on the Table takes precedence over:

a)

Other subsidiary motions

b)

The motion to Take from the Table

c)

All privileged motions

d)

Main motions

47.

When the privileged motion to Adjourn is pending, the motion to:

a)

Lay on the Table is in order

b)

Limit or Extend Limits of Debate is in order

c)

Recess is in order

d)

Fix the Time to Which to Adjourn is in order

48.

What is the expression that is used to indicate that members will be contacted regarding the fact that a specific motion will be brought up at a meeting?

a)

Rescind

b)

Ratification

c)

Reconsider

d)

Previous Notice

49.

The motion to Postpone Indefinitely can:

a)

be laid on the table.

b)

go to committee with the main motion.

c)

be moved only when the main motion is pending.

d)

be applied to all subsidiary motions.

50.

Which vote on a motion is always taken first by the presiding officer?

a)

Affirmative

b)

Negative

c)

Abstentions

d)

Neutral