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WorksheetsAg. Mech. 1: 1.00-2.00
Total questions: 99
Worksheet time: 33mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Students develop leadership skills in the agricultural mechanics program by:
a)
being an officer in FFA
b)
completing a proficiency award application.
c)
drawing plans for a shop project.
d)
identifying agricultural tools and materials.
2.
Brian serves as FFA chapter secretary. What he learns could be used after graduation in agricultural mechanics organizations to:
a)
count money
b)
prepare budgets
c)
preside over meetings
d)
write minutes of meetings
3.
Which activity gives students the most opportunities to learn the importance of teamwork?
a)
develop skills in parliamentary procedure
b)
memorizing and reciting a creed
c)
preparing and presenting a speech
d)
speaking extemporaneously in public
4.
As a committee chairperson, Lori helped develop the Chapter Program of Activities. The things she learned can best be used later in an agricultural engineering association to:
a)
conduct safety inspections
b)
cook and serve food
c)
keep financial records
d)
set goals and develop plans
5.
The part of the agricultural mechanics instructional program that provides opportunities to develop leadership, teamwork, citizenship, personal growth, and career success is the:
a)
FFA
b)
plant nursery
c)
shop
d)
Supervised Agricultural Experience
6.
Juan is a member of the committee that develops the income, expense, and profit plans for the picnic table sale. That experience could later be used in agricultural mechanics organizations to:
a)
cook hamburgers
b)
keep financial records
c)
write minutes of meetings
d)
write news reports
7.
Which provides the best opportunity for agricultural mechanics students to develop leadership?
a)
serving as a committee chairperson
b)
attending a field trip to a local tractor dealership
c)
participating in Floriculture CDE
d)
working on shop activities
8.
Michelle wants to further develop her knowledge and skills by working as a team member to identify and use tools and equipment and solve problems related to electricity, carpentry, and welding. Which career development event will help her reach her goal?
a)
Agriculture Mechanics
b)
Floriculture
c)
Parliamentary Procedure
d)
Public Speaking
9.
Girls were allowed to join the FFA in what year?
a)
1928
b)
1935
c)
1965
d)
1969
10.
Farmers club for African American students created in 1935 was called?
a)
Future Leaders of America
b)
New Farmers of America
c)
Future Farmers of America
d)
Farmers of Tomorrow
11.
What FFA Degree do members earn their first year in high school?
a)
Discovery
b)
Greenhand
c)
Chapter
d)
State
12.
The first State to have Future Farmers clubs for boys was:
a)
North Carolina
b)
Texas
c)
Virginia
d)
Wyoming
13.
What year did the FFA become a national organization?
a)
1918
b)
1922
c)
1925
d)
1928
14.
The second FFA degree awarded to high school FFA members is the:
a)
Discovery Degree
b)
Greenhand Degree
c)
Chapter Degree
d)
State Degree
15.
The FFA and NFA merged in what year?
a)
1928
b)
1935
c)
1950
d)
1965
16.
"The FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agriculture education" is called the:
a)
FFA Motto
b)
The FFA Creed
c)
The FFA Salute
d)
The FFA Mission Statement
e)
17.
"Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Learning to Live, and Living to Serve" is called the:
a)
FFA Motto
b)
The FFA Creed
c)
The FFA Salute
d)
The FFA Mission Statement
18.
The symbol on the FFA emblem that represents knowledge and wisdom is the:
a)
plow
b)
owl
c)
rising sun
d)
eagle
e)
19.
Which symbol on the FFA emblem represents a "token of a new era in agriculture/hope for the future"
a)
plow
b)
owl
c)
rising sun
d)
eagle
20.
Which symbol on the FFA emblem represents "labor and tillage"
a)
plow
b)
owl
c)
rising sun
d)
eagle
21.
What does CDE stand for
a)
College Department Education
b)
Career District Event
c)
Coordinated Development Encouragement
d)
Career Development Event
e)
Option 2
22.
What is the highest Degree you can earn as an FFA member?
a)
Greenhand Degree
b)
Chapter Degree
c)
State Degree
d)
American Degree
23.
What is the job of the President in the FFA Chapter?
a)
write minutes
b)
stand by the door and keep the room comfortable
c)
presides over the meeting
d)
reports to the public the activities of the chapter
24.
Which FFA officer keeps a record of minutes at an FFA meeting?
a)
Secretary
b)
Treasurer
c)
Reporter
d)
Vice President
25.
Which FFA officer is stationed by the emblem of Washington and is in charge of chapter finances?
a)
Reporter
b)
Treasurer
c)
President
d)
Sentinel
26.
Which is an example of an FFA CDE?
a)
Corn Maze Run
b)
Horseback Riding
c)
Livestock Judging
d)
Horseshoe Toss
27.
The major advantage of using parliamentary procedure in a business meeting is that:
a)
a small minority can control the meeting
b)
business is conducted fairly and quickly
c)
students learn how the courts work
d)
teachers have more control over meetings
28.
Which principle of parliamentary law helps ensure that popular ideas are adopted by the group?
a)
Courtesy is extended to all
b)
Only one item is considered at a time
c)
Rights of the minority are protected
d)
The majority rules on all motions
29.
Which procedure guarantees that more than one member wants an item of business brought before the group?
a)
adjourn the meeting
b)
division of the assembly
c)
second the motion
d)
take from the table
30.
Alex believes that Jessica is discussing a motion that is not debatable. To correct this mistake, Alex should:
a)
call for a divison
b)
move to adjourn
c)
move to amend
d)
rise to a point of order
31.
If the chairperson wants to make a motion or discuss a motion, he/she should:
a)
be the last speaker
b)
first take a vote
c)
let the vice president preside
d)
speak before other members are recognized
32.
In a business meeting, the chairperson displays the symbol of authority by using the:
a)
gavel
b)
official jacket
c)
treasurer's report
d)
U.S. flag
33.
A list of items to be addressed at a business meeting is the:
a)
agenda
b)
committee reports
c)
minutes
d)
treasurer's report
34.
During a chapter discussion of a motion to sell fruit, it became apparent that a small group could better make the decision. How can members appoint a group to act for the chapter?
a)
by calling for a division of assembly
b)
by rising to a point of order
c)
by moving to refer to a committee
d)
by taking the motion to sell fruit from the table
35.
Which book is best for the club parliamentarian to purchase as the authority on parliamentary procedure?
a)
FFA Advisor's Manual
b)
FFA Student Handbook
c)
N.C. Pesticide Manual
d)
Robert's Rule of Order
36.
In a business meeting, the person who presides or leads the meeting is the:
a)
chair
b)
guest speaker
c)
secretary
d)
treasurer
37.
Silas moved to make and sell trailers for $400.00 as an FFA fundraiser, but during discussion it became clear further investigation was needed. Hannah places the motion into the hands of a small group for further study by moving to:
a)
amend the motion
b)
refer the motion to a committee
c)
call for a division of the house
d)
adjourn the meeting
38.
Which activity gives students the MOST opportunities to learn the importance of teamwork?
a)
Developing skills in parliamentary procedure
b)
Memorizing and reciting a creed
c)
Preparing and presenting a speech
d)
Speaking extemporaneously in public
39.
Amber wants to present an idea to be discussed and voted on by other members. The first three words she says in making the main motion are:
a)
"Hello, I am..."
b)
"I move to..."
c)
"I think we..."
d)
"I want to..."
40.
Maria made a motion to have an awards banquet May 20. Chris wants the date to be May 15. To change the motion, Christ moves to:
a)
Adjourn
b)
Amend
c)
Suspend the rules
d)
Take from the table
41.
Giving all members the opportunity to make, second, discuss, and vote on motions is an example of which parliamentary procedure principle?
a)
Only one item is considered at a time
b)
Rights of the minority are protected
c)
The majority rules
d)
The president is boss
42.
Why is Robert's Rules of Order used when conducting a business meeting?
a)
Contains opening ceremonies
b)
Contains parliamentary procedure rules
c)
Has a club constitution and bylaws
d)
Has rules for becoming a member of the organization
43.
Which principle of parliamentary law helps prevent confusion and makes conducting business easier to understand?
a)
Courtesy is extended to everyone
b)
Only one item is addressed at a time
c)
Rights of the minority are protected
d)
The majority rules on all questions
44.
If a person starts making a main motion without recognition or permission from the president, this mistake is corrected by:
a)
Adjourning the meeting
b)
Having a treasurer's report
c)
Referring to a committee
d)
Rising to a point of order
45.
Jim moved to sell fruit to raise money for FFA scholarships. Michelle wants to sell flowers. To change the motion, Michelle moves to:
a)
Adjourn
b)
Amend
c)
Refer to a committee
d)
Stop discussion
46.
The president called for a voice vote on a main motion and announced that the motion passed. To get a counted vote, a member should:
a)
Amend the motion
b)
Call for a division
c)
Move to adjourn
d)
Take from the table
47.
How many main motions can be on the floor at the same time during a business meeting?
a)
None
b)
One
c)
Two
d)
Three
48.
The duty of the chairperson in a business meeting is to:
a)
Make motions
b)
Make the rules
c)
Preside
d)
Sing
49.
Jordan thinks it is time to close the meeting. To do this, he moves to:
a)
Adjourn
b)
Amend
c)
Lay on the table
d)
Refer to a committee
50.
The category of agricultural mechanics that includes irrigation and waste disposal is:
a)
electrification, power, and controls
b)
power machinery operation
c)
soil and water mechanical practices
d)
structure, equipment, and facilities
51.
Who is responsible for constructing terraces to control erosion?
a)
builder
b)
electrician
c)
lawn equipment mechanic
d)
soil conservationist
52.
As technology, the number of people, and the number of homes with lawns increase, the agricultural mechanics industry will:
a)
cease to exist
b)
get smaller
c)
remain strong
d)
remain weak
53.
Which amount of education is required for someone to become an agricultural engineer?
a)
bachelor's degree
b)
eighth-grade certificate
c)
high school diploma
d)
two-year technical degree
54.
What agricultural mechanics category includes carpentry, masonry, and plumbing?
a)
agricultural electrification, power, and controls
b)
agricultural power machinery operations
c)
agricultural structures, equipment, and facilities
d)
soil and water mechanical practices
55.
Who designs tractors and machinery?
a)
Carpenter
b)
Electrician
c)
Engineer
d)
Mechanic
56.
An agricultural mechanic should:
a)
Be a high school dropout
b)
Be unfriendly to customers
c)
Enjoy working with tools
d)
Expect to work in air conditioning
57.
Agricultural mechanics is important because it:
a)
decreases farming efficiency
b)
increases farming efficiency
c)
increases labor needed
d)
reduces agricultural technology
58.
Compared to entry-level jobs, professional careers usually require:
a)
less education
b)
licenses and certification
c)
more manual labor
d)
outside work and manual labor
59.
Who installs and repairs switches, motors, and climate controls?
a)
electrician
b)
engineer
c)
soil conservationist
d)
welder
60.
Agricultural mechanics is a branch of:
a)
anatomy
b)
biology
c)
chemistry
d)
physics
61.
Which career is most likely responsible for displaying and selling repair parts and materials?
a)
agricultural engineer
b)
diesel mechanic
c)
hardware store employee
d)
irrigation system installer
62.
A person who must be skilled in checking machinery for quality is a/an:
a)
accountant
b)
inspector
c)
sales representative
d)
teacher
63.
Agricultural mechanics is important to the local, state, and national economies because it produces:
a)
clothing
b)
flowers
c)
jobs
d)
toxic dumps
64.
Who repairs diesel trucks, tractors, and combine engines?
a)
Agricultural engineer
b)
Agricultural mechanic
c)
Lawn equipment mechanic
d)
Refrigeration specialist
65.
The operation, maintenance, selling, and use of machinery and equipment used in agriculture is agricultural:
a)
Management
b)
Mechanics
c)
Production
d)
Science
66.
Which employee repairs broken farm machinery?
a)
Carpenter
b)
Engineer
c)
Soil conservationist
d)
Welder
67.
Compared to entry-level jobs, professional careers usually require:
a)
Less education
b)
More manual labor
c)
More outside work
d)
More paper work and education
68.
A crops farmer can use agricultural mechanics skills to help:
a)
Decrease agricultural production efficiency
b)
Increase repair costs
c)
Reduce the cost of technology
d)
Save on repair costs
69.
What is included in the Agricultural Mechanics Construction, and Maintenance category of Agricultural Mechanics?
a)
Building and repairing structures and equipment
b)
Installing electrical wiring and controls
c)
Operating tractors and agricultural equipment
d)
Soil and water conservation and irrigation
70.
1. If Jerome made an entry in the SAE Record under the "Hypothesis" heading, which type of Supervised Agricultural Experience would he have?
a)
A. Entrepreneurship
b)
B. Experimental
c)
C. Exploratory
d)
D. Placement
71.
2. Which SAE Record heading would be used by Charles if he has an entrepreneurship type Supervised Agricultural Experience?
a)
A. Hypothesis
b)
B. Review of literature
c)
C. Training agreement
d)
D. Type of enterprise
72.
3. What type Supervised Agricultural Experience is Jose doing if he visits a John Deere dealership and shadows employees to learn about careers?
a)
A. Analytical
b)
B. Entrepreneurship
c)
C. Exploratory
d)
D. Supplementary
73.
4. Joey spent one hour on Saturday pruning a fruit tree although his Supervised Agricultural Experience program is producing bedding plants in his own greenhouse. In which section of the SAE Record would he enter the fruit tree pruning activity?
a)
A. Analytical
b)
B. Experimental
c)
C. Placement
d)
D. Supplementary
74.
5. Angela has a part-time job working after school and on Saturdays at a local metal working shop. In what type of Supervised Agricultural Experience is Angela participating?
a)
A. Analytical
b)
B. Improvement
c)
C. Placement
d)
D. Supplementary
75.
6. Joe spent several days landscaping his home to help the appearance and to increase the comfort and value, What Supervised Agricultural Experience is Joe conducting?
a)
A. Analytical
b)
B. Experimental
c)
C. Improvement
d)
D. Placement
76.
7. Sheri's Supervised Agricultural Experience is to identify an agricultural problem that cannot be solved by experiments. It does involve designing a plan to investigate and analyze the problem. What type of SAE is Sheri working on?
a)
A. Analytical
b)
B. Entrepreneurship
c)
C. Experimental
d)
D. Exploratory
77.
8. Michele is computerizing the production records for a local farming operation. This involves a series of steps and takes Michele a couple of days. This is an example of what type of Supervised Agricultural Experience?
a)
A. Analytical
b)
B. Entrepreneurship
c)
C. Improvement
d)
D. Placement
78.
9. Sean is working on the training agreement part of his Supervised Agricultural Experience. It is signed by himself, parent or guardian, employer or supervisor. This is part of what type of SAE?
a)
A. Analytical
b)
B. Entrepreneurship
c)
C. Improvement
d)
D. Placement
79.
10. Carl keeps accurate records including amounts of items bought and sold for his Supervised Agricultural Experience. What type of SAE is Carl working on?
a)
A. Analytical
b)
B. Entrepreneurship
c)
C. Improvement
d)
D. Placement
80.
11. Which type of Supervised Agricultural Experience requires a written training agreement signed by the student, parent or guardian, teacher, and employer or supervisor?
a)
A Exploratory
b)
B Improvement
c)
C Placement
d)
D Supplementary
81.
12. Which type of Supervised Agricultural Experience includes planning, implementing, operating and assuming financial risks for a welding business?
a)
A Analytical
b)
B Entrepreneurship
c)
C Placement
d)
D Supplementary
82.
13. An example of a placement Supervised Agricultural Experience is:
a)
A Building a fence for your own garden center.
b)
B Observing a contractor at work.
c)
C Producing your own shrubs.
d)
D Working part-time at a small-engine shop.
83.
14. An example of an analytical Supervised Agricultural Experience is:
a)
A Conducting a scientific experiment.
b)
B. Making a marketing display.
c)
C Painting greenhouse benches.
d)
D Producing bedding plants.
84.
15. The component of the horticulture instructional program which has as its primary purpose for students to gain work experience is the:
a)
A Classroom.
b)
B. FFA
c)
C. Field trips.
d)
D. Supervised Agricultural Experience
85.
16. A "Data Log" is used to describe observations made in an Experimental Supervised Agricultural Experience. Which type of Supervised Agricultural Experience uses a"Project Log" to describe project activities?
a)
A. Analytical
b)
B. Entrepreneurship
c)
C. Exploratory
d)
D. Placement
86.
17. Which type of Supervised Agricultural Experience would have an entry under the "Review of Literature" heading?
a)
A. Entrepreneurship
b)
B. Experimental
c)
C. Improvement
d)
D. Placement
87.
18. In a Placement type of Supervised Agricultural Experience, the signatures of the student, teacher, employer and parent would be on the:
a)
A. Net Worth Statement.
b)
B. Training Agreement Form.
c)
C. Type of Enterprise Page.
d)
D. Wage and Hour Sheet.
88.
19. An example of a placement Supervised Agricultural Experience is:
a)
A. Producing one's own shrubs.
b)
B. Observing a tractor mechanic at work
c)
C. Building a fence for one's own repair center
d)
D. Working part-time at a small-engine repair shop
89.
20. An example of an analytical Supervised Agricultural Experience is:
a)
A. Working for a plumber.
b)
B. Building garden sheds for homeowners.
c)
C. Restoring a tractor with other FFA members at school
d)
D. Studying why different types of lighting systems are used in farm buildings
90.
If a small-engine shop owner has a $250,000 mortgage and owes Farm Credit Service $30,000 for this year’s payment, what amount should be entered on the noncurrent liability line of the financial statement?
a)
$280,000
b)
$250,000
c)
$220,000
d)
$30,000
91.
If Becky has a $500,000 mortgage on her land and buildings, and she owes Farm Credit Service $60,000 for this year’s mortgage payment, what amount should be entered on the current liability line of the financial statement?
a)
$500,000
b)
$440,000
c)
$60,000
d)
$560,000
92.
If a welding shop has total assets of $500,000 and total liabilities of $300,000, what amount would be the correct entry on the net worth line of a financial statement?
a)
$200,000
b)
$800,000
c)
$500,000
d)
$300,000
93.
A financial statement lists mortgages due after the current year as:
a)
current assets.
b)
noncurrent assets.
c)
current liabilities.
d)
noncurrent liabilities.
94.
If a tractor dealer’s inventory shows supplies worth $41,000 and land valued at $200,000, what amount should be entered on the nondepreciable inventory line of the financial statement?
a)
$400
b)
$200,000
c)
$241,000
d)
$41,000
95.
If a business has $10,000 cash on hand, $25,000 in a checking account, and land valued at $300,000, on which line of a financial statement should the $335,000 total be entered?
a)
net worth
b)
total assets
c)
total liabilities
d)
current assets
96.
The part of a net worth statement that shows all debts is:
a)
current liabilities.
b)
total liabilities.
c)
inventory
d)
debt-to-equity ratio.
97.
On a net worth statement, net worth is the same as:
a)
total liabilities.
b)
inventory
c)
equity
d)
current assets.
98.
On a financial statement, items that can be quickly converted to cash or that will be sold within 12 months are:
a)
equity.
b)
net worth.
c)
current assets.
d)
current liabilities.
99.
On a financial statement, net worth is:
a)
total assets plus total liabilities.
b)
current assets minus current liabilities.
c)
current liabilities plus current assets.
d)
total assets minus total liabilities.
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