The floor, the chair and the table... meeting metaphors quiz

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Quiz Questions

1.
Who leads a meeting?
- A.
  A chair
- B.
  A table
- C.
  A floor
- D.
  An order
2.
When is a meeting "called to order"?
- A.
  When it is scheduled
- B.
  When the first participant arrives
- C.
  When the meeting is to begin formally
- D.
  When the meeting ends
3.
What do we call it when someone "has the floor" in a formal meeting?
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- A.
  This person can leave the meeting.
- B.
  This person can move to a different place in the room.
- C.
  This person can speak.
- D.
  This person can take a break.
4.
What verb does the chair use to allow some one to speak ?
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- A.
  Empowers
- B.
  Highlights
- C.
  Identifies
- D.
  Recognises
5.
When a speaker has finished speaking, what does he/she give back to the chair?
- A.
  The word
- B.
  The floor
- C.
  The order
- D.
  The meeting
6.
Which of the following could be on the table in a meeting?
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- A.
  Chair orders
- B.
  Ayes
- C.
  Speaker rules
- D.
  Discussion points
7.
What role does the chair have in a panel discussion?
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- A.
  Scedule
- B.
  Organise
- C.
  Time
- D.
  Moderate
8.
What happens if something is tabled?
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- A.
  It will be erased from the agenda.
- B.
  It will be saved for another discussion.
- C.
  It will be considered resolved.
- D.
  It will never be spoken of again.
9.
If a satisfactory answer cannot be found to a discussion point, what will happen to it at the following meeting?
- A.
  It will be revisited.
- B.
  It will be revised.
- C.
  It will be reviewed.
- D.
  It will be revitalised.
10.
Whose rules of order are used as parliamentary procedure?
- A.
  Richard's
- B.
  Roland's
- C.
  Robert's
- D.
  Rory's

Quiz Outcomes

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