Which term is NOT defined in the material?

• A. Preliminary Law
• B. Quorum
• C. Minutes
• D. Main Motion

Answer: (C)

You’re being asked to identify which term isn’t defined in the material. In many SLC practice resources, terms that describe how meetings run—like Quorum and Main Motion—are included in the definitions, since they explain the procedural steps you’ll encounter. A term like Minutes is often treated as the output of the meeting rather than a glossary entry, so it may not be defined in the material. If the material lacks a definition for Minutes, that’s why it’s the correct choice. Remember, Minutes refer to the official written record of what happened at a meeting, including motions and votes, and while you likely know what minutes are, they aren’t always defined in every training glossary.