WorksheetsBWQ: Leadership through FFA
Total questions: 111
Worksheet time: 56mins
In 1917 an act was passed that allowed us to establish vocational agricultural courses in high schools across the US
Smith Hughes
Public Law 330
Hughes Smith
Where was FFA established?
Indianapolis, IN
Tukegee, AL
Kansas City, MO
The FFA Creed was written by __________.”
E. M. Tiffany
Jan Eberly
Smith Hugh
Henry Groseclose
New Farmers of America was established for who?
African American Males
White Females
African American Females
White Males
___ was the first female to be elected into national office
Ms. Hankins
Breanna Holbert
Julie Smiley
Jane Doe
Who was the first National President of the FFA?
D. Baxley
Javier Moreno
Corey Flourney
Leslie Applegate
What law was passed that granted FFA a national charter?
Public Law 740
Private Law 300
Public Law 740
Private Law 450
Javier Moreno was the first __ to be elected in office
American
Puerto Rican
African American
Breanna Holbert was the first __ to become national president
African American Female
African American Male
Female
Male
In 2006 national convention was held in __ and is still held there today
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Louisville
In 1999 national convention was held in __
Indianapolis
Louisville
California
Kansas City
What are the FFA Colors?
National Blue &
Golden Yellow
American Blue &
Corn Gold
Blue & Gold
National Blue & Corn Gold
"I believe in my _____ ability to work efficiently and think clearly."
Own
Partners
Moms
Friends
The FFA Creed was written by who?
E.M. Tiffany
George Washington
Yomar Roman
Johnny Appleseed
How many Paragraphs are in the Creed?
26
10
5
4
When was the FFA creed made?
1945
1928
1889
1900
Which paragragh is this exert from "I believe in the future of agriculture, with a faith born not of words but of deeds – achievements won by the present and past generations of agriculturists; in the promise of better days through better ways, even as the better things we now enjoy have come to us from the struggles of former years."
1
2
4
5
3
What does the FFA creed stand for?
Future Farmers
the organization's values
Growing crops
The future of America
FFA stands for____?
Fred's fun arena
Future Farm owners of America
Future farm angles of America
Future farmers of America
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
A(n) --------- SAE is for students who want to conduct activities for a profit.
protective
placement
entrepreneurship
exploratory
A(n) ------------- SAE is for students who are placed with an employer in a production unit.
protective
placement
exploratory
entreprenurship
----------- SAEs are for students who want to observe and experience agriscience areas covered in too little depth in class.
Exploratory
Placements
Entrepreneurship
Protective
In 1999 national convention was held in __
Indianapolis
Louisville
California
Kansas City
Breanna Holbert was the first __ to become national president
Black Woman
Black Man
Woman
Man
Who was the first National President of the FFA?
D. Baxley
Javier Moreno
Corey Flourney
Leslie Applegate
___ was the first woman to be elected into national office
Ms. Hankins
Breanna Holbert
Julie Smiley
Jane Doe
What year was Corey Flournoy is elected as the first black National FFA President?
Who was known as the father of FFA?
Leslie Applegate
Henry Groseclose
Erwin Milton Tiffany
Andy Paul
When were middle school students allowed in FFA?
1928
1988
2000
1989
What is the first sentence of the FFA Motto?
Doing to Learn
Earning to Live
Living to Serve
Learning to Do
In what year did NFA and FFA merge?
1917
1969
1928
1965
Which is NOT apart of women's official dress?
White blouse
black skirt/pants
blue shoes
FFA scarf
Which is NOT apart of men's official dress?
Black shoes
FFA jacket
White socks
Black pants
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
What is the fourth line of the FFA Motto?
Doing to Learn
Living to Serve
Learning to Do
Earning to Live
The Advisor is stationed by the _______________.
flag
sun
owl
plow
Official dress for females does not include _________.
white-collared shirt
black dress pants
official FFA tie
black skirt
The first two words of every paragraph of the FFA Creed are _________.
FFA is
We must
I believe
We can
The Smith-Hughes Vocational Act of 1917 established _____________.
agriculture and other vocational classes in schools.
rules to run FFA meetings.
money for students to start farms.
none of the above
