In a meeting, the person who helps guide the discussion is called a …?

• A. Quotas
• B. Facilitator
• C. Potholes
• D. Overeating

Answer: (B)

The key idea here is identifying who helps guide a group discussion in a meeting. That role is a facilitator. A facilitator keeps the conversation on track, ensures everyone has a chance to speak, manages time, and helps the group reach clear decisions or next steps. This makes the meeting productive and organized.

Quotas are targets or limits, not a role in guiding discussion. Potholes are obstacles that hinder progress, not a person who leads a discussion. Overeating is unrelated to meeting dynamics. So facilitator best fits the idea of someone who guides the discussion.