AET and SAE Record Book Worksheet

Income or expense transactions that do not involve a payment but rather a trading or bartering for services.

• Cash Expense

• Transfer to Capital

• Non-cash Entry

• Beginning Values

A student receiving free stumps and logs from a landscape company and working for the company to clear the area, and then cutting, splitting and selling firewood, would be classified as ___________.

• Non-Cash Labor Exchange

• Cash Expense

• Beginning Values

• Transfer to Capital

Allocation of non-current items to the SAEs that use the items is accomplished by _____________.

• Beginning Values

• Current Inventory

• Non-current items Usage

• Non-current Inventory

Which section of the record book allows you to view SAE assessment completed by your teacher?

• Experience Manager

• Community Service journal

• FFA other activities journal

• FFA Competition journal

Which of the following reports in AET would give you a summary of your SAEs, FFA activities and other involvement?

• Profit and loss by year

• Balance Sheet

• Complete Record Book report

• Single SAE report

Which of the following entry allows you to record your time in events such as livestock judging?

• Experience Manager

• FFA Competition journal

• Community Service journal

• FFA other activities journal

_______ manages a Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) project with special attention given to managing photos?

• Journal

• Finances

• Experience Manager

• Non-current Item Manager

When you are looking at the end of your SAE project and you have items that remain on hand and will be sold or used in the following year, you would detail out the value and items using .

• Beginning Values

• Non-current items Usage

• Current Inventory
• Non-current Inventory

In your AET record book, which of the following is the location to record specific skills and a description of your activities for a set period of time?

• SAE reflection

• Journal

• Livestock Managers

• Finances

Ending inventory values are reflection is typically completed on _______________.

• December 31st

• January 1st

• June 30th

• September 30th