What defines a "special meeting" in an FFA chapter?

A "special meeting" in an FFA chapter is defined as a meeting that is called outside of the regular schedule to address urgent matters. This type of meeting is important because it allows the chapter to respond promptly to issues or opportunities that arise unexpectedly and require immediate discussion or action. Unlike regular meetings, which follow a set schedule and agenda, special meetings are convened as the need arises, highlighting their flexibility and responsiveness to the chapter's needs.

Regular meetings typically occur at predetermined intervals, while training sessions and discussions limited to advisors do not capture the essence of what a special meeting entails. The key distinguishing factor of a special meeting is its focus on addressing specific, often time-sensitive matters important to the chapter, making option B the correct choice.