FBLA PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURES TEST
CERTIFICATION SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
● motion. Answer: a formal proposal by a member suggesting that the assembly take a
certain action
● main motion. Answer: a motion that introduces a substantive question as a new subject.
Made while no other business is pending
● subsidiary motion. Answer: assists the assembly in treating or disposing of a main motion
● privileged motion. Answer: deals with special matters not related to the pending business
requiring immediate attention. interrupt business and is considered without debate
● incidental motion. Answer: relates in different ways to the pending business or the
business otherwise at hand. most are undebateable and some may even interrupt a person
who is actually speaking
● 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 (if a motion has precedence
over another motion, it can be made while the one of lower rank is pending)
● adjourn. Answer: to close a meeting when no motion is pending and there is no further
business
● 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
● appeal. Answer: to determine the assembly's attitude toward a ruling made by the chair
● call of the orders of the day. Answer: a privileged motion by which amember can require
the assembly 1.) to conform to its agenda program by order of business or 2.) to take up a
general or special order that is due to come up at that time
● chair/president. Answer: presiding officer, the person who remains impartiality/ moderator
CERTIFICATION SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
● motion. Answer: a formal proposal by a member suggesting that the assembly take a
certain action
● main motion. Answer: a motion that introduces a substantive question as a new subject.
Made while no other business is pending
● subsidiary motion. Answer: assists the assembly in treating or disposing of a main motion
● privileged motion. Answer: deals with special matters not related to the pending business
requiring immediate attention. interrupt business and is considered without debate
● incidental motion. Answer: relates in different ways to the pending business or the
business otherwise at hand. most are undebateable and some may even interrupt a person
who is actually speaking
● 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 (if a motion has precedence
over another motion, it can be made while the one of lower rank is pending)
● adjourn. Answer: to close a meeting when no motion is pending and there is no further
business
● 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
● appeal. Answer: to determine the assembly's attitude toward a ruling made by the chair
● call of the orders of the day. Answer: a privileged motion by which amember can require
the assembly 1.) to conform to its agenda program by order of business or 2.) to take up a
general or special order that is due to come up at that time
● chair/president. Answer: presiding officer, the person who remains impartiality/ moderator
