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- Q11. Describe the characteristics that make up an ideal presiding officer1. Willingness to work 2. Ability to learn parliamentary procedure 3. Team Spirit 4. Well-developed voice 5. Ability to lead others 6. Neat Appearance 7. Fair and impartial judgment 8. Skill in leading people1. Willingness to work 2. Ability to learn parliamentary procedure 3. Team Spirit 4. Well-developed voice 5. Calmness and self-confidence1. Willingness to work 2. Ability to learn parliamentary procedure 3. Team Spirit 4. Well-developed voice 5. Calmness and self-confidence 6. Neat AppearanceAn ideal presiding officer possesses the following characteristics: 1. Willingness to work 2. Ability to learn parliamentary procedure 3. Team Spirit 4. Well-developed voice 5. Calmness and self-confidence 6. Neat Appearance 7. Fair and impartial judgment 8. Skill in leading people30s
- Q22. What qualifications should one have to be on a chapter conducting team?1. Willingness to work 2. Ability to learn parliamentary procedure 3. Team Spirit 4. Well-developed voice 5. Calmness and self-confidenceMembers selected to be on a chapter conducting team should possess the following qualifications: 1. Willingness to work 2. Ability to learn parliamentary procedure 3. Team Spirit 4. Well-developed voice 5. Calmness and self-confidence 6. Neat Appearance1. Willingness to work 2. Ability to learn parliamentary procedure 3. Team Spirit 4. Well-developed voice 5. Calmness and self-confidence 6. Neat Appearance 7. Fair and impartial judgment 8. Skill in leading people1. Willingness to work 2. Ability to learn parliamentary procedure 3. Team Spirit 4. Well-developed voice 5. Ability to lead others 6. Neat Appearance 7. Fair and impartial judgment 8. Skill in leading people30s
- Q33. What steps must be completed to present a motion?1. Rising and addressing the president 2. Recognition by the president 3. Presenting the motion 4. Seconding the motion 5. Statement of the question1. Rising and addressing the president 2. Recognition by the president 3. Presenting the motion 4. Seconding the motion 5. Statement of the question 6. Voting on the motion and its amendments1.Recognition by the president 2.Presenting the motion 3. Seconding the motion1. Rising and addressing the president 2. Recognition by the vice president 3. Presenting the motion 4. Seconding the motion 5. Statement of the question30s
- Q44. What is the proper terminology to use when putting the question?"Those supporting the motion that... say yea. Those opposed say no" OR "Those in favor of the motion that... raise your hand. Those opposed raise your hand"The proper terminology to use when putting the question, or taking the vote is: "Those supporting the motion that... say yes. Those opposed say no" OR "Those in favor of the motion that... raise your hand. Those opposed raise your hand"Those supporting the motion that... say aye. Those opposed say aye"The proper terminology to use when putting the question, or taking the vote is: "Those supporting the motion that... say aye. Those opposed say no" OR "Those in favor of the motion that... raise your hand. Those opposed raise your hand"30s
- Q55. When does a vote go into effect?A vote goes into effect following the voting on the amendment and its motion.A vote goes into effect following the announcement of the discussion.A vote goes into effect following the announcement of the results of the voting.A vote goes into effect following the vote.30s
- Q66. What action should take place after the announcement of the results of the vote?A rapid tap of the gavel should follow the announcement of the results of the vote.The chair will move to close the meetingthe next item of business will be brought before the chapterA tap of the gavel should follow the announcement of the results of the vote.30s
- Q77. What happens to a motion if the vote results in a tie?A tie vote means that the motion is lost unless that vote is on a subsidiary motion.A tie vote means that a standing vote is necessaryA tie vote means that a motion is lost, assuming the motion requires a majority vote.A tie vote always results in the motion being passed30s
- Q88. What is the purpose of a main motion?The purpose of a main motion is to discuss business mattersThe purpose of a main motion is to present an item of business for consideration and action by the chapter.The purpose of a main motion is to bring an item of businessThe purpose of the main motion is to aid in the passing of important motions30s
- Q99. a main motion debatable and amendable?A main motion is undebatable and amendableA main motion is always debatable and amendable.A main motion is undebatable and unamendable.A main motion is debatable and unnameable30s
- Q1010. Does a main motion require a second and a majority vote?A main motion requires a second and a voteA main motion requires a second and a majority voteA main motion requires a second and a 3/8th voteA main motion requires a second and a 2/3rd vote30s
- Q1111. What is the proper terminology to use in stating a main motion?The proper terminology to use in stating a main motion is: I agreed to moveThe proper terminology to use in stating a main motion is: It has been moved and seconded thatThe proper terminology to use in stating a main motion is: I move...The proper terminology to use in stating a main motion is:I make the motion that ...30s
- Q1212. What is the purpose of the motion to lay on the table?The purpose of the motion to lay on the table is to temporarily delay action on an item of businessThe purpose of the motion to lay on the table is to again bring the question before the chapter for further consideration.The purpose of the motion to lay on the table is to present an item of business for consideration and action by the chapter.The purpose of the motion to lay on the table is to terminate discussion on an item of businesses and secure an immediate vote30s
- Q1313. Is the motion to lay on the table debatable and amendable?The motion to lay on the table is undebatable and amendableThe motion to lay on the table is debatable and unamendableThe motion to lay on the table is undebatable and unamendableThe motion to lay on the table is debatable and amendable30s
- Q1414. Does the motion to lay on the table require a second?The motion to lay on the table requires a second only in certain situationsThe motion to lay on the table requires a second and a majority voteThe motion to lay on the table requires a secondThe motion to lay on the table does not require a second30s
- Q1515. What happens to a pending amendment if the main motion is tabled?When a main motion is tabled, amendments and other motions belonging to it are lostWhen a main motion is tabled, the amendments but be voted on before adjourning the meeting.When a main motion is tabled, there can be no amendments to the motionWhen a main motion is tabled, all amendments and other motions belonging to it are also tabled30s