FBLA PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURES EXAM
STUDY GUIDE 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
◉bring back motion. Answer: brings back business by introduction
or adoption. made while no other business is pending
◉precedence of motions. Answer: the order of rank or priority of a
motion
◉ammennd. Answer: a motion to modify the wording- and within
certain limits with the meaning- of a pending motion before their
pending motion itself is acted upon
◉chair/president. Answer: presiding officer, the person who
remains impartiality/ moderator
◉division of the assembly. Answer: the motion that calls for a rising
vote
, ◉division of the question. Answer: to divide a motion so that the
parts of it may be considered separately
◉limit or extend debate. Answer: Modifies debate by limiting or
extending the number or length of speeches
◉obtain the floor. Answer: Rise, address chair, wait to be recognized
◉parliamentary inquiry. Answer: a question directed to the
presiding official to obtain information on parliamentary law or the
rules of the organization, bearing on the business at hand.
◉point of information. Answer: a request directed at the chair, or
through the chair to another officer or member, for information
relevant to the business at hand but not related to parliamentary
procedure.
◉postpone definitely. Answer: the motion by which action on a
pending question can be put off, within limits, to a definite day,
meeting, or hour, or until after a certain event
◉raising a question of privilege. Answer: A member who has been
assigned the floor may be interrupted for the purpose of: urgency,
etc.
STUDY GUIDE 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
◉bring back motion. Answer: brings back business by introduction
or adoption. made while no other business is pending
◉precedence of motions. Answer: the order of rank or priority of a
motion
◉ammennd. Answer: a motion to modify the wording- and within
certain limits with the meaning- of a pending motion before their
pending motion itself is acted upon
◉chair/president. Answer: presiding officer, the person who
remains impartiality/ moderator
◉division of the assembly. Answer: the motion that calls for a rising
vote
, ◉division of the question. Answer: to divide a motion so that the
parts of it may be considered separately
◉limit or extend debate. Answer: Modifies debate by limiting or
extending the number or length of speeches
◉obtain the floor. Answer: Rise, address chair, wait to be recognized
◉parliamentary inquiry. Answer: a question directed to the
presiding official to obtain information on parliamentary law or the
rules of the organization, bearing on the business at hand.
◉point of information. Answer: a request directed at the chair, or
through the chair to another officer or member, for information
relevant to the business at hand but not related to parliamentary
procedure.
◉postpone definitely. Answer: the motion by which action on a
pending question can be put off, within limits, to a definite day,
meeting, or hour, or until after a certain event
◉raising a question of privilege. Answer: A member who has been
assigned the floor may be interrupted for the purpose of: urgency,
etc.
