WorksheetsND FFA State Convention
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 27mins
When is ND FFA State Convention in 2026?
June 3rd-June 6th
June 1st-June 4th
June 6th-Jun 10th
June 2nd-June 5th
What are the cost for the full four days?
$70
$110
$200
$210
What is the cost for 1 day?
$35
$65
$70
$80
Where is the North Dakota State Convention?
NDSU
NDSCS
UND
Bismarck
How many FFA members in North Dakota attended in 2024?
1300
1500
2000
1100
What are some fun things that happen at State Conveniton?
Dance
Hypnotist
Carnival Games
Bowling
Who is helping cover the cost to attend if you meet the specific criteria?
Wahpeton FFA
Wahpeton FFA Alumni
North Dakota FFA
North Dakota FFA Alumni
What is the criteria you must meet in order to get your State Convention covered?
Attend 10 practices
Earn a silver in your contest
Attend 5 practices
Earn a gold in your contest
What contest that takes place at State Conveniton has to do with creating some sort of media to present an ag topic. Examples would be a blog post, newspaper article, website deign, etc.
Ag Mechanics
Ag Literacy
Ag Education
Ag Communication
Which contest that takes place at State Convention has to do with conducting research and presenting it to a team of judges?
Ag Research & Development
Agriscience Fair
Food Science
Ag Communications
Who in our chapter is a good resource regarding the agriscience fair?
Marisa Mumm
Hannah Moderow
Owen Skovholt
Easton Hornstein
Ag Mechanics is seperated into three divisions. How do you know which you qualify for?
A pre-test
Your age
Your grade
Your last ag class taken
Which contest only allows 1 member from that chapter who is either in 7th-9th grade to compete?
Basic Ag Mechanics
Basic Carpentry
Small Animal Care
Courtesy Corps
Which contest has to do with understanding tools, reading plans, showing skills, and more?
Ag Mechanics
Ag Engines
Ag Welding
Ag Shop
What makes basic ag mech different from intermediate ag mech?
What makes advanced ag mechanics different from basic or intermediate ag mechanics?
What contest has to do with judging dairy cows or heifers and answering questions related to owning and operating a dairy farm?
Dairy Cattle Handler
Dairy Cattle Evaluation
Milk Quality & Products
Small Animal Care
Which contest takes place at the same time as another one? This contest has you use a halter and lead to control and show a heifer or cow.
Dairy Cattle Evaluation
Dairy Cattle Handler
Milk Quality & Products
Ag Communications
Which contest has to do with identifying animals found in North Dakota and understanding ecosystems and the things that affect them?
Small Animal Care
Environmental & Natural Resources
Hunter Ed
Game & Fish Training
Which contest has to do with using bank and farm documents to make farm management decisions?
Ag Communications
Farm & Agribusiness Management (FBM)
Ag Econ
Agribusiness
What contest has to do with the growing, selling, and arrangement of plant material?
Nursery/Landscape
Floriculture
Greenhouse Management
Floral Design
Which contest involved understanding food safety practices, nutritional guidelines, and food product development?
Agriscience Fair
Food Science & Technology
Food Products & Processing
Meats Evaluation & Technology
Which contest has to do with identifying cuts of meat, the species they came from, understanding meat grading and product development?
Food Science & Technology
Milk Products & Processing
Meat Evaluation & Technology
Animal Processing
Which contest allows the competitor to show their understanding of dairy production and their products?
Food Science & Technology
Dairy Cattle Handler
Milk Quality & Products
Dariy Cattle Evaluation
Which contest has you ID trees, understand a planting plan, and sell a piece of equipment?
Floriculture
Nursery/Landscape
Environmental & Natural Resources
Ag Sales
Which contest prepares you for being a vet, working with animals, or operating a pet store?
Livestock Evaluation
Small Animal Care
Veterinary Tech
Animal Science
What is the purpose of the screening committee?
To evaluate that the judges are ready to help with the contests
To interview people running for state office
To see who has earned their state degree
To judge proficiencies
What are the two areas that allow you to perform at state convention?
Talent
Chorus
Band
Poetry
What is the role a courtesy corp member fulfills?
To help run contests
To set up or take down materials
To assist advisors or the state officer in completing work
To be helpful
What two things does a delegate do?
Acts as the chapter's voting members
Attends business meetings
Campaigns for state office
Does whatever their advisor tells them to do
How many delegates does our chapter have?
5
6
7
8
What does the state individual winner earn in most contests?
A check
Tools
A Baby Bison Trophy
A trip to nationals
For each contest, how do we know who goes on to nationals?
The top 5 individuals
The top team
The top 2 teams
The top 3 individuals
What are three different achievements that FFA members can receive at State Convention?
State Degree
Proficiency Award
STAR Award
Honorary Degree
What does a proficiency award mean?
The member has great records of their ag work experience
The member has been super active in their chapter
The member made the most money in their ag related job
The member worked the most hours in their ag related job
What all does a STAR award mean?
The member has great records of their ag work experience
The member has been super active in their chapter
The member made the most money in their ag related job
The member worked the most hours in their ag related job
How many FFA members can earn a proficiency in ND each year?
4
33
50
47
How many years of work records should you have before you apply for a proficiency award?
1
2
3
4
How many years of work records should you have before you apply for a STAR award?
1
2
3
4
How many FFA members can earn the STAR award each year in ND?
4
16
7
12
When can you apply for your State Degree? 2 correct answers
Your senior year of High School
One year after you graduate High School
When you are a junior in HS
Never, your advisor has to nominate you
