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Toastmasters: Ah, Um, Let's Quiz!

From timers to Table Topics, see how well you know the club where people learn to speak without shaking knees.

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  1. Ikibazo ca 1

    In what year did Ralph Smedley hold the first Toastmasters meeting?

    • 1924
    • 1905
    • 1948
    • 1936
  2. Ikibazo ca 2

    Where did Ralph Smedley work when he started the first Toastmasters club?

    • A local library
    • A community college
    • A YMCA
    • A Rotary club
  3. Ikibazo ca 3

    In which US state is Toastmasters International headquartered today?

    • Texas
    • California
    • Colorado
    • Illinois
  4. Ikibazo ca 4

    What does the "Ah-Counter" do at a meeting?

    • Counts audience applause
    • Tracks how often speakers smile
    • Tallies filler words like "um"
    • Counts votes for best speaker
  5. Ikibazo ca 5

    When the Timer's card or light turns red, what does it mean?

    • You've hit minimum time
    • You've hit maximum time
    • You've gone 2 minutes over
    • You must stop instantly
  6. Ikibazo ca 6

    What are Table Topics?

    • Prepared 10-minute keynotes
    • Debates between two teams
    • Impromptu one-to-two-minute speeches
    • Written evaluation forms
  7. Ikibazo ca 7

    What is a member's very first prepared speech traditionally called?

    • The Opener
    • The Ice Breaker
    • The Maiden Toast
    • The First Step
  8. Ikibazo ca 8

    Who runs the flow of a meeting, introducing speakers and roles?

    • The Club President
    • The Sergeant at Arms
    • The Toastmaster of the Day
    • The General Evaluator
  9. Ikibazo ca 9

    What is the education program Toastmasters launched in 2018 called?

    • Pathways
    • Milestones
    • Speakwise
    • Horizons
  10. Ikibazo ca 10

    What popular feedback method do evaluators often use?

    • The criticism burger
    • The sandwich method
    • The scorecard method
    • The red-pen method
  11. Ikibazo ca 11

    What is Toastmasters' top speaking contest called?

    • Golden Gavel Cup
    • International Speech Contest
    • Smedley Oratory Prize
    • World Speaking Summit
  12. Ikibazo ca 12

    How long is a speech in the International Speech Contest?

    • 3 to 5 minutes
    • 10 to 12 minutes
    • 5 to 7 minutes
    • 15 to 20 minutes
  13. Ikibazo ca 13

    What does a club president typically use to open a meeting?

    • A bell
    • A gavel
    • A whistle
    • A stopwatch
  14. Ikibazo ca 14

    What does the "Grammarian" usually introduce at the start of a meeting?

    • A joke of the day
    • A Word of the Day
    • A grammar quiz
    • A famous quotation
  15. Ikibazo ca 15

    Roughly how many members does Toastmasters have worldwide?

    • About 50,000
    • About 280,000
    • About 1 million
    • About 5 million
  16. Ikibazo ca 16

    Until 1973, who could join Toastmasters?

    • Only college students
    • Only men
    • Only US citizens
    • Only YMCA members
  17. Ikibazo ca 17

    Which award, from Toastmasters, goes to outstanding communicators like celebrities and leaders?

    • Golden Microphone
    • Golden Gavel
    • Silver Podium
    • Smedley Medal
  18. Ikibazo ca 18

    What is the highest educational award a member can earn?

    • Advanced Communicator Gold
    • Distinguished Toastmaster
    • Master Orator
    • Club Champion
  19. Ikibazo ca 19

    Why did Smedley choose the name "Toastmasters"?

    • Meetings began over breakfast
    • Banquet toasts were the main speaking event
    • It was a printing error
    • The founder loved toast
  20. Ikibazo ca 20

    Who gives an overall review of the whole meeting, including the evaluators?

    • The Timer
    • The General Evaluator
    • The Grammarian
    • The Sergeant at Arms
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