Leadership Fundamentals Ag

What is the purpose of Career Development Events (CDEs) in the FFA?

• A) To help students sell crops and animals
• B) To test math skills only
• C) To allow members to explore careers through hands-on experiences and competitions
• D) To teach students how to raise animals exclusively
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Leadership Development Events (LDEs) focus on what skill area?

• A) Reading comprehension
• B) Practical science experiments
• C) Public speaking, teamwork, and communication
• D) Animal training

What is the significance of the year 1928 in FFA history?

• A) FFA allowed girls to join
• B) FFA was officially founded
• C) The FFA emblem was created
• D) The FFA Creed was written

Which year did FFA change to become more inclusive by officially allowing girls to join?

• A) 1928
• B) 1930
• C) 1965
• D) 1969

What do the FFA colors—National Blue and Corn Gold—represent?

• A) The U.S. flag and wheat fields
• B) Unity and agriculture across the nation
• C) State crops and livestock
• D) School pride and leadership

What does the plow on the FFA emblem represent?

• A) Education
• B) Leadership
• C) Labor and tillage of the soil
• D) Freedom and independence

What is one major responsibility of the chairman during a meeting?

• A) Take attendance
• B) Make all decisions without discussion
• C) Keep the meeting organized and guide discussion using parliamentary procedure
• D) Collect dues

What leadership quality is most important for an officer managing a team project?

• A) Popularity
• B) Decision-making and clear communication
• C) Singing skills
• D) Being the oldest in the group

What is the correct purpose of the motion to “adjourn”?

• A) To begin a meeting
• B) To vote immediately
• C) To officially end a meeting
• D) To ask a question

What does the motion “amend” allow a member to do during a meeting?

• A) Cancel the meeting
• B) Stop the speaker
• C) Suggest a change to a main motion
• D) Vote on something else