Teamwork Worksheet: Team Meetings
Leader's tip (Plan, talk, record): Order: share the agenda → start on time → discuss each topic → agree on action points → send the minutes. Agenda: the list of topics, time for each topic, sent before the meeting. Minutes: what was decided, who attended, who will do what. Good habits: one person at a time, sticking to the agenda, phones on silent. Poor: no agenda, everyone talking at once, no notes, no clear decisions.
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- 1.Which of these is a good meeting habit? (a) starting very late (b) sticking to the agenda (c) no clear decisions (d) chatting off-topic
- 2.📋 For a team meeting, which comes first: start on time or discuss each topic? (a) start on time (b) discuss each topic
- 3.📋 For a team meeting, which comes first: start on time or send the minutes? (a) start on time (b) send the minutes
- 4.Which of these is part of the agenda? (a) who will do what (b) who attended (c) what was decided (d) the list of topics
- 5.Which of these is part of the minutes? (a) the list of topics (b) who will do what (c) time for each topic (d) sent before the meeting
- 6.Which of these is a good meeting habit? (a) starting on time (b) no notes taken (c) no agenda at all (d) starting very late
- 7.📋 Good or poor meeting habit: ending with next steps? (a) a good meeting habit (b) a poor meeting habit
- 8.True or false: “notes made during it” is part of the minutes. (a) False (b) True
- 9.True or false: “time for each topic” is part of the minutes. (a) False (b) True
- 10.Which of these is a good meeting habit? (a) starting very late (b) no agenda at all (c) noting action points (d) everyone talking at once
- 11.📋 Agenda or minutes — where does this belong: topics in order? (a) the minutes (b) the agenda
- 12.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) phones on silent (b) noting action points (c) sticking to the agenda (d) no agenda at all
- 13.📝 What are the minutes of a meeting? (a) a list of topics (b) the meeting length (c) a record of decisions (d) the snacks list
- 14.True or false: “topics in order” is part of the agenda. (a) True (b) False
- 15.Which of these is part of the minutes? (a) topics in order (b) sent before the meeting (c) time for each topic (d) notes made during it
- 16.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) no clear decisions (b) one person at a time (c) starting very late (d) chatting off-topic
- 17.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) time for each topic (b) what was decided (c) sent before the meeting (d) the list of topics
- 18.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) one person at a time (b) sticking to the agenda (c) noting action points (d) chatting off-topic
- 19.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) phones on silent (b) everyone talking at once (c) noting action points (d) sticking to the agenda
- 20.📋 For a team meeting, which comes first: agree on action points or discuss each topic? (a) agree on action points (b) discuss each topic
- 21.Which of these is a good meeting habit? (a) chatting off-topic (b) no agenda at all (c) one person at a time (d) no clear decisions
- 22.Which of these is part of the agenda? (a) time for each topic (b) who will do what (c) what was decided (d) who attended
- 23.📋 What is an agenda? (a) a seating chart (b) a money record (c) a list of decisions (d) a list of topics
- 24.Which of these is part of the agenda? (a) notes made during it (b) who will do what (c) sent before the meeting (d) who attended
- 25.📋 Good or poor meeting habit: everyone talking at once? (a) a good meeting habit (b) a poor meeting habit
- 26.⏰ When should the agenda reach members? (a) before the meeting (b) after the meeting (c) never (d) a month later
- 27.📋 Agenda or minutes — where does this belong: the list of topics? (a) the minutes (b) the agenda
- 28.📋 Good or poor meeting habit: noting action points? (a) a poor meeting habit (b) a good meeting habit
- 29.📋 For a team meeting, which comes first: agree on action points or share the agenda? (a) agree on action points (b) share the agenda
- 30.📋 Agenda or minutes — where does this belong: time for each topic? (a) the agenda (b) the minutes
- 31.Which of these is part of the minutes? (a) the list of topics (b) topics in order (c) who attended (d) time for each topic
- 32.📋 Agenda or minutes — where does this belong: who will do what? (a) the agenda (b) the minutes
- 33.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) topics in order (b) what was decided (c) who attended (d) who will do what
- 34.Which of these is part of the minutes? (a) time for each topic (b) what was decided (c) sent before the meeting (d) the list of topics
- 35.True or false: “what was decided” is part of the agenda. (a) True (b) False
- 36.Which of these is a poor meeting habit? (a) ending with next steps (b) noting action points (c) chatting off-topic (d) sticking to the agenda
- 37.📋 For a team meeting, which comes first: discuss each topic or agree on action points? (a) discuss each topic (b) agree on action points
- 38.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) who attended (b) who will do what (c) sent before the meeting (d) notes made during it
- 39.Which of these is part of the agenda? (a) who will do what (b) notes made during it (c) what was decided (d) topics in order
- 40.📋 Agenda or minutes — where does this belong: sent before the meeting? (a) the minutes (b) the agenda
Answer key
- sticking to the agenda
- start on time
- start on time
- the list of topics
- who will do what
- starting on time
- a good meeting habit
- True
- False
- noting action points
- the agenda
- no agenda at all
- a record of decisions
- True
- notes made during it
- one person at a time
- what was decided
- chatting off-topic
- everyone talking at once
- discuss each topic
- one person at a time
- time for each topic
- a list of topics
- sent before the meeting
- a poor meeting habit
- before the meeting
- the agenda
- a good meeting habit
- share the agenda
- the agenda
- who attended
- the minutes
- topics in order
- what was decided
- False
- chatting off-topic
- discuss each topic
- sent before the meeting
- topics in order
- the agenda
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