Equine 1 Obj. 1.02 - Parli Pro

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Which objective of parliamentary law helps insure that unpopular ideas are not adopted by the group?

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The majority rules on all questions.

Front

The motion to refer a motion to a committee should include: the meeting times, agenda, officer responsibilities, and places for the meeting; the names of committee members and the chairperson; the number on committee, how the committee members are appointed, the committee's powers, and when its members are to report; who appoints the committee, where it will meet, and the names of committee members.

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the number on committee, how the committee members are appointed, the committee's powers, and when its members are to report.

Front

Addressing the presiding officer, receiving recognition to speak, stating the motion, waiting for a second to the motion, discussing the motion, voting on the motion, and announcing the result of the vote are steps used to receive and dispose of the:

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main motion.

Front

The three parts of an organized prepared speech are:

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introduction, body, and conclusion.

Front

The longest part of a speech is the:

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body.

Front

The part of a speech that is presented first to the audience is the:

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introduction.

Front

After there has been much discussion on a motion with no new ideas or information being presented, the official way to stop the discussion is to:

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move the previous question.

Front

The part of a speech used to catch the attention of the speaker’s audience is the:

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introduction.

Front

If a presiding officer wants to participate in debate on a motion, he/she should:

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relinquish the duties of the chair.

Front

Debate or discussion is such an important part of parliamentary law that stopping debate on a debatable motion:

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requires a 2/3 majority vote.