Who Am I #1?
Who Am I #2?
Which Part?
What Do I Do?
What's the Time?
100

I open the meeting each week. 

Who is the Presiding Officer or Sergeant at Arms?

100

I serve as the Master of Ceremonies for the meeting. 

Who is the Toastmaster? 

100

In the PIE acronym, "P" stands for this part of the Toastmasters meeting. 

What is prepared speeches? 

100

I am the President of the club, this is my standing role at a Toastmasters meeting. 

What is presiding over the meeting and the business meeting portion?

100

This is typically a 4-6 minute speech. 

What is an Ice Breaker speech?

200

I develop a list of great topics for impromptu speeches each week. 

Who is the Table Topics Master?

200

I think on my feet and come up with a short response. 

Who is a Table Topics Speaker? 

200

In the PIE acronym, the "I" stands for this part of the Toastmasters meeting. 

What is impromptu speeches in Table Topics? 

200

Besides watching the clock when someone is speaking at the meeting, I do this too.

What is displaying the green, yellow, and red timing cards or backgrounds?

200

This can be 4-6, 5-7, 8-10 minutes, or sometimes more. 

What is a prepared speech?

300

I write, practice, and then talk about my topic. 

Who is the Speaker?

300

I listen from the beginning to the end of the meeting to provide a comprehensive evaluation. 

Who is the General Evaluator?

300

In the PIE acronym, the "E" refers to this part of the Toastmasters meeting. 

What is the evaluation part of the meeting?

300

As the Grammarian, I normally come up with a word I challenge participants to use. What do I call this word?

What is the Word of the Day?

300

I typically take 2-3 minutes for my job. 

What is a Speech Evaluator? 

400
You'd better watch how long you speak; I'm watching it, for sure. 

Who is the Timer?

400

In the meeting, I listen to a prepared speech and give feedback to help the speaker improve. 

Who is the Speech Evaluator? 

400
This is usually read during the opening of most Toastmasters meetings. 

What is the Club Mission?

400

I need to respond quickly to a Table Topics question. The Timer displayed a red card or background. Help me with what I need to do.  

What is the wrap-up of your speech in 30 seconds or less? 

400

What should I refer to to know how much time to allocate to each part of the Toastmasters Meeting?

What is the agenda?

500

I am actively listening from the beginning to the end of the meeting. 

Who is the Grammarian, Ah-Counter?

500

In some clubs, I tell a joke to start the meeting off on a fun note. 

Who is the JokeMaster? 

500

The part of a Toastmasters meeting when the Grammarian and Timer give their reports. 

What is the Evaluation part? 

500

Toastmasters use this to know what is next and who is fulfilling the role. 

What is an agenda?

500

This is typically a 1-2 minute speech. 

What is a Table Topic response?

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