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History	terminology	Voting	Proper speaking	Basic Procedures
$100 What is Robert's Rule of Order Parliamentary Procedure is better known as	$100 What is a motion A proposal for action put forward in the Parliament for consideration, debate and decision	$100 What is a simple majority, a super majority, and a plurality The three types of votes that can be held	$100 What is "I move that we recess until..." The proper way to recess the meeting	$100 What is having the floor Before a member can speak at a meeting, she or he must be recognized by the chairperson. Once recognized, the speaker cannot be interrupted, except by the chairperson.
$200 Who is Henry M. Robert Writer of Parliamentary Procedure	$200 What is to adjourn To put off, postpone, or defer	$200 What is a majority vote Type of vote required for a motion to pass	$200 What is "question of privilege" The proper way to complain about noise, room temperature, ask to go to the bathroom, etc.	$200 What is making motions To propose a course of action that one thinks the group should take. If another member agrees that it should be open for discussion, she or he will second it.
$300 What is Britain The rules of the United States Congress were developed from the parliamentary procedures used in this country	$300 What is the floor Point where attention of meeting should be focused	$300 What is a 2/3's vote Type of vote required to pass the previous question	$300 What is "I move the previous question" The proper way to end a debate	$300 What is amending motions Changing a motion, it may happen as long as the originator of the motion is agreeable to the change
$400 What is majority rules, minority heard, handling one item at a time, and maintains order Set of rules and guidelines that Parliamentary Procedures was based on	$400 What is a quorum Amount of members present required to conduct a meeting	$400 What is division If a member is in doubt about a vote, he may call this out in order for a standing vote	$400 What is "I move that the motion be laid on the table" The proper way to suspend further consideration of something	$400 What is tabling the motion If it appears that more information is needed to consider a motion fairly, then it may be put on hold for the time being
$500 Who is Sir Thomas Smith The original creator of the rules of order, wrote an early formal statement of procedures in the "House of Commons" in 1583.	$500 What is a germane Discussion or motion that pertains to the main motion being considered	$500 What is voice, visual, ballot, roll call, and mechanical device The five ways to vote on a motion	$500 What is "I move we suspend the rules and consider..." The proper way to consider something voted on out of its scheduled order	$500 What is Calling the Previous Question When it appears that the discussion of a particular motion is no longer productive, the question can be called with a two-thirds vote of the members present. The result of the call to question is an immediate vote on the motion

Classification of motions	Procedures for debate	Presiding Officer	Speech Organization	Terminology R2
$200 What is a main motion Those that bring business before the assembly when no other motion is pending. This is the most common type of motion	$200 What are 4 minutes Time of an authorship speech	$200 What is speaking in 3rd person "The chair recognizes..." is an example of this quality that the PO should follow	$200 What are two to three meaningful arguments Number of arguments that should be presented in a pro/con speech	$200 What is an agenda An outline of the items of the business to be brought before the assembly during the meeting
$400 What is a subsidiary motion A motion which affects the main motion being considered	$400 What are 3 minutes Time of any pro/con speech	$400 What is Mr./Madam chair, Speaker, or President The manner in which the legislators should refer to the PO	$400 What are three minutes Length of a pro/con speech	$400 What is a committee a group of members who meet for a specific purpose or task
$600 What is a privileged motion Those of which are urgent matters that must be dealt with immediately, even if they interrupt pending business	$600 What is one strong tap of the gavel Signifies the meeting is being called to order	$600 What is "That speech was _ minutes and _ seconds; questioners please rise Following a pro/con speech, the PO must say this	$600 What is a quotation, an analogy, or a statistic The 3 methods to write a good hook for an introduction	$600 What is the presiding officer (PO) Leader who runs meetings by recognizing members to speak or move
$800 What is an incidental motion Motions which relate in different ways to the business at hand	$800 What are 30 seconds, 15 seconds, and time Time signified by 1 tap, then by 2, and finally by 3	$800 What is gesturing with your hands Another way to signal the questioners to have a seat other than vocally	$800 What is a claim, proof, and the impact The 3 parts of a point in a body paragraph that make it solid	$800 What is a docket The complete packet of legislation distributed by a tournament.
$1000 What is an unclassified motion The motion to rescind a motion	$1000 What are multiple taps of the gavel Signifies that grace period has ended (should not last longer than 10 seconds)	$1000 What is recency Where the presiding officer not only employs precedence, but also selects speakers based on who has spoken least recently (or earliest)	$1000 What is stating primary points and issues and summarizing key arguments The 2 parts of a conclusion that make it complete and end your speech off on a good note	$1000 What is out of order To speak out of turn; the person does not have the floor legally

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