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All Things FFA

Total questions: 57

Worksheet time: 56mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Select all the parts of the FFA Emblem:

a)

Ear of corn

b)

American Flag

c)

Eagle

d)

Tractor

e)

Owl

2.

Select all parts of the FFA Emblem:

a)

Rising sun

b)

Agricultural Education/FFA

c)

Moon

d)

Plow

e)

American Flag

3.

What does the plow symbolize?

a)

common agriculture interest

b)

progress in agriculture

c)

labor and tillage of the soil

d)

wisdom and knowledge

4.

What does the eagle symbolize?

a)

common agriculture interest

b)

progress in agriculture

c)

freedom to be a part of FFA in every state

d)

wisdom and knowledge

5.

What does the ear of corn symbolize?

a)

common agriculture interest

b)

progress in agriculture

c)

national scope

d)

wisdom and knowledge

6.

What does the rising sun symbolize?

a)

common agriculture interest

b)

progress in agriculture each day

c)

national scope

d)

wisdom and knowledge

7.

What does the owl symbolize?

a)

common agriculture interest

b)

progress in agriculture

c)

national scope

d)

wisdom and knowledge

8.

What does Agricultural Education/FFA symbolize?

a)

common agriculture interest

b)

progress in agriculture

c)

national scope

d)

FFA is a part of the total agriculture education program

9.

What are the official colors of FFA? (select all that apply)

a)

National Blue

b)

Royal Blue

c)

Corn Yellow

d)

Bright Yellow

e)

Blue & Yellow

10.

What is the HJH FFA Chapter called?

a)

Hardee Middle FFA

b)

Hardee FFA

c)

HJH FFA

d)

FFA

11.

Learning to (a)  

12.

Doing to (a)  

13.

(a)   to live

14.

Living to (a)  

15.

Why should you NOT give your FFA jacket to a non-member? (select all that apply)

a)

they are not FFA members

b)

they might mess up your jacket

c)

they might lose your official FFA jacket

16.

What are the three pins which may be worn below your name on the FFA jacket? (select all that apply)

a)

the highest degree earned

b)

the highest office held

c)

the highest award earned

d)

your favorite pin

17.

What are the items need for official dress on a female? (select all that apply)

a)

Black skirt & Official FFA jacket zipped to the top

b)

White collared blouse

c)

Official FFA blue scarf

d)

Black dress shoes with a closed heel and toe

e)

Black nylon hosiery

18.

What are the items need for official dress on a male? (select all that apply)

a)

Black slacks & Official FFA jacket zipped to the top

b)

White collared shirt

c)

Official FFA tie

d)

Black dress shoes

e)

Black socks

19.

What 2 pins do you wear above your name on your Official FFA jacket or on a keychain on the bottom of your jacket? (select all that apply)

a)

State FFA degree

b)

highest position

c)

American FFA Degree key

d)

highest degree earned

e)

highest award earned

20.

What 3 pins do you wear below your name on your Official FFA jacket? (select all that apply)

a)

State FFA degree

b)

highest position

c)

American FFA Degree key

d)

highest degree earned

e)

highest award earned

21.

___________ is a Competitive event which help promote and develop career skills learned through agricultural education

a)

Career Development Events

b)

Creed

c)

Chartered

d)

Delegates

22.

Qualified as a member of a professional body.

a)

Chartered

b)

Delegates

c)

Parliamentary Procedure

d)

Program of Activities

23.

Statement which describes a set of fundamental beliefs of guiding principles shared by a community.

a)

Creed

b)

Parliamentary Procedure

c)

Program of Activities

d)

Chartered

24.

An elected representative sent to a conference to represent others.

a)

Delegates

b)

Program of Activities

c)

Creed

d)

Charter

25.

Set of rules followed by an assembly for conducting a meeting with the purpose of allowing everyone to be heard and to be able to make decisions without confusion.

a)

Career Development Events

b)

Creed

c)

Program of Activities

d)

Parliamentary Procedure

26.

Yearly plan of an organization's activities planned to accomplish its goals and purposes.

a)

Chartered

b)

Creed

c)

Delegates

d)

Program of Activities (POA)

27.

Person who is in charge of a committee, group or meeting

a)

chairperson

b)

committee member

c)

secretary

28.

Group of people who are appointed to take responsibility for a certain function

a)

members

b)

committee

c)

chairperson

d)

secretary

29.

Member of a committee or group who has certain powers simply due to their position or holding an office

a)

secretary

b)

ex officio

c)

chairperson

d)

treasurer

30.

Set of rules followed by an assembly for conducting a meeting with the purpose of allowing everyone to be heard and to be able to make decisions without confusion

a)

meeting agenda

b)

parliamentary procedure

c)

meeting rules

d)

parliamentary rules

31.

Yearly plan of an organization's activities planned to accomplish its goals and purposes

a)

program of activities (poa)

b)

career development events (cde)

c)

leadership development events (lde)

d)

chapter plan

32.

Work closely with the president and advisor to assess progress toward meeting chapter goals

a)

secretary

b)

vice president

c)

president

d)

sentinel

33.

Serve as chairperson of the finance committee

a)

president

b)

vice president

c)

treasurer

d)

sentinel

34.

Serve as chair of the POA public relations committee

a)

president

b)

reporter

c)

vice president

d)

sentinel

35.

Assist the president in maintaining order

a)

vice president

b)

reporter

c)

treasurer

d)

sentinel

36.

Supervise chapter activities year-round

a)

sentinel

b)

advisor

c)

treasurer

d)

vice president

37.

Prepare displays of chapter activities and submit stories of former members to the media

a)

president

b)

vice president

c)

sentinel

d)

historian

38.

Chair or serve as an ex-officio member on the conduct of meeting committee

a)

chaplin

b)

vice president

c)

parliamentarian

d)

president

39.

Present the invocation at banquets and other functions

a)

sentinel

b)

president

c)

chaplin

d)

reporter

40.

Welcome guests and visitors

a)

sentinel

b)

president

c)

vice president

d)

chaplin

41.

Collect dues and special assessments

a)

president

b)

vice president

c)

treasurer

d)

chaplin

42.

President symbol

a)

owl

b)

ear of corn

c)

rising sun

d)

plow

43.

Vice President symbol

a)

owl

b)

ear of corn

c)

rising sun

d)

plow

44.

Secretary symbol

a)

owl

b)

ear of corn

c)

rising sun

d)

plow

45.

Treasurer symbol

a)

owl

b)

emblem of Washington

c)

rising sun

d)

plow

46.

Sentinel symbol

a)

owl

b)

shield of friendship

c)

rising sun

d)

plow

47.

Advisor symbol

a)

owl

b)

shield of friendship

c)

rising sun

d)

plow

48.

Reporter symbol

a)

American Flag

b)

shield of friendship

c)

rising sun

d)

plow

49.

Appointing committees and serving on them as an ex-officio, non-voting member, is the duty of which officer position?

a)

Vice President

b)

President

c)

Secretary

d)

Treasurer

50.

Where can the official opening and closing ceremonies scripts be found?

a)

Offical FFA Manual

b)

Robert’s Rules of Order, newly revised

c)

FFA Pulse

d)

FFA New Horizons

51.

Serving as the chapter photographer is the duty of which officer position?

a)

Secretary

b)

Reporter

c)

Historian

d)

Sentinel

52.

What type of nationally recognized event is the parliamentary procedure contest?

a)

Speaking Event

b)

Leadership Development Event

c)

Career Development Event

d)

Talent Event

53.

How many points is the written test is worth?

a)

100

b)

150

c)

200

d)

250

54.

Parliamentary procedure is primarily used for which of the following?

a)

Allows everyone in a meeting to be heard and able to make decisions without confusion

b)

Gives the president full control of the meeting

c)

Keeps meetings short and simple

d)

Ensures the meeting room is set up correctly

55.

What is the portion of the parliamentary procedure contest in which all six students conduct a chapter meeting and demonstrate their knowledge of parliamentary law using the given motions?

a)

Questions

b)

Presentation

c)

Team problem solving activity

d)

Presentation of minutes

56.

During the presentation of minutes section of the parliamentary procedure contest, how long is given to prepare the official minutes?

a)

20 minutes

b)

45 minutes

c)

1 hour

d)

2 hours

57.

Teams are given ten minutes and 30 seconds to demonstrate all motions provided to them during the presentation section of the contest. How many points are deducted for every second over this time?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

5