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Question 1.

The sales manager is meeting with the meeting planner for a large convention, and the meeting planner would like for the audience to be able to see the main stage but does not feel that note taking by participants will be a requirement. What type of meeting room setup would you suggest?

• Banquet

• Classroom

• Board room

• Theater style

Question 2.

After the main meeting, the meeting planner would like attendees to attend smaller breakout sessions designed to provide more detailed instructions about the company's products, and participants will be taking extensive notes. What type of meeting room setup would you suggest?

• Hollow square

• Board room

• Theater style

• Classroom

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