FFA History Quiz

What was the significance of the Smith-Hughes Act of 1917?

• It introduced the blue corduroy jacket.

• It created the first FFA camp.

• It was the first step in transforming agricultural education.

• It established the Future Farmers of America.

Who were the educators that organized the Future Farmers of Virginia in 1925?

• Robert Gray, Travis Hoover, Melvin Jordan, and Jimmy Doolittle

• Henry Groseclose, Harry Sanders, Walter S. Newman, and Edmund C. Magill

• Carlton Patton, Albert Lacy, Arthur Lacy, and David Simmons

• Leslie Applegate, Edward Drace, H.O. Sargent, and G.W. Owens

Where was the first National Congress of Vocational Agriculture Students held in 1926?

• Tuskegee, Ala.

• Kansas City, Mo.

• Indianapolis, IN

• Washington, D.C.

Who wrote the first constitution and bylaws for the New Farmers of Virginia in 1927?

• H.O. Sargent and G.W. Owens

• Henry Groseclose and Harry Sanders

• Leslie Applegate and Edward Drace

• David Simmons and Carlton Patton

When was the Future Farmers of America established?

• 1925

• 1917

• 1930

• 1928

What colors were adopted as the official FFA colors in 1929?

• Black and Gold

• Red and White

• Green and Yellow

• National blue and corn gold

Who wrote the Official FFA Creed adopted in 1930?

• Leslie Applegate

• Carlton Patton

• E.M. Tiffany

• H.O. Sargent

When was the National FFA Radio Program launched?

• 1933

• 1930

• 1931

• 1932

Which FFA association was granted a charter in 1932?

• New Farmers of Virginia

• Future Farmers of America

• National FFA Organization

• Puerto Rico FFA Association

What was adopted as the Official Dress of FFA in 1933?

• Blue corduroy jacket

• Dark blue shirt and yellow tie

• White pants and blue cap

• Green jacket and white pants