SHS English Language · Year 2
Minutes Writing practice questions
The structure and format of writing minutes.
15 questions in this topic: 10 recall and 5 applying skills and concepts. Every one carries a written explanation.
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- Question 1Recall
Which type of minutes documents the decisions made by a board of directors?
- aBoard Meeting Minutes
- bInformal Minutes
- cSummary Minutes
- dDraft Minutes
- Question 2Recall
In the structure of minutes, "Agenda Items" refers to
- athe topics to be discussed at the meeting
- bthe list of participants in attendance
- cthe tasks assigned to individuals after the meeting
- dthe confirmation of the previous meeting's minutes
- Question 3Skills & concepts
According to the section, minutes writing is important because it helps with
- arecord-keeping, accountability, follow-up on tasks and decision verification
- bentertaining an audience with a well-told story
- cpersuading an audience to adopt a particular viewpoint
- dexpressing the personal emotions of the meeting's chairperson
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