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