Knowledge Check: FFA Code of Ethics

When was the FFA Code of Ethics adopted by delegates?

• 1990 National FFA Convention

• 25th National FFA Convention

• 2000 National FFA Convention

• 30th National FFA Convention

In what year was the FFA Code of Ethics revised by delegates?

• 1990

• 2000

• 1995

• 1985

What is the pledge made by FFA members according to the Code of Ethics?

• To conduct themselves to be a credit to their organization, chapter, school, community, and family

• To always follow the rules of the FFA

• To attend all FFA meetings

• To recruit new members every year

What does the FFA Code of Ethics suggest about making a difference?

• Make a positive difference in the lives of others.

• Focus on personal gain.

• Avoid helping others.

• Compete aggressively with peers.

According to the FFA Code of Ethics, how should one dress?

• Dress neatly and appropriately for the occasion.

• Dress in the most expensive clothes.

• Dress casually at all times.

• Dress according to personal preference only.

What is emphasized about respecting others in the FFA Code of Ethics?

• Respect the rights of others and their property.

• Focus on personal rights only.

• Ignore others' opinions.

• Prioritize personal property over others'.

How should one behave towards others according to the FFA Code of Ethics?

• Be courteous, honest, and fair with others.

• Be competitive and aggressive.

• Be indifferent and aloof.

• Be secretive and self-centered.

What is one way to demonstrate good sportsmanship according to the FFA Code of Ethics?

• A) Be boastful in winning

• B) Be modest in winning

• C) Ignore the outcome

• D) Criticize opponents

What should members do to be active participants in FFA programs?

• A) Ignore FFA activities

• B) Make themselves aware of FFA programs

• C) Only attend meetings

• D) Focus solely on personal projects

According to the FFA Code of Ethics, what should members strive to enhance through agricultural education?

• A) Their social life

• B) Their skills

• C) Their financial status

• D) Their travel opportunities