FFA Creed Paragraph 1 Questions

What does the FFA Creed say about the present and past generations of agriculturists?

• They have achieved great things
• They have hindered progress
• They have struggled and failed
• They have not contributed much

What does the FFA Creed say about the better ways that will lead to better days?

• They are uncertain
• They are impossible
• They are unrealistic
• They are achievable

What does the FFA Creed say about the struggles of former years?

• They were unnecessary
• They were insignificant
• They were important for progress
• They were easily overcome

What is the historical context of the FFA Creed?

• The struggles of former years
• The promise of better days
• The importance of agriculture in society
• The achievements of present and past generations

What does the FFA Creed express?

• The promise of better days
• The struggles of former years
• The importance of agriculture in society
• The achievements of present and past generations

What does the FFA Creed say about the promise of better days?

• It is unrealistic
• It is impossible
• It is achievable
• It is uncertain

What does the FFA Creed say about the better things we now enjoy?

• They will be taken away
• They were achieved through struggles
• They are not important
• They were given to us freely

What does the FFA Creed say about the achievements won by agriculturists?

• They were only words
• They were not significant
• They were not achieved
• They were won through deeds

What is the main theme of the FFA Creed?

• The achievements of present and past generations
• The importance of agriculture in society
• The promise of better days
• The struggles of former years

What is the faith in the future of agriculture based on, according to the FFA Creed?

• Words
• Deeds
• Achievements
• Promises