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

• A. Agenda
• B. Schedule
• C. Program
• D. Plan

Answer: (A)

The written list of the business that will take place during a meeting is called the agenda. It lays out the topics to be discussed in the order they’ll be addressed and often includes time estimates and who will present each item. Having an agenda helps the meeting stay organized, keeps discussion on track, and lets attendees know what will be covered. A schedule is more about when things happen and the timing of activities, but it doesn’t necessarily define the exact topics or the flow of the meeting. A program refers to a broader set of activities for an event, not the focused sequence of items in a single meeting. A plan is a general approach or set of steps for achieving something, not the specific list of topics to be discussed.