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WorksheetsAFNR Fall Final Exam 2025
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 56mins
How many parts are there to the emblem?
3
6
7
5
the plow represents tillage of soil, progress, and our countries strength?
true
false
The Eagle represents...
Wisdom
Unity
Freedom
Knowledge
What is the FFA Moto
Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve
Learning to Live, Living to Learn, Earning to Do, Doing to Serve
Learning to Serve, Serving to Earn, Earning to Do, Doing to Serve
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
Select all the types of FFA membership
Active
Honorary
Collegiate
Alumni
The 3 ring model of ag education includes:
FFA
CDE
SAE
Classroom
What does the eagle symbolize on the FFA emblem?
Unity
Freedom
Progress
Knowledge
What does the owl symbolize on the FFA emblem?
Tillage and labor of the soil
Knowledge
Unity
Freedom
What does the plow symbolize on the FFA emblem?
Knowledge
Unity
Progress
Tillage and labor of the soil
What are the official colors of the FFA?
Navy Blue and Corn Gold
Blue and Gold
John Deere Green and Corn Gold
National Blue and Corn Gold
How many "I believe" statements are there in the FFA Creed?
1
5
6
10
What does the ear of corn symbolize on the FFA emblem?
Freedom
Progress
Tillage and labor of the soil
Unity
What does the plow symbolize on the FFA emblem?
Knowledge
Unity
Progress
Tillage and labor of the soil
What does the rising sun symbolize on the FFA emblem?
Progress
Freedom
Unity
Knowledge
What does SAE stand for?
Supervised Agriculture Experience
Super Agriculture Experience
Super Animal Experiences
Supervised Agriculture Event
What is the name of the official FFA magazine?
FFA Today
New Horizons
The Official FFA Magazine
Leaders Today
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
California (CA) is a top producer of each of the following commodities EXCEPT
Lettuce
Pears
Dairy
Soybeans
Strawberries
Which of the following states is a top producer of cotton in the United States?
Texas (TX)
Montana (MT)
Washington (WA)
Virginia (VA)
Which state is the top producer of apples in the United States?
Washington (WA)
Ohio (OH)
New York (NY)
Louisiana (LA)
Which state raises the most Beef Cattle in the United States?
Colorado
Florida
Missouri
Texas
Which region of the United States is the top producer of broilers (chickens)?
West
Midwest
Northeast
Southeast
Missouri ranks ___________ in swine production.
1st
6th
15th
36th
What is the #1 Top Agricultural Commodity produced in of the United States?
Cattle & calves
Soybeans
Cotton
Hogs
Missouri ranks _________ in Corn production.
1st
9th
12th
25th
This is a raw material or a primary agricultural product that can be bought or sold.
Agriculture
Farming
Commodity
Environment
_______________ is the most widely grown crop in Nebraska.
This is the most widely grown oilseed crop in the world.
Corn
Soybeans
Alfalfa
Wheat
What state is the leading producer of Dairy products/milk, in the United States?
Missouri (MO)
California (CA)
Georgia (GA)
Iowa (IA)
Which U.S. State is the leading producer of Wheat?
California (CA)
Arizona (AZ)
New York (NY)
Kansas (KS)
Is a Beef cow a commodity, product or byproduct?
commodity
byproduct
product
leather
Which State is the leading producer of Rice in the United States?
Missouri
Mississippi
Arkansas
Florida
What is bacon?
a commodity
a product
a byproduct
leather
All of the following are commodities EXCEPT:
cow
corn
steak
pig
Which State is the leading producer of Hay in the United States?
Texas (TX)
Minnesota (MN)
New Jersey (NJ)
North Carolina (NC)
Which State in the United States produces the most Chicken Eggs?
Missouri (MO)
Oregon (OR)
Kentucky (KY)
Iowa (IA)
Which State in the United States produces the most Soybeans?
South Dakota (SD)
Illinois (IL)
Louisiana (LA)
Utah (UT)
What are French fries made of?
Wheat
Corn
Potatoes
Bread
Where does beef come from?
Cattle
Chickens
Pigs
Goats
What is pasta made of?
Corn
Wheat
Oats
Sugar
Where does pork come from?
Cattle
Chickens
Pigs
Goats
Where does wool come from?
Cattle
Goats
Sheep
Horses
What is the majority bread made of?
Corn
Cotton
Oats
Wheat
Where do raisins come from?
Berries
Dates
Plums
Grapes
Nice
Wild
What does USDA stand for?
U.S. Department of Architecture
U.S. Department of Anatomy
U.S. Agricultural Department
U.S. Department of Agriculture
The available amount of a good or service.
supply
demand
price
economy
What does price refer to?
the amount of money someone has.
the available amount of a good or service.
the wealth and resources of a country or region, especially in terms of the production and consumption of goods and services
the cost or value of a good or service.
The amount of a good or service needed or required.
supply
demand
commodities
economy
Which region is shaded yellow?
New England
Southern
Pacific
Southwest
Which region is shaded yellow?
New England
Southern
Pacific
Southwest
Which region is shaded pink?
New England
Southwest
Great Plains
Pacific
Which region is shaded orange?
Southern
Rocky Mountains
Pacific
South West
Which region has heavily forested mountains and touches the Atlantic coast?
Southern
New England
Pacific
Great Plains
What type of landforms are found in the Midwest?
Mountains
Prairies, plains, rivers, and lakes
Ocean coast line
Forests
What is found in the Southwest?
Deserts, mesas, brush, and cactus
Coastline and forests
Volcanoes
Marshes
The states in this region include Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Arizona.
Southern
Southwest
Great Plains
Pacific
This region is known as America's Heartland. It is home to the Farm Belt, Corn Belt, Dairy Belt, and Wheat Belt.
Pacific
Southern
Great Plains
New England
What U.S. Region is shaded blue?
New England
Pacific
Great Plains
Southwest
In which region will you find canyons, mountains, and rivers?
West
Northeast
Midwest
Southeast
Rice is the primary crop and food staple of more than half the world’s population.
False
True
Taking notes on animal systems in your second period class is entered in the record book as a/n
Expense
Income
Time spent on FFA activities
Time spent on classroom activities
Competing in the Conduct of Meeting competition is entered in the record book as a/n
Income
Expense
Time spent in FFA competitions
Time in class activities
Your work at Shatto Dairy where you are paid $9/hr. What type of SAE is this?
Unpaid Placement
Entrepreneurship
Paid Placement
Agriscience
What type of SAE do you have, if you decide to volunteer at the Delta Q Stables and agree to work 1 hour each day after school, just so you can have experience being around the horses?
Exploratory/ Foundational
Agriscience Research
Placement Unpaid
Placement Paid
Entrepreneurship/ Ownership
What type of SAE do you have, if you plant three food plots for whitetail deer and try to determine with food plot mix would be the best to use to attract the most deer?
Exploratory/ Foundational
Agriscience Research
Placement Unpaid
Placement Paid
Entrepreneurship/ Ownership
Plan
FFA Officer activity
What minimum level of education is most likely required for a person hand picking crops in an open field?
High school diploma
Undergraduate (Bachelor) degree
Associate degree
No education required
What minimum level of education is most likely required for a person hired to manage a greenhouse?
undergraduate in horticulture
doctorate in landscape architecture
undergraduate in biology
no education degree is required
Jobs in agriculture may need different levels of _____.
Experience
Training
Education
Ages
Cotton and wool are examples of __________.
fiber
forage
fleece
What is the name of the fuel created from plants that is used to power cars?
Diesel
Kerosene
Ethanol
Gas
What organization is America's largest youth group?
4H
FFA
What career pathway is all about working with animals or animal products?
Agricultural Education
Environmental Service Systems
Animal Science
Natural Resource Systems
What career pathway uses skills to help plants, animals, and microorganisms work in new and exciting ways?
Plant Science
Animal Science
Natural Resource Systems
Biotechnology Systems
What career pathway works to make Earth a cleaner and healthier place?
Environmental Service Systems
Biotechnology Systems
Plant Ssytems
Natural Resources Systems
What career pathway works to make plants better?
Environmental Service SYstems
Food Products & Processing Sytems
Plant Systems
Agricultural Educaiton
What career pathway deals with working with and protecting nature?
Environmental Service Systems
Plant Systems
Natural Resource Systems
Agricultural Education
What career pathway sees math and science come to life through technology?
Agribusiness Systems
Biotechnology Systems
Power, Structural and Technical Systems
Agricultural Education
What career pathway teaches others about agricultural?
Animal Systems
Biotechnology Systems
Agricultural Ecucaiton
Environmental Service Systems
