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HOSA Parliamentary Procedure: Test
Question and Answers [100% Correct]
2025/2026 Latest Version!!
What is the primary purpose of parliamentary procedure in meetings?

To facilitate orderly and efficient decision-making



What is the role of the president in a parliamentary meeting?

To preside over the meeting and ensure that the rules of order are followed



How does a member request to speak during a meeting?

By raising their hand and being recognized by the presiding officer



What is the meaning of "quorum" in the context of a meeting?

The minimum number of members required to conduct official business



What is a "motion" in parliamentary procedure?

A formal proposal made by a member for the assembly to take action or make a decision



What is the correct procedure for handling a motion that is seconded?

The presiding officer should restate the motion and open the floor for debate



What is the purpose of "debate" during a meeting?

To allow members to discuss the merits and drawbacks of the motion under consideration



What is a "point of order"?

A question raised by a member to address a perceived violation of the rules of parliamentary
procedure

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,How does a member "withdraw" a motion they have made?

By requesting permission from the assembly, which must then consent



What is the purpose of a "majority vote" in parliamentary procedure?

To determine the outcome of a motion based on the votes of the majority of members present



What does "amend" mean in parliamentary procedure?

To modify the wording of a motion before it is voted on



What is the function of the "Secretary" in a parliamentary meeting?

To keep accurate records of the proceedings, including minutes and motions



What does "lay on the table" mean in parliamentary procedure?

To temporarily set aside a motion or matter under consideration for future discussion



What is the definition of "suspending the rules" in a meeting?

To temporarily set aside certain rules in order to expedite the business at hand



What is the meaning of "adjourn" in a meeting?

To formally close the meeting and end all proceedings



What is the difference between a "main motion" and a "subsidiary motion"?

A main motion is the primary proposal, while a subsidiary motion modifies or affects the main
motion



What does the term "point of information" refer to in parliamentary procedure?

A request for clarification on a matter being discussed without offering an opinion



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, What is a "division of the assembly"?

A request for a vote by means of a physical count or a roll call when the outcome of a voice vote
is unclear



What is the function of a "sergeant-at-arms" in a parliamentary meeting?

To maintain order and ensure that members follow the rules of the meeting



What is "reconsideration" in parliamentary procedure?

The process of bringing back a motion that has already been voted on for further debate and
possible revision



What is the purpose of "closing debate" on a motion?

To end all discussion and proceed to a vote on the motion



What does it mean to "table a motion" in parliamentary procedure?

To set aside a motion without debate for later consideration



What is the purpose of a "second" to a motion?

To indicate that at least one other member supports the motion and believes it should be
considered by the assembly



What is the difference between a "privileged motion" and an "incidental motion"?

A privileged motion addresses urgent matters, such as the need to adjourn, while an incidental
motion arises due to a specific situation within the meeting



How does a "motion to reconsider" differ from a "motion to rescind"?

A motion to reconsider brings a previously decided motion back for reconsideration, while a
motion to rescind cancels or nullifies a motion that has already been adopted




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