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Name the four kinds of membership in FCCLA.

• Active, Alumni, Associate and Honorary.

• Active, members, Associate and Honorary.

• Active, Alumni, Associate and Political

• Active, Alumni, Associate and directors

Distinguish between comprehensive and occupational members.

• Comprehensive members are currently enrolled in or have taken courses in family and consumer sciences (family-focused). Occupational members are currently enrolled or have taken courses toward preparation for a specific family and consumer sciences career (wage-earning)

• Comprehensive members are currently enrolled in or have taken courses in family and consumer sciences (family-focused). Occupational members are currently enrolled or have taken courses toward preparation for a polital career

• Comprehensive members are currently enrolled in or have taken courses in family and consumer sciences (family-focused). Occupational members are currently enrolled or have taken courses toward preparation the community

Who is eligible for Alumni & Associates membership?

• Former FCCLA, FHA (Future Homemakers of America), NHA (New Homemakers of America), HERO members, and individuals who share the goals and purposes of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America.

• Former FCCLA, FHA (Future Homemakers of America), NHA (New Homemakers of America), IFHE members, and individuals who share the goals and purposes of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America.

Name 4 “Skills for Life” involvement in FCCLA offers members the opportunity to develop.

• planning, goal setting, problem solving, decision making, and interpersonal communication- necessary in the home and workplace.

• directing, goal setting, problem solving, decision making, and interpersonal communication- necessary in the home and workplace.

• planning, achieving, problem solving, decision making, and interpersonal communication- necessary in the home and workplace.

How many students are involved in FCCLA?

• More than 200,000 chapter members in more than 5,500 local chapters. Over ten million youth have been involved in the organization since its founding in 1945.

• More than 100,000 chapter members in more than 5,500 local chapters. Over five million youth have been involved in the organization since its founding in 1945.

How much are member national dues?

• National membership dues are $9.00 per person.

• National membership dues are $20.00 per person.

• National membership dues are $15.00 per person.

How is FCCLA financed?

• by membership dues.

• by solicitation

• by fundraising

What is affiliation?

• The process of formally joining FCCLA by paying membership dues.

• The process of formally joining FCCLA by paying fines

• The process of formally joining FCCLA by fundraising

What is the flower of the organization and what does it represent?

• The red rose is the flower of the organization. The FCCLA Red Rose represents the search for beauty in everyday living.

• The red daisy is the flower of the organization. The FCCLA Red Daisy represents the search for beauty in everyday living.

• The red dahlia is the flower of the organization. The FCCLA Red dahlia represents the search for beauty in everyday living.

Where should the FCCLA emblem be worn?

• Wear the emblem over the heart or on a jacket pocket.

• Wear the emblem over the left side or on a jacket pocket.

• Wear the emblem over the right side or on a jacket pocket.