WorksheetsFFA Quiz Questions
Total questions: 162
Worksheet time: 2hrs 30mins
a set of beliefs or aims which guide someone's actions.
Bylaws
Charter
Creed
Manuscript
What does the owl represent?
Knowledge
The start of a new day
Labor and tillage of the soil
Freedom
What does the plow represent?
Labor and Tillage of the soil
Freedom
push mowers *dies*
Unity
What was the premise of the creed?
importance of agriculture
how to live life
core values
All of these.
The FFA Creed was written by __________.”
E. M. Tiffany
Jan Eberly
Smith Hugh
Henry Groseclose
The National FFA Alumni Association was organized in _______
1930
1928
1969
1971
3 parts of Ag. Education are: FFA, SAE, and _______.
Creed
History
Instruction
Experience
________________ _________________.
Which of the following is part of the three circle model?
SAE
FFA
Classroom Instruction
Placement
Which of the following is part of the three circle model?
SAE
FFA
Classroom Instruction
Placement
"FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education." is an example of what?
The FFA Pledge
The FFA Motto
The FFA Mission Statement
The Pledge of Allegiance
Which are types of FFA Membership?
Exploratory, Honorary, and Greenhand
Honorary, Active, and Alumni
Greenhand, State, and American
Honorary, Placement, and Ownership
What are the official FFA colors?
Navy Blue, Corn Gold
National Blue, Corn Yellow
Navy Blue, Corn Yellow
National Blue, Corn Gold
What does the owl symbolize?
A new day
Labor
Knowledge and Wisdom
Unity
What does the cross section of corn symbolize?
A new day
Labor
Knowledge and Wisdom
Unity
What does the plow symbolize?
A new day
Labor
Knowledge and Wisdom
Unity
What does the rising sun symbolize?
A new day
Labor
Knowledge and Wisdom
Unity
What FFA Section are we in?
California
Central
Delta Valley
Escalon
Which of the following are degrees that FFA members can earn?
Greenhand
Chapter
State Degree
Internship
What is part of FFA official dress?
FFA Jacket
Black Shoes
Blue Socks
FFA Tie/Scarf
Who wrote the FFA creed?
George Washington
EM Tiffany
George Strait
JD Salinger
Which are types of SAE projects?
Placement
Entrepreneurship
Exploration
Experimental
Where do we keep records of our SAE projects?
AET Recordbooks
Google Slides
Google Docs
Flipgrid
Which are examples of Entrepreneurship projects?
Having a pet dog you are responsible for
Working for the family farm
Breeding rabbits and selling them
Running your own lawn mowing business
Which are examples of placement projects?
Working at a dairy, milking cows
Working in a field, picking grapes
Owning pigs and selling them for meat
Working for a wildlife biologist, setting traps
How do you spell your teacher's last name?
Saephan
Saephon
Saephin
Saphon
Who wrote the FFA Creed?
Tiffany Roberts
Elisa Tiffany
E.M. Tiffany
Tiffany Roy
Which is NOT a part of the FFA Motto
Learning to Do
Doing to Live
Doing to Learn
Learning to Do
Which of the following is one of the FFA colors?
Corn cob
National Corn
National Yellow
Corn Gold
Which of the following is a National FFA Color?
National Green
Corn Rust
National Blue
Blue Yellow
What is the name of the FFA Magazine
National FFA Way
FFA New Mornings
National FFA Vouge
FFA New Horizons
Which of the following is NOT a level of membership in the FFA?
Active
New Members
Alumni
Collegiate
Fill in the blanks of the FFA Mission Statement
"The National FFA Organization is dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier____________, personal _____________ and career success through agricultural ____________.
finances, success, learning
goals, growth, education
leadership, growth, education
leadership, health, learning
What does this represent in the FFA Emblem?
Unity
Love
Teamwork
Selflessness
What does the rising sun symbolize in the FFA Creed?
Learning
A new birth
A new era
Leaving
The plow represents what in the FFA embelm?
Dirt
Growing food
Farmers
Labor and Tillage of the soil
What does the owl symbolize in the FFA Emblem?
Learning
Wealth
Wisdom
Health
Who are the national FFA officers?
Luke O’Leary, Layni LeBlanc, Shea Booster, Jordan Stowe, Ridge Hughbanks & Adrian Schunk
Sally-Rae Jones, Garret Beorhtric, Levi Ermis, David Allan, Raleigh Alda & Graham Tine
Simere Woods, Aubrey Graham, Jordan Carter, Cassie Nilima, Bill Kapri & Kaitlin Rose
What are the top 5 states for FFA membership?
Idaho, California, Alabama, Oregon, and Mississippi
Georgia, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, Florida, and Arizona
Indiana, North Carolina, Utah, Wyoming, and Rhode Island
Texas, California, Georgia, Oklahoma and Missouri
What does CDE stand for?
College Directive Experiences
Carreer Development Events
Core Discussion Exercises
What is the national FFA week and when is it?
A week where everyone comes to school on their cows.
A celebration that occurs the exact week that FFA was founded.
A celebration of what FFA is and the impact it has on members every day.
A worldwide holiday where everyone gathers together and eats corn
a set of beliefs or aims which guide someone's actions.
Bylaws
Charter
Creed
Manuscript
What does the owl represent?
Knowledge
The start of a new day
Labor and tillage of the soil
Freedom
What does the plow represent?
Labor and Tillage of the soil
Freedom
push mowers *dies*
Unity
What was the premise of the creed?
importance of agriculture
how to live life
core values
All of these.
The FFA Creed was written by __________.”
E. M. Tiffany
Jan Eberly
Smith Hugh
Henry Groseclose
The National FFA Alumni Association was organized in _______
1930
1928
1969
1971
3 parts of Ag. Education are: FFA, SAE, and _______.
Creed
History
Instruction
Experience
________________ _________________.
What year was the FFA founded?
1928
1917
1950
1969
Where was FFA established?
Kansas City, Missouri
Indianapolis, Indiana
Greenville, Alabama
Millen, Georgia
Who was the first National FFA president?
Jan Eberly
Henry Groseclose
E.M. Tiffany
Leslie Applegate
When was the FFA emblem adopted?
1950
1969
1917
1928
When were girls allowed to join FFA?
1950
1917
1969
1965
When did FFA and NFA (New Farmers of America) merge?
1950
1917
1969
1965
Father of the FFA
Indianapolis, Indiana
E.M Tiffany
Henry Groseclose
Author of the FFA Creed
Indianapolis, Indiana
Henry Groseclose
E.M. Tiffany
Home of National FFA Convention
Kansas City, Missouri
Louisville, Kentucky
Indianapolis, Indiana
_________ to do, Doing to Learn, ___________ to Live, _________ to Serve.
Learning, Earning, Living
Earning, Learning, Living
Living, Learning, Earning
What is the Smith-Hughes Act?
Made Agriculture Education in Public Schools Possible
Created FFA
Gave FFA a federal charter
Created Public School Systems
The emblem features a plow, Why is it included?
Labor and Tillage of the Soil
Knowledge and Wisdom
New era in Agriculture
Represents unity
The emblem is inside a cross-section of an ear of corn, why do we use this plant rather than something else?
Corn is grown in all 50 states
Corn is easy to grow
Corn is an important commodity used to nourish commercially produced animals
Corn is Cool
Why did the FFA change its name from Future Farmers of America to The National FFA Organization?
It is easier to say
To promote the growing diversity within the organization.
Because FFA is not about agriculture
I am not sure
WHAT DOES NFA STAND FOR?
New Farmers of America
New Friends in Agriculture
FFA
Future Farmers of America
WHAT YEAR WAS THE SMITH HUGHES ACT IMPLEMENTED?
2000
1920
1917
1928
WHAT YEAR WAS THE FFA ESTABLISHED?
1917
1928
2001
1952
WHAT YEAR WAS PUBLIC LAW 740 PASSED?
1912
2000
1950
1967
The ( (a) ) a national symbol which serves as a reminder of our freedom and ability to explore new horizons for the future of agriculture.
The Rising ( (a) ) signifies progress and holds a promise that tomorrow will bring a new day glowing with opportunity.
The ( (a) ) signifies labor and tillage of the soil, the backbone of agriculture and the historic foundation of our country’s strength.
The ( (a) ) long recognized for its wisdom, it symbolizes the knowledge required to be successful in the industry of agriculture
The President stands by the?
(a)
The President stands by the?
Rising sun
the plow
American flag
ear of corn
The treasurer stands by the?
American flag
The door
Emblem of George Washington
the plow
The Vice President stands by the?
the ear of corn
the plow
emblem of George Washington
the door
FFA Official Dress:
Black Socks
White Collared Shirt
Official FFA Tie
Official FFA Jacket zipped to the top
Black shoes and socks
Male
Female
FFA Official Dress
Black skirt of appropriate length or Slacks
White Collared Blouse
Official FFA Scarf
Official FFA Jacket zipped to the top
Black shoes
Male
Female
At what age do you age out of an Active FFA status?
16
18
19
21
What is POA
(a)
What is the acronym for SUPERVISED AGRICULTURAL EXPERIENCE?
(a)
How much are your RHS dues?
(a)
What is CDE an acronym for?
(a)
Are you excited to be in Ag?
Yes
No
Maybe
