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ANS2FA- 1.00 Unit Test

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does SAE stand for in the context of the Agricultural Education program?

a)

Supervised Agricultural Experience

b)

Student Agricultural Education

c)

Sustainable Agricultural Environment

d)

Scientific Agricultural Experiment

2.

Explain how communication skills are developed in the FFA program.

a)

By writing essays

b)

Through speaking career development events

c)

By reading agricultural books

d)

Through online courses

3.

Which of the following activities is NOT typically associated with developing citizenship skills in FFA?

a)

Parliamentary procedure

b)

Community service projects

c)

Agricultural sales

d)

Mentoring younger students

4.

What is the primary purpose of the Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) in the Agricultural Education program?

a)

To provide opportunities for sports

b)

To explore interests and gain work experiences

c)

To learn about history

d)

To practice mathematics

5.

What is one benefit of participating in the SAE for All program?

a)

It provides free meals

b)

It offers various learning opportunities in chosen career fields

c)

It guarantees a job after graduation

d)

It includes international travel

6.

Which organization most likely has as its primary purpose the support of the student organization for agricultural education?

a)

National Agriculture Council

b)

National Agriculture Teachers Association

c)

FFA Alumni

d)

The Grange

7.

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

8.

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

9.

The component of the agricultural mechanics program that gives students an opportunity to explore interests and gain work experience is the:

a)

Supervised Agricultural Experience.

b)

State FFA Convention.

c)

classroom

d)

FFA

10.

What is the significance of a firm handshake in professional settings?

a)

It indicates a well-written email.

b)

It reflects confidence and professionalism.

c)

It improves verbal communication.

d)

It enhances digital etiquette.

11.

How many pages should a resume' be?

a)

2 pages

b)

3 pages double spaced

c)

1 page

d)

exactly 2 and a half pages

12.

How should I list my experience/education on a resume'?

a)

In order of where I stayed the longest.

b)

Chronologically with most recent first

c)

In order of where I had the most responsibility

d)

Chronologically with the oldest first

13.

Choose the best objective for a Sally's resume:

a)

Awesome graduate of life seeking any fun position requiring a cool girl with a great sense of humor and style.

b)

Graduate seeking a position that I could take professional pictures of people.

14.

Writing in slang is appropriate:

a)

Slang is never appropriate on résumés or cover letters.

b)

Only for certain words, such as "phone" vs. "telephone".

c)

If you are applying to a job that is more 'casual' such as a restaurant, coffee shop, or grocery store.

d)

For your resume, but not your cover letter.

15.

When should a resume be updated?

a)

Every time you gain an important new job or educational experience.

b)

Every year.

c)

Continuously, for every single job you get.

d)

You only have to write one resume, you do not have to update it.

16.

What is the primary purpose of parliamentary procedure?

a)

To create laws

b)

To conduct business in a formal, organized manner

c)

To elect government officials

d)

To debate political issues

17.

Which book serves as the basis for parliamentary law?

a)

The Constitution

b)

Robert’s Rules of Order

c)

The Federalist Papers

d)

The Magna Carta

18.

What phrase is used to introduce a main motion in parliamentary procedure?

a)

"I propose..."

b)

"I suggest..."

c)

"I move..."

d)

"I declare..."

19.

How can a member change a motion during a meeting?

a)

By voting against it

b)

By calling for a division

c)

By moving to amend the motion

d)

By referring it to a committee

20.

What is the purpose of calling for a "Division of the House"?

a)

To end the meeting

b)

To get a re-vote on a voice or hand vote

c)

To introduce a new motion

d)

To amend a motion

21.

Which statement is correct when referring a motion to a committee?

a)

"I move we table this motion."

b)

"I move we refer this motion to a committee."

c)

"I move we vote on this motion."

d)

"I move we amend this motion."

22.

What is the role of "the chair" in a parliamentary procedure?

a)

To propose new laws

b)

To conduct the meeting and ensure rules are followed

c)

To vote on all motions

d)

To amend motions

23.

Which of the following is NOT a parliamentary procedure ability?

a)

Main Motion

b)

Amendment

c)

Division of the House

d)

Filibuster

24.

What should a member say to request a re-vote using a "rising" vote?

a)

"I move to amend."

b)

"I call for a division."

c)

"I propose a new motion."

d)

"I move to table the motion."

25.

In what scenario would a motion be referred to a committee?

a)

When immediate action is required

b)

When more detailed study or discussion is needed

c)

When the motion is unanimously agreed upon

d)

When the meeting is about to end