A) Notice B) Minutes C) Agenda D) Report
A) Notice B) Resolution C) Agenda D) Motion
A) Panel B) Proxy C) Vote D) Quorum
A) Motion B) Notice C) Minutes D) Agenda
A) Agenda B) Question C) Letter D) Motion
A) To start a meeting B) To vote C) To postpone D) To close a meeting
A) Secretary B) Proxy C) Chairman D) Representative
A) Committee member B) Treasurer C) Chairman D) Auditor
A) Vote on every issue B) Record minutes C) Approve motions D) Maintain order
A) Conclusion B) Body C) Introduction D) Title
A) Voting B) Discussion C) Reporting D) Implementation
A) Closing the meeting B) Calling the meeting to order C) Voting D) Writing minutes
A) Previous issues B) New topics C) Visitor’s report D) Financial records
A) Conclusion B) Proposal C) Resolution D) Letter
A) Clear language B) Unnecessary stories C) Slang D) Lengthy information
A) Annual general meeting B) Committee meeting C) Staff meeting D) Board meeting
A) Writing reports B) Typing agenda C) Sending notices D) Reading minutes
A) The writer’s name B) The date only C) Detailed information and findings D) Agenda items
A) Voting right B) Financial duty C) Leadership role D) Secretarial duty
A) Chairman B) Manager C) Secretary D) Treasurer
A) Reporter B) Proxy C) Agenda D) Quorum
A) Notice B) Form C) Memo D) Minute
A) Speaker B) Secretary C) Chairman D) Clerk
A) Send agenda B) Prepare minutes C) Read minutes D) Take attendance
A) Letter B) A.O.B C) Proxy D) Introduction
A) Heading B) Conclusion C) Body D) Recommendation
A) Agenda B) Motion C) Essay D) Quorum
A) Sending notices B) Controlling discussions C) Keeping records D) Typing documents
A) Secretary B) Chairman C) Manager D) Treasurer
A) One-sided B) Objective C) Emotional D) Confusing |