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