Interactive Quiz About Conference Agendas

Is Your Meeting Agenda Built for Success?

3 quick questions · Based on PAI’s “How to Create an Effective Meeting Agenda”

Q1. What’s the most common reason agendas fail?

A) No purpose statement B) Sent too late C) No time limits / no lead D) Agenda is only one topic

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Q2. Which agenda element most improves focus & pacing?

A) Long discussion time at start B) Timeboxed topics with owners C) Skipping Q&A to save time D) Allowing ad-hoc topics first

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Q3. What should always happen in the final agenda block?

A) Brainstorm new topics B) Extend earlier items C) Wrap early if ahead D) Confirm action items, owners, and next steps

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Tip: Strong agendas include clear purpose, timeboxed topics with owners, and a closing block to confirm next steps.

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