Which of the following is true about a question of privilege as a request?

1. May be renewed
2. May be reconsidered
3. May interrupt a speaker
4. Needs a majority vote

Which of the following qualifies as a question of personal privileges?

1. Impugning the motives of another member
2. Speaking in derogatory terms of another member
3. Misquoting a member
4. Disagreeing with what another member has said

Which of the following is a question of privilege affecting the assembly?

1. Something affecting the safety of the meeting
2. The resignation of an officer.
3. The compromise of confidential information
4. Talking while another member is debating

What is the purpose of the motion to Recess?

1. To temporarily halt a meeting
2. To end a meeting
3. To stop a meeting for a long time
4. To continue debate on an issue

The motion to Recess can _____.

1. be used to extend a meeting an extra day
2. be used to break between day one and day two of a two day meeting
3. be used to set a continued meeting at a later date
4. be used to end a meeting

Which of following is true about the motion of Recess?

1. Is debatable
2. Needs a second
3. Is amendable
4. Takes a majority vote

Which of following is true about the motion of Recess?

1. Needs a two-thirds vote
2. May interrupt a speaker
3. May be renewed
4. May be reconsidered

A motion to recess at a later time _____.

1.   ?    can only be made when no business is pending
2.   ?    can be made at any time
3.   ?    can be made when only a main motion is pending by itself
4.   ?    can never be made

Which of the following is the highest ranked motion?

1.   ?    Recess
2.   ?    Close Debate
3.   ?    Postpone to a Certain Time
4.   ?    Main Motion

Which of the following is the highest ranked motion?

1.   ?    Set the time for an Adjourned Meeting
2.   ?    Recess
3.   ?    Refer to a Committee
4.   ?    Amend

What is the purpose of the motion to Adjourn?

1. To end a meeting
2. To take a short break
3. To take a break
4. To end a meeting which will reconvene at a later date

When is the motion to Adjourn a privileged motion?

1. When the time set for adjournment has already passed.
2. When no time has been set for adjournment.
3. When the time for adjournment has not been reached.
4. At all times.

Why would adjournment not be privileged?

1. The assembly needs to discuss if it really ready to adjourn.
2. It deprives members of the right to have a meeting.
3. It is always privileged.
4. Adjournment cannot be reconsidered so the assembly must be careful.

If a motion is made to adjourn immediately it is _____.

1. privileged if there is other business is pending or the time to adjourn has passed
2. not privileged
3. either privileged or not privileged based on the way the motion is made
4. either privileged or not privileged based on the desires of the maker

When the motion to adjourn is privileged, which of the following are true?

1. Can be made when business is pending.
2. Can be made when business is not pending.
3. Needs a second.
4. Is debatable.

When the motion to adjourn is privileged, which of the following are true?

1. Is amendable.
2. Needs a majority vote.
3. Can be renewed.
4. May interrupt a speaker.

When the motion to adjourn is not privileged, which of the following are true?

1. Can be made when business is pending.
2. Can be made when no business is pending.
3. Needs a second.
4. Is debatable.

When the motion to adjourn is not privileged, which of the following are true?

1. Takes a majority vote.
2. Can be amended
3. Can be renewed
4. May interrupt a speaker.

When can the motion to Adjourn be reconsidered?

1.   ?    It can't be reconsidered.
2.   ?    When the negative prevails.
3.   ?    When the affirmative prevails.
4.   ?    In all cases.

When can the motion to Adjourn be reconsidered?

1.   ?    It can't be.
2.   ?    When it is privileged.
3.   ?    When it is not privileged.
4.   ?    When it is either privileged or not privileged.