Introductory events (grades 9–10)

FBLA Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure practice test

Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure is an introductory event for 9th and 10th grade members covering the rules for running orderly meetings under Robert’s Rules of Order Newly Revised: motions, voting, and officer duties.

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Topics on the FBLA Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure test

Principles of parliamentary procedure
Main, subsidiary, privileged, and incidental motions
Precedence of motions
Voting methods and quorum
Duties of officers
Order of business and minutes

Free FBLA Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure practice questions and answers

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Question 1
Unless the bylaws say otherwise, adopting a main motion requires:
1. AA two-thirds vote
2. BA majority vote
3. CUnanimous consent
4. DA plurality
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Answer: B. A majority vote
A main motion needs a majority of the votes cast. Motions that limit members’ rights, such as ending debate, need two-thirds.
Question 2
The minimum number of members who must be present to conduct business is a:
1. AMajority
2. BQuorum
3. CPlurality
4. DCaucus
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Answer: B. Quorum
The quorum is set in the bylaws. Without one, the assembly can take only limited actions, such as adjourning.
Question 3
Which motion is used to close debate and bring the pending question to an immediate vote?
1. APrevious question
2. BLay on the table
3. CRefer to a committee
4. DAdjourn
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Answer: A. Previous question
The previous question closes debate and requires a second and a two-thirds vote.

How to study for FBLA Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure

Learn the precedence of motions and which motions need a second, are debatable, or need a two-thirds vote. A one-page motion chart is the most efficient study tool.

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FBLA Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure FAQ

How many questions are on the FBLA Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure test?

Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure is an objective test event. Under the current guidelines, FBLA objective tests are typically 100 multiple-choice questions in 50 minutes. Check the official FBLA competitive event guidelines for your season and conference.

Who can compete in Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure?

Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure is one of FBLA’s introductory events, which are open to members in 9th and 10th grade.

What topics are on the FBLA Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure test?

Expect questions on principles of parliamentary procedure; main, subsidiary, privileged, and incidental motions; precedence of motions; voting methods and quorum; duties of officers; and order of business and minutes.

Are these official FBLA Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure questions?

No. The sample questions are original and written in the style of FBLA objective tests. TierOne is an independent study aid and is not affiliated with FBLA.