Match up the different The action of formally choosing not to
parts of a formal meeting. vote.
Then pick a current issue
and hold a meeting about
it.
To have the opportunity to speak.
Everyone agrees.
Declaring a plan or idea.
The majority of people present at the
meeting agree on an issue.
Inviting different members to speak,
keeping the discussion relevant to the
topic.
Formally recording your stance on an
issue.
The person in charge of the meeting.
Agreeing during a vote or to a proposal.
Disagreeing during a vote or with a
proposal.
The formal action that tells everyone that
the meeting has started or finished.
The most important item/s on the agenda.
A gesture called for when voting.
An account or summary of everything
that was discussed and agreed to at the
previous meeting. They must be read
and checked for accuracy then someone
‘moves’ to accept the record as being
correct. Copies are then distributed.
Supporting an individual idea so that it
may be voted on by the group.
Helping the meeting to flow and keep to
the business of the day.
A list of items to be discussed at the
meeting.
Issues raised in relations to the business of
the day which warrant further discussion.
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Master 1. The action of formally choosing not to 7. The formal action that tells everyone
page. vote. that the meeting has started or finished.

5. The most important item/s on the

agenda.
15. To have the opportunity to speak.
14. A gesture called for when voting.
16. Everyone agrees.
10. An account or summary of everything
that was discussed and agreed to at the
11. Declaring a plan or idea.
previous meeting. They must be read and
checked for accuracy then someone
12. The majority of people present at the ‘moves’ to accept the record as being
meeting agree on an issue. correct. Copies are then distributed.

8. Inviting different members to speak,

keeping the discussion relevant to the
topic. 13. Supporting an individual idea so that it
may be voted on by the group.
18. Formally recording your stance on an
issue. 9. Helping the meeting to flow and keep
to the business of the day.
6. The person in charge of the meeting.

3. Agreeing during a vote or to a proposal.

2. A list of items to be discussed at the
meeting.

4. Disagreeing during a vote or with a 17. Issues raised in relations to the

proposal. business of the day which warrant further
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