Gavel Taps
Meeting Basics
Making Motions
Reports
Mystery
100

How many gavel taps do you need to start a meeting?

2 taps

100

What does the president say at the very beginning to start a meeting?

”The meeting room will come to order.”

100

What words do you say to suggest an idea?

”I move that…”

100

Who reads the document that says what happened at the last meeting? 

Secretary

100

What do you raise to get called on?

Your hand
200

What do 3 gavel taps mean?

Stand up (for pledges, etc.)

200

What happens after the president calls the meeting room to order? (Clue: everybody stands to do this and its on the wall)

Say the pledges

200

What must someone else say to support your idea or motion?

”I second the motion.”

200

What does the president say if there is no changes needed to the minutes?

”The minutes stand approved as read.”

200

If you want skittles at the next meeting, how would you say that as a motion?

”I move that we have skittles at the next meeting.”
300

What do you do after 1 gavel tap at the end of the meeting?

The meeting is adjourned, you can leave.

300

What does the president check to make sure there are enough members to do business?

Quorum

300

What does the president say before voting on a motion?

”It has been moved and seconded that…”

300

Who gives the money report?

Treasurer

300

What’s the name for how we organize a meeting using rules?

Parliamentary Procedure

400

When the president says, “The motion passes,” how many gavel taps follow?

1 tap

400

What is it called when the president ends the meeting?

Adjourn

400

Name all 4 steps to make a motion.

Make a motion —> Second —> Discuss —> Vote

400

Do we vote on the treasurer’s report?

No, it is filed for audit

400

True or false?: You can interrupt someone while they are talking during a meeting.

False