TASK 212 - Vocabulary: Meetings

"Minutes" are the written ___ of a meeting. chairs. record. apologies. breaks.

To "chair a meeting" means to ___ the meeting. lead. cancel. record. forget.

In a meeting, an "agenda" is the list of ___. topics and items to discuss. people attending. private messages. office rules.

"To recap" means to ___ the main points again. delay. invent. interrupt. summarise.

Let's "get the ball rolling" means let's ___. start. argue. leave. ignore.

"We have three items on the agenda. Firstly..." is used to ___ the agenda. complain about. avoid. outline. cancel.

To "wrap up" a meeting means to ___ it. finish. postpone. interrupt. repeat.

Before the main meeting, they held a "pre-meeting" to ___. hire. complain. celebrate. prepare.

Match the phrase with the function. [Name], could you finish this before next week?. Let’s begin. Could you repeat that, please?. Before we conclude, let’s recap.

Match the situation with the best phrase. You did not hear. You want to close. You want to start. You want to confirm.

Write one word: The person in charge of a meeting is the.

"Any final thoughts before we adjourn?" means "before we ___". end the meeting. start the meeting. write the minutes. change the agenda.

Match the meeting term with its meaning. chair (noun). minutes (noun). agenda (noun). brainstorm (verb).

To ask for clarification: "Could you ___ that in simpler terms?". print. cancel. promise. explain.

A polite way to interrupt is: "Excuse me for ___.". arguing. shouting. ignoring. interrupting.

Write one word: Written notes of a meeting are called.

Write the verb: To finish a meeting is to ___it up.

Match the collocation with the correct meaning. take minutes. wrap up. chair a meeting. get the ball rolling.

Write the verb: To generate many ideas in a group is to____.

"Action points" are tasks that people must ___ after the meeting. complete. forget. hide. avoid.