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1 Page 1 of 8 PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE CONCEPTS (73) OPEN EVENT Regional 2011 TOTAL POINTS ( points per question) Failure to adhere to any of the following rules will result in disqualification: 1. Contestant must hand in this test booklet and all printouts. Failure to do so will result in disqualification. 2. No equipment, supplies, or materials other than those specified for this event are allowed in the testing area. No previous BPA tests and/or sample tests or facsimile (handwritten, photocopied, or keyed) are allowed in the testing area. 3. Electronic devices will be monitored according to ACT standards. Property of Business Professionals of America. May be reproduced only for use in the Business Professionals of America Workplace Skills Assessment Program competition.
2 Page 2 of 8 Multiple Choice Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. 10 points will be awarded for each correct answer. 1. If an assembly decides to do what a motion proposes, the motion is carried or A. adopted. B. accepted. C. passed. D. endorsed. 2. Which motion below, if adopted, makes a postponed question an order of the day for a future meeting? A. Postpone Definitely B. Postpone Indefinitely C. Reconsider D. Lay on the Table 3. The privileged motion to Adjourn A. has the same effect as the motion to Fix the Time to Which to Adjourn. B. may be amended by a two-thirds vote. C. is not needed if the chairman adjourns a meeting after asking for further business. D. allows for the member who proposed the motion to Adjourn to have the first right to debate it. 4. If you call for a Division of the Assembly at a meeting of seventy members, this means that the vote must be taken again by A. voice. B. rising. C. raising of hands. D. paper ballot. 5. The lowest ranking privileged motion is A. Raise a Question of Privilege B. Recess C. Call For the Orders of the Day D. Fix the Time to Which to Adjourn 6. The subsidiary motion for the Previous Question takes precedence over the A. privileged motion to Adjourn. B. incidental motion to rise to a Point of Order. C. motion to Raise a Question of Privilege. D. subsidiary motion to Limit or Extend Limits of Debate. 7. Which of the following is not a subdivision of a standard order of business? A. Reading and Approval of Minutes B. Roll Call C. New Business D. Reports of Officers, Boards, and Standing Committees
3 Page 3 of 8 8. For a motion requiring a two-thirds vote for adoption, the chair says, A. There are less than two-thirds in the affirmative, and the motion is lost. B. We don t have two-thirds in favor, so the motion is lost. C. The motion is lost since the vote is more than two-thirds in the affirmative. D. The motion is lost. 9. The incidental motion to Appeal A. may not interrupt a speaker. B. must be seconded. C. may be amended. D. is always debatable. 10. What jobs are usually assigned tellers when voting by ballot? A. Ballot distribution B. Ballot counting C. Reporting the vote D. All of the above 11. A standing committee of an organization reports to the A. executive board. B. president. C. assembly. D. board of directors. 12. The first article in an unincorporated society s bylaws lists the society s A. members. B. name. C. officers. D. meeting times. 13. A special committee appointed with power means that the committee A. must report to the assembly before acting. B. can act for the society in all cases that are similar. C. can act for the society in specific cases. D. must meet until all committee members agree on a solution to their assigned task. 14. An example of a legal method of voting other than a voice vote is by A. ballot. B. roll call. C. conducting a standing vote. D. All of the above 15. If neither the president or vice-president is present, the meeting should be called to order by the A. secretary. B. parliamentarian. C. officer with the most seniority. D. sergeant-at-arms.
4 Page 4 of One characteristic of a mass meeting is that they are A. meetings of organized groups which must have bylaws. B. called to only take action on a specific problem. C. only open to members over twenty-one years old. D. bound by their bylaws to use Robert s Rules of Order. 17. Which one of the following results could result in a main motion to be adopted if the presiding officer decided to vote in the affirmative? A. 18 in favor and 22 opposed B. 19 in favor and 20 opposed C. 20 in favor and 20 opposed D. 21 in favor and 22 opposed 18. Nominations and the elections of officers at a convention should take place A. prior to the convention. B. relatively early in the convention. C. near the end of the convention. D. after the convention. 19. A quorum in a committee is A. a majority of its membership unless the assembly has prescribed something different. B. two-thirds of the entire membership of the committee. C. three-fourths of the officers appointed by the chairman. D. None of the above. There is no set quorum if not prescribed in the bylaws. 20. Which of the following is not a characteristic of a deliberative assembly? A. The size of the group is less than six. B. Members can participate and act on their own judgment. C. The group meets and after full and free discussion decides action to be taken. D. Each member s vote has equal weight. 21. A Point of Order yields to all A. privileged motions. B. secondary motions. C. subsidiary motions. D. main motions. 22. Who is allowed to make a report for a board if the chairman of the board is also the presiding officer? A. The committee co-chairman B. Any other member of the committee C. The secretary of the committee D. Any of the above.
5 Page 5 of Formal disciplinary procedures should generally be A. held in an open meeting. B. the first step in solving a problem believed to be caused by a member. C. regarded as a drastic step reserved for serious situations. D. regarded as an extreme step and should be used as the second step for all problems caused by members. 24. Which of the following is a primary difference between a board and a committee? A. The committee is larger. B. The board has more authority to act independently of the assembly. C. The board meets more frequently. D. The quorum for a board is always larger. 25. The motion to Ratify is a motion to A. delay action. B. reconsider previous action. C. repeal previous action. D. confirm. 26. The motion to Lay on the Table is commonly misused in meetings in place of the motion to A. Adjourn. B. Postpone to a Certain Time. C. Reconsider. D. Commit (or Refer). 27. In a session of one day, the motion to Reconsider A. is not subject to time limits. B. can be made at any future regular meeting within the current year. C. must be made on the same day the vote to reconsidered was taken. D. cannot be made until two-thirds of the assembly adopts it. 28. Which motion below has the highest precedence? A. Fix the Time to Which to Adjourn B. Lay on the Table C. Call for the Orders of the Day D. Main Motion 29. A motion arising out of a report of an officer, board, or committee is taken up A. under new business. B. immediately after the report is read. C. and decided by the standing committee that deals with the topic. D. after the chair asks for additions to the minutes. 30. The effect of adopting the privileged motion to Fix the Time to Which to Adjourn is to A. adjourn the present meeting. B. recess immediately. C. establish a continuation of the present meeting. D. set a time for adjourning the next meeting.
6 Page 6 of Special meetings can only be called if they are authorized A. in the bylaws. B. by the president. C. by all of the officers of an organization. D. by a two-thirds vote. 32. How should a member vote on a motion that would result in a direct personal monetary profit? A. Vote in the negative B. Vote in the affirmative C. Abstain D. Only vote to break a tie 33. The officer who serves as a custodian of objects of value (except library materials) is called the A. security master. B. director. C. historian. D. curator. 34. Which statement is true regarding a committee of the whole? A. Members can debate one time on all main motions. B. The results of votes taken are final assembly decisions. C. The regular presiding officer is chairman. D. The chairman is appointed. 35. If a question is taken up on a different day than it was laid on the table, how many more times may members each debate the motion? A. Once B. Twice C. None, if they have already debated twice the first day D. A total of two times, including the first day 36. The expression privileges of the floor means that A. a person is permitted to enter the room in which a meeting is being held. B. a member may debate motions as many times as desired. C. certain members must be recognized and given the floor at any time. D. anyone present at a meeting may have the floor. 37. Bylaws and special rules of order contain A. the eight steps to process main motions. B. the provisions that are expected to have stability from session to session. C. detailed directions for the presiding officer on how to handle disciplinary problems. D. all the instances when members may appeal the decision of the chair.
7 Page 7 of The actual reading of the minutes by a society s secretary may be waived if A. the chairman decides they are not important. B. they are too long. C. they are sent to all members in advance and no member objects to not reading them. D. the secretary does not have time. 39. The primary purpose of using the subsidiary motion to Amend is to A. eliminate the main purpose of the main motion. B. alter the original main motion. C. lengthen the debate time on the main motion. D. call for an immediate vote on the original main motion. 40. What is the proper order of steps in considering a main motion? A. Members debate, the chair puts the question, and the chair announces the voting results. B. The chair puts the question, members debate, the chair announces the results of the voting. C. The chair puts the question, the chair announces the results of the voting, and members debate. D. Members debate, the chair announces the voting results, and the chair puts the question. 41. A board generally has the same character of a A. special committee. B. deliberative assembly. C. large committee. D. legislative body. 42. The motion Postpone Indefinitely can A. be laid on the table. B. go to the committee with the main motion. C. be moved only when the main motion is pending. D. be applied to all subsidiary motions. 43. An amendment to the privileged motion to Recess A. must relate to which members may take the recess. B. is never allowed. C. is not debatable. D. requires a two-thirds vote to be adopted. 44. Previous notice can be A. given orally if necessary at a meeting when a motion is pending. B. given orally when another member has the floor but has not begun to speak. C. sent by mail. D. All of the above
8 Page 8 of A parliamentary inquiry may be used at a meeting to A. request the chair s opinion on a matter of parliamentary procedure as it relates to the business at hand. B. inquire about the facts of the pending business. C. require that the chairman conduct a counted standing vote. D. introduce a new parliamentary authority to be considered. 46. A general rule when wording a main motion is A. to offer statements such as I so move, after informal consideration. B. not to propose a motion that the assembly refrain from doing something. C. to include negative statements. D. never begin a motion with the words I move that 47. The motion to amend can be A. postponed indefinitely. B. adopted without a formal vote (by unanimous consent). C. referred to a committee. D. laid on the table. 48. A member who has been assigned the floor may be interrupted for the purpose of A. amending a motion. B. limiting debate. C. raising a question of privilege. D. moving the previous question. 49. Which of the following cannot be suspended by a majority vote? A. A parliamentary rule adopted by the society as a rule of order. B. A rule requiring previous notice for an amendment. C. An established order of business previously adopted by the society. D. None of the above 50. A main motion is pending, and you have a question that needs to be answered by the maker of the motion. What could you do? A. Rise, and without obtaining the floor say, Mr. Chairman, I rise to a point of information. B. Rise, and without obtaining the floor say, Mr. Chairman, I rise to a question of privilege. C. From your seat, and without obtaining the floor say, Parliamentary inquiry. D. Obtain the floor and say, I rise to a point of order.
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