Question

1. who leads the meeting and keeps order (alternate phrasing)?

a) secretary
b) treasurer
c) chair/president
d) member

1. what voting method is private and often used for elections (alternate phrasing)?

a) voice vote
b) show of hands
c) roll call
d) ballot

1. which step allows officers or committees to share updates (alternate phrasing)?

a) new business
b) reports
c) quorum
d) adjournment

1. what voting method is private and often used for elections (alternate phrasing)?

a) voice vote
b) show of hands
c) roll call
d) ballot

1. what is the minimum number of members required to conduct business (alternate

a) agenda
b) quorum
c) motion
d) vote

1. who takes the minutes during a meeting (alternate phrasing)?

a) chair
b) member
c) secretary
d) treasurer

1. what voting method is private and often used for elections (alternate phrasing)?

a) voice vote
b) show of hands
c) roll call
d) ballot

Explanation:

• Question 44: The chair or president leads meetings and maintains order.
• Question 45: A ballot is a private voting method often used in elections.
• Question 46: Reports allow officers or committees to share updates.
• Question 47: A ballot is a private voting method often used in elections.
• Question 48: A quorum is the minimum number of members required to conduct business.
• Question 49: The secretary takes the minutes during a meeting.
• Question 50: A ballot is a private voting method often used in elections.

Answer:

1. C) Chair/President
2. D) Ballot
3. B) Reports
4. D) Ballot
5. B) Quorum
6. C) Secretary
7. D) Ballot