Leadership Development Event (LDE) Greenhand Texas FFA Practice Test

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Which of the following is not one of the steps in introducing an order of business?

Rising
Addressing the chair
Voting on the motion
Making the motion

The correct answer is: Voting on the motion

The correct choice indicates that "Voting on the motion" is not one of the steps specifically involved in introducing an order of business. When introducing an order of business, the initial focus is on the procedural steps that help in presenting a motion or topic for discussion. This includes making the motion, addressing the chair, and rising to present your point. Voting on the motion, while an important part of the overall process of conducting a meeting, comes afterward once the motion has already been introduced and discussed. Thus, it does not directly relate to the introduction of an item on the agenda, making it distinct from the introductory steps.