What is the written list of the business that will take place during a meeting called?

• A. Agenda
• B. Minutes
• C. Schedule
• D. Log

Answer: (A)

The written plan of topics to be discussed in a meeting is called the agenda. An agenda lists the items in the order they will be addressed, often with approximate times and who will present each item. It’s prepared before the meeting and shared with attendees so everyone knows what will be covered and can prepare, helping the group stay on track and use time effectively. Minutes, by contrast, are the record of what happened and decisions made during the meeting. A schedule is more like a timetable of events, not specifically the topics and order for discussion. A log is a general record of activities and isn’t the formal plan for a meeting.