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Hamden L. Forkner

The founder of fbla

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The first FBLA charter was chartered where

Johnson City, Tennessee

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The day the first FBLA chapter was charted

February 3, 1942

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When was the first state chapter charted

1947

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5

Which state had the first state charter

Iowa

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6

What year did Hamden L. Forkner propose FBLA

1937

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7

What color candle represents it's chapter in its entirety, in a officer installation ceremony

White

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8

What symbol on the FBLA emblem represents our belief in America and democracy

The eagle

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What color represents the historian. In a officer installation ceremony

Green

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10

At the national level how many individual or team events may a member enter

One

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In what category of competitive events is the American enterprise project

Chapter

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What color represents the secretary in the officer installation ceremony

Yellow

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13

Who can serve on the national board of directors?

National FBLA President

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14

Article IX of bylaw gives..

The process to amend the bylaws

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Pro tem means

Serving in a temporary postion

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A point of information is

An inquiry about facts

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To maintain order

A process of parliamentary procedure

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Madam/ Mr. President

How you should address the president

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Democracy

Parliamentary procedure is based on it

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Main motion

Motion whose introduction brings business before an assembly

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Aye

An affirmative vote

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Amend

To change the wording of a proposal before the motion is voted on

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Viva voce

Voice vote

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Corporate charter

A legal instrument which let's you know the name and object of the society

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Bylaws

Societies rules combined into a single instrument

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Rules of order

Written rules of parliamentary procedure adopted by an assembly

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Seconding a motion

To back up or support a motion

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Agenda

A framework for discussion

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Privileged

Motions that concern motions of immediate importance

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Minutes

Records of the proceedings of meetings

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Adjourn

To close the meeting

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Treasurer

Recieves and acts as custodian of chapter funds

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Rescind

To cancel a previous action

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Debate

Discussion of the merits of a motion

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Commit

To send a pending question to a small group

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Chair

The person presiding over a meeting

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Recess

A short intermission that does not close the meeting

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Reconsider

To bring back a motion that has already been voted on

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Majority

Over half

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Secretary

Prepares and reads the minutes of a meeting

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Division of assembly

Motion that calls for a rising vote

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Audit

Examination of a societies financial records

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Convention

A meeting or formal assembly of delegates usually chosen for one session only

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Committee

One or more persons appointed or elected to perform specified duties

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Approve

To adopt or agree

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Abstain

To refrain from voting

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Carried

Adopted

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Decorum

Proper conduct

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Consider seriatim

To consider a report or motion by paragragh

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Caucus

A meeting to plan strategy toward a desired result

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Annul

To rescind, repeal, or render void

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Board

A group of created by, and given power to act for, the organization which determines it's powers or duties

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Adjourned meeting

A meeting which is a continuation. Of a previous meeting or special meeting

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Chairperson

First person named by the providing officer

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A main motion can only be made

When no other motion is pending

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Step 1.

Members debate the motion

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Step 2.

The chair puts the question to vote

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Step 3.

The chair announces the results from voting

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1

Share the same form and content

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2

Defines the important characteristics of an organization

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3

Prescribes how the society works

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4

Has all the rules the society must follow

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What is the purpose of presenting a motion

To bring an item or motion into consideration

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What is the first step in presenting an item of business or motion?

Rising and addressing the president or chair

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What is the second step to presenting an item of business?

Recognition by the president or chair

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What is the third step in presenting an item of business?

Presenting the motion

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What is the fourth step in presenting an item of business?

Second the motion

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What is the 5th step in presenting an item of business

Statement of the question by the president or chair

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When does a vote go into effect

When they announce the results of voting

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What should follow the announcement of the results of voting?

A tap of the gavel

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What happens if the results of a motion in a tie?

The motion is lost

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Is a main motion debateable

Yes

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Is a main motion amendable

Yes

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Does a main motion require a second

Yes

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What kind of vote does a main motion require?

Majority vote

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Is the motion to refer debatable

Yes

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What happens to a pending amendment if the main motion is tabled?

All amendments and others belonging to it are tabled

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Does the motion to lay on the table require a second?

Yes

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What kind of vote does a motion to lay on the table require

Majority vote

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Is the motion to lay on the table amendable?

No

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What is the proper terminology to use in stating a main motion?

I move that

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What is the purpose of the motion to lay on the table?

To temporarily delay action on an item of business

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Is the motion to lay on the table debatable?

No

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Is the motion to refer amendable?

Yes

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Does a motion to refer require a second?

Yes

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What kind of vote does the motion to refer require?

Majority vote

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When a motion is referred to a committee what happens to the amendment or amendmentst that are pending to a main motion?

The amendment to amendments that are also pending are referred

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What is the proper terminology when referring a motion to a committee?

I move that we refer a motion that..... to a committee

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What is the purpose of an amendment

To modify the motion that is under consideration

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When may an amendment be offered to a motion

After the chair states the question and the member takes the floor

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In what ways may a motion be amended

By striking out words, inserting or adding words, or striking out and inserting word

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The parliamentarian has the power to rule on questions of order

False

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A point of information requires a second

False

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Division of the assembly

Incidental

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Amending a pending motion

Subsidiary

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Call for the orders of the day

Privileged

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Postpone indefinitely

Subsidiary

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Recess

Incidental

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Parliamentary inquiry

Incidental

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Reconsider

Brings the question before the assembly

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