Mastering Parliamentary Procedure

Which type of motion is used to take up business again after it has been dealt with?

Which type of motion is brought up and applied to the main motion to assist in modifying or disposing of it?

Which type of motion deals with procedure and not the business on the floor?

Which type of motion must be dealt with immediately, is usually undebatable, and only rarely amendable?

Which type of motion deals with personal rights and privileges and is allowed to interrupt meetings?

Which type of motion takes precedence over all other motions?

Which type of motion is not debatable?

Which type of motion deals with raising a question of privilege?

Which type of motion is commonly used to reconsider a decision?

Which type of motion deals with amending or referring a motion to a committee?

Which of the following is the main purpose of Parliamentary Procedure?

Who is responsible for conducting the meeting and using a gavel?

What is the role of the Secretary in a meeting?

What are the Four Main Principles of Parliamentary Procedure?

What is the order of consideration for motions?

What is a Main Motion used for in Parliamentary Procedure?

What is the first step in the 5-step process of presenting a Main Motion?

What must be done after stating a Main Motion?

Who is responsible for debating motions in a meeting?

How is a Main Motion typically presented?