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