# tblQuestions

Question_text: How many motions to amend can be pending at the same time?
Answer: 2
Explanation:
An amendment can be moved for the main motion, called a primary amendment?, and a motion can be made to change the amendment, called a secondary amendment?.


Question_text: What vote is required to adopt previous question?
Answer: 2
Explanation:
A two thirds vote is required for anything that limits the rights of the members.  In this case, the members' right to  to debate or amend a motion is being ended.


Question_text: Which motion is used when the result of a voice vote is in doubt?
Answer: 2
Explanation:
Division of the assembly is simply a regquest ( demand ) for a rising vote.  It is NOT, contratry to popular beliefe, a call for a counted vote.


Question_text: Which of the following motions is NOT debatable?
Answer: 3
Explanation:
The motion to Lay on the Table is used when timing is urgent, so we would not waste time debating it.


Question_text: Which of the following is NOT listed in RONR as a type of deliberative assembly?
Answer: 4
Explanation:
the listed types are Mass Meeting, Local Assembly, Convention, Legislative Body, and a Board. Committees are often small bodies that are subordinate instruments of an assembly.  


Question_text: Which is a fundamental right of any single member of a deliberative assembly?
Answer: 1
Explanation:
The right to attend meetings cannot be removed from a member, no matter how many members vote for it.


Question_text: According to RONR, which of these sections is typically found in a society's bylaws?
Answer: 4
Explanation:
Committees listed in the bylaws are Standing Committees.  The parliamentary authority should always be specified in the bylaws.


Question_text: When the chair says, "If there is no objection..." what is the chair seeking to obtain?
Answer: 1
Explanation:
If all of the members of the body agree, by unanimous consent, even parliamentary rules can be waived.


