Differentiate between a motion, a vote, and a resolution in formal meetings.

Differentiate between a motion, a vote, and a resolution in formal meetings.

• A. A motion is a proposal, a vote decides on the motion, and a resolution is a formal decision or statement approved by the group.
• B. A motion is a final decision; a vote is a discussion; a resolution is a personal opinion.
• C. A motion is a type of election; a vote is a motion; a resolution is a record.
• D. A motion is a record of attendance; a vote is the agenda; a resolution is a budget.

Answer: (A)