English Tensen
* 12. Meetings
Choose the correct term to complete the following sentences
1. The list of points to be discussed at a meeting is known as the ……a………
a) itinerary b) schedule c) agenda d) timetable diary = object where you put your agenda.
Report (van een vergadering) / Minutes
Agenda (persoonlijk) is bigger than shcedule (is enkel bvb school)
2. The person in charge who conducts a meeting is called the …a/d…………………
a) chairperson b) teller c) conductor d) president (amerikaanse versie) (ww : preside)
3. The official record of what is said at a meeting is known as the …b…………
a) records b) minutes c) spec. d) articles
4. The people who attend a meeting are known as the ………c…………………
a) attendants b) presenters c) participants d) partakers verschil attendants prticipants (attendant is part of the audience) 5. You should send your ……a……………… if you are unable to attend a meeting.
a) apologies b) cancellation c) excuse d) comment
6. If someone wants to discuss a certain topic and have a decision at the meeting they should put forward a ………d…………………
a) notice b) movement c) recommendation d) motion
7. The person putting forward a point for discussion is known as the …a………
a) proposer b) delegate c) candidate d) challenger b= iemand die iets represents d= fight an argument 8. For some meetings, you may need a certain number of people before it can start. This number is known as the ………b…………………
a) quartet (vier) b) quorum c) quote(citaat) d) choir (zingen)
9. In formal meetings, people wishing to say something will be asked to …a……
a) address the chair (het word vragen) b) speak to the seat c) present to the front d) deliver an address 10. The meeting may be ………d………………… to a later time if there is no time left or not enough information for a decision.
a) delayed b) proposed c) carried forward (vervroegen) d) adjourned (de zitting wordt verdaagd)
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Choose the correct term to complete the following sentences
1. The list of points to be discussed at a meeting is known as the ……a………
a) itinerary b) schedule c) agenda d) timetable diary = object where you put your agenda.
Report (van een vergadering) / Minutes
Agenda (persoonlijk) is bigger than shcedule (is enkel bvb school)
2. The person in charge who conducts a meeting is called the …a/d…………………
a) chairperson b) teller c) conductor d) president (amerikaanse versie) (ww : preside)
3. The official record of what is said at a meeting is known as the …b…………
a) records b) minutes c) spec. d) articles
4. The people who attend a meeting are known as the ………c…………………
a) attendants b) presenters c) participants d) partakers verschil attendants prticipants (attendant is part of the audience) 5. You should send your ……a……………… if you are unable to attend a meeting.
a) apologies b) cancellation c) excuse d) comment
6. If someone wants to discuss a certain topic and have a decision at the meeting they should put forward a ………d…………………
a) notice b) movement c) recommendation d) motion
7. The person putting forward a point for discussion is known as the …a………
a) proposer b) delegate c) candidate d) challenger b= iemand die iets represents d= fight an argument 8. For some meetings, you may need a certain number of people before it can start. This number is known as the ………b…………………
a) quartet (vier) b) quorum c) quote(citaat) d) choir (zingen)
9. In formal meetings, people wishing to say something will be asked to …a……
a) address the chair (het word vragen) b) speak to the seat c) present to the front d) deliver an address 10. The meeting may be ………d………………… to a later time if there is no time left or not enough information for a decision.
a) delayed b) proposed c) carried forward (vervroegen) d) adjourned (de zitting wordt verdaagd)
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