Officers
Voting
Motions
Rules of Debate
Misc.
100

This officer takes minutes during the meeting. 

Secretary

100

This is the number of yes voted needed to pass a main motion. 

Majority

100

Who can make a motion?

A Member

100

How many times may a member speak on any debatable motion?

Maximum of two times

100

What does a parliamentary inquiry do?

Asks a question about parliamentary procedure

200

Where is the treasurer stationed? 

Next to the emblem of Washington. 
200

In a group of 45, how many votes are needed for a 2/3 vote?

30

200

The first two words that start a motion. 

I move

200

What is the debate time limit for each member?

10 minutes

200

This is the name of a written list of the order of business to be conducted at a meeting.

Agenda 

300

This FFA officer is in charge of setting up the meeting room. 

Sentinel

300

This is used to end debate on a motion and call for an immediate vote.

"To call for Previous Question"

300

What is the name for the motion that brings new business or activity before the assembly?

Main Motion

300

After a member makes a motion that begins with the words, "I move to," what must happen next in order to proceed with that motion?

The motion must be seconded by another member

300

The number of gavel taps that call a meeting to order. 

Two
400

This officer is stationed by the flag. 

Reporter 

400

If a vote is close, what ability does a member use to call for a revote?

Division of Assembly

400

What subsidiary motion delays a motion to be brought up at the next regularly scheduled meeting or until a certain date/meeting?

Postpone Definitely

400

Finish this sentence: No member may speak twice on a motion until every member has a chance to ____________.

Speak once

400

List one of the objectives for using parliamentary procedure. 

1. Focus on one thing at a time 

2. Extend Courtesy to everyone 

3. Observe the rule of the majority 

4. Protect the rights of the minority

500

Who represents the chapter in public relations and official functions?

The president. 

500

These are five voting methods that the president may use.

Voice vote, standing, roll call, paper ballot, and show of hands.

500

These are the three general ways a main motion may be amended.

Inserting a word or phrase, adding a word or phrase, and substituting a word or phrase.

500

How must a member receive recognition to speak?

Rise, and say "Mr./Madam President," then wait to be called upon.

500

What book is the reference guide for all parliamentary procedure?

Robert's Rules of Order