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FFA Quiz (MC)

Total questions: 87

Worksheet time: 44mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which organization creates an intentional direction for Ag Ed Model by connecting leaders fostering collaboration and driving action?

a)

The Council

b)

The Board

c)

The Committee

d)

The Assembly

2.

How much are SAE Grants available through the National FFA to start or expand an SAE enterprise or project?

a)

$1,000

b)

$500

c)

$2,000

d)

$1,500

3.

Which of the following IS NOT one of the Program of Activity (POA) divisions?

a)

Developing success

b)

Building communities

c)

Strengthening agriculture

d)

Growing leaders

4.

In the early 1920s, which state formed a Future Farmers club for boys in agriculture classes?

a)

Virginia

b)

Texas

c)

California

d)

Florida

5.

What were the official colors of the New Farmers of America (NFA)?

a)

Black and Old Gold

b)

Blue and Gold

c)

Red and White

d)

Green and Silver

6.

What year did national FFA delegates restrict FFA membership to boys only?

a)

1944

b)

1935

c)

1950

d)

1929

7.

What are the three integral components of agriculture education?

a)

FFA, SAE, Classroom/Laboratory

b)

FFA, SAE, Fieldwork

c)

FFA, SAE, Research

d)

FFA, SAE, Internship

8.

How many delegates were at the first national FFA convention?

a)

33 delegates from 18 states

b)

50 delegates from 20 states

c)

25 delegates from 15 states

d)

40 delegates from 22 states

9.

How many delegates were at the last national FFA convention?

a)

475

b)

500

c)

450

d)

425

10.

How many pins may be worn on the FFA jacket, and where?

a)

3, below the name

b)

2, on the collar

c)

4, on the sleeve

d)

5, on the pocket

11.

How many taps of the gavel calls the meeting to order?

a)

2

b)

1

c)

3

d)

4

12.

How many taps of the gavel completes an item of business?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

13.

How many taps of the gavel restores order?

a)

A series

b)

1

c)

2

d)

3

14.

How much were the first National FFA dues?

a)

$.10 (ten cents)

b)

$.25 (twenty-five cents)

c)

$.50 (fifty cents)

d)

$.75 (seventy-five cents)

15.

How often is the FFA New Horizons published?

a)

Two times a year

b)

Four times a year

c)

Once a year

d)

Three times a year

16.

Tennessee was the ______ state to be chartered.

a)

16th

b)

25th

c)

30th

d)

20th

17.

What do the letters POA stand for?

a)

Program of Activities

b)

Plan of Action

c)

Project of Agriculture

d)

Path of Achievement

18.

What are the levels of FFA?

a)

Local, state, national

b)

Regional, state, national

c)

Local, regional, national

d)

State, national, international

19.

What is the most recognized symbol of FFA?

a)

The jacket

b)

The hat

c)

The badge

d)

The tie

20.

What is the official FFA salute?

a)

The Pledge of Allegiance

b)

The National Anthem

c)

The FFA Creed

d)

The FFA Motto

21.

What is the official name of the FFA Magazine?

a)

FFA New Horizons

b)

FFA Today

c)

FFA Journal

d)

FFA News

22.

What do the letters PLOW stand for?

a)

Passing Literacy OnWard

b)

Planting Love On World

c)

Promoting Leadership On Work

d)

Providing Learning On Wheels

23.

What medal is the State FFA Degree pin made of?

a)

Gold

b)

Silver

c)

Bronze

d)

Copper

24.

When is National FFA Week?

a)

Week of George Washington's birthday, February

b)

First week of March

c)

Last week of January

d)

Second week of April

25.

When was the official FFA jacket adopted?

a)

1933, 6th National Convention

b)

1945, 10th National Convention

c)

1929, 5th National Convention

d)

1950, 8th National Convention

26.

When was the first National FFA Camp founded?

a)

1939

b)

1942

c)

1935

d)

1940

27.

When did National FFA Week begin?

a)

1948

b)

1950

c)

1945

d)

1952

28.

When was the FFA Code of Ethics adopted?

a)

1952

b)

1955

c)

1948

d)

1960

29.

When did U.S. Post Office issue the FFA a stamp?

a)

1953

b)

1950

c)

1949

d)

1955

30.

When did the NFA and FFA consolidate?

a)

1965

b)

1970

c)

1960

d)

1968

31.

When was the FFA Creed revised?

a)

1965 & 1990/ 38th and 63rd National Convention

b)

1970 & 1995/ 40th and 65th National Convention

c)

1960 & 1985/ 35th and 60th National Convention

d)

1975 & 2000/ 45th and 70th National Convention

32.

When did the National FFA Alumni start?

a)

1971

b)

1975

c)

1968

d)

1980

33.

When was the name of FFA changed?

a)

1988

b)

1985

c)

1990

d)

1982

34.

When was the name of the FFA Magazine changed?

a)

1989

b)

1985

c)

1992

d)

1987

35.

What is the National FFA Organization's web address?

a)

WWW.ffa.org

b)

WWW.ffa.com

c)

WWW.ffa.net

d)

WWW.ffa.edu

36.

Who was the first African American female to be elected National FFA President?

a)

Brenna Holbert, California

b)

Jan Eberly, California

c)

Dr. C.H. Lane

d)

Sarah Johnson, Texas

37.

Who was the first female National FFA President?

a)

Jan Eberly, California

b)

Brenna Holbert, California

c)

Dr. C.H. Lane

d)

Emily Smith, New York

38.

Who was the first National FFA Advisor?

a)

Dr. C.H. Lane

b)

Dr. John Smith

c)

Dr. Emily Brown

d)

Dr. Sarah Johnson

39.

What is the name of the program that provides deserving members with FFA Official Jackets at no cost if they cannot afford to purchase one?

a)

Give the Gift of The Blue

b)

Jacket for All

c)

Blue Jacket Program

d)

FFA Jacket Fund

40.

Which two FFA LDEs are only available to first year members in Middle or High School?

a)

Creed and Conduct of Chapter Meetings

b)

Public Speaking and Debate

c)

Agricultural Sales and Marketing

d)

Livestock Judging and Evaluation

41.

What are the six different kinds of SAEs?

a)

Foundational SAE, Ownership/Entrepreneurship, Placement/Internship, Researched based SAE, School based enterprise, Service- Learning

b)

Research SAE, Business SAE, Community SAE, Leadership SAE, Technical SAE, Environmental SAE

c)

Agricultural SAE, Educational SAE, Scientific SAE, Business SAE, Community SAE, Leadership SAE

d)

Technical SAE, Business SAE, Community SAE, Leadership SAE, Environmental SAE, Educational SAE

42.

What are the three different award programs through which student SAEs may be developed or honored?

a)

SAE Grants, Proficiency Awards, Star Awards

b)

Scholarships, Leadership Awards, Community Service

c)

Excellence Awards, Achievement Grants, Honor Medals

d)

Participation Trophies, Merit Badges, Recognition Certificates

43.

What is the mailing address of the National FFA Organization?

a)

6060 FFA Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46268

b)

1234 FFA Lane, Washington, DC 20001

c)

7890 Agriculture Ave, Chicago, IL 60616

d)

5555 Farm Road, Dallas, TX 75201

44.

What was the first national education program in the nation after the passage of the Smith Hughes Act of 1917?

a)

Grove High School

b)

National Agriculture Program

c)

Smith Vocational Institute

d)

FFA Leadership Academy

45.

How many taps of the gavel indicates to be seated?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

46.

How many taps of the gavel indicates to stand?

a)

3

b)

1

c)

2

d)

4

47.

What grade can FFA membership begin?

a)

5th Grade

b)

6th Grade

c)

7th Grade

d)

8th Grade

48.

How many hours needed for the American FFA Degree?

a)

2,250 unpaid hours in excess of scheduled class time

b)

1,500 unpaid hours in excess of scheduled class time

c)

3,000 unpaid hours in excess of scheduled class time

d)

1,000 unpaid hours in excess of scheduled class time

49.

How many hours worked for the State FFA Degree?

a)

At least 300 hours outside of schedule class time through an SAE.

b)

At least 200 hours outside of schedule class time through an SAE.

c)

At least 400 hours outside of schedule class time through an SAE.

d)

At least 100 hours outside of schedule class time through an SAE.

50.

What do the letters CDE stand for?

a)

Career Development Event

b)

Community Development Event

c)

Cultural Diversity Event

d)

Creative Design Event

51.

What do the letters LDE stand for?

a)

Leadership Development Event

b)

Learning Development Event

c)

Literacy Development Event

d)

Life Skills Development Event

52.

What do the letters SAE stand for?

a)

Supervised Agricultural Experience

b)

Student Agricultural Education

c)

Sustainable Agriculture Enterprise

d)

Scientific Agricultural Exploration

53.

What do the letters AFNR stand for?

a)

Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources

b)

Agricultural Finance & Nutritional Research

c)

Animal Farming & Nutritional Resources

d)

Advanced Farming & Natural Resources

54.

What is a Program of Activities?

a)

A chapter's written record of their yearly activities

b)

A list of national FFA events

c)

A guide to agricultural careers

d)

A schedule of FFA meetings

55.

What are the three divisions of POA?

a)

Growing Leaders, Building Communities, Strengthening Agriculture

b)

Developing Skills, Enhancing Education, Promoting Leadership

c)

Building Teams, Creating Opportunities, Expanding Knowledge

d)

Strengthening Skills, Growing Communities, Leading Agriculture

56.

What are the five degrees of the FFA?

a)

Discovery, Greenhand, Chapter, State, American

b)

Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert, Master

c)

Novice, Apprentice, Journeyman, Craftsman, Master

d)

Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior, Graduate

57.

What are the three kinds of FFA membership?

a)

Active, Honorary, Alumni

b)

Student, Professional, Retired

c)

Junior, Senior, Graduate

d)

Basic, Intermediate, Advanced

58.

What are the four regions of the National FFA?

a)

Western, Central, Southern, Eastern

b)

North, South, East, West

c)

Northeast, Northwest, Southeast, Southwest

d)

Midwest, Pacific, Atlantic, Mountain

59.

What are the 6 constitutional FFA offices?

a)

President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Reporter, Sentinel

b)

Chairman, Vice Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer, Historian, Advisor

c)

Leader, Co-Leader, Secretary, Treasurer, Publicist, Coordinator

d)

Director, Assistant Director, Secretary, Treasurer, Manager, Liaison

60.

What is the maximum age of active membership?

a)

A member may retain active membership until Nov. 30 following his or her fourth National FFA Convention after graduation from high school.

b)

A member may retain active membership until age 25.

c)

A member may retain active membership until age 21.

d)

A member may retain active membership until age 30.

61.

What congressional act established vocational agriculture?

a)

Smith-Hughes Act of 1917

b)

Morrill Act of 1862

c)

Land-Grant Act of 1890

d)

Vocational Education Act of 1963

62.

What are three types of FFA Alumni Membership?

a)

Associate, Annual/Affiliate, and Lifetime

b)

Temporary, Permanent, and Honorary

c)

Basic, Advanced, and Premium

d)

Student, Professional, and Retired

63.

What parliamentary procedure rules does the FFA use?

a)

Robert's Rules of Order- Newly Revised 12th Edition

b)

Mason's Manual of Legislative Procedure

c)

The Standard Code of Parliamentary Procedure

d)

Demeter's Manual of Parliamentary Law and Procedure

64.

What pins may be worn above the name on the FFA jacket?

a)

State or American Degree

b)

Gold or Silver Star

c)

Honorary Member Pin

d)

Chapter Officer Pin

65.

What three rankings can a chapter receive on the state level?

a)

Gold, Silver, and Bronze

b)

Platinum, Gold, and Silver

c)

Diamond, Ruby, and Sapphire

d)

Emerald, Topaz, and Amethyst

66.

What was the forerunner of the FFA?

a)

Future Farmers of Virginia

b)

Young Farmers of America

c)

Agricultural Leaders of Tomorrow

d)

Junior Farmers Association

67.

Who was enrolled in the NFA?

a)

African-American farm boys enrolled in agriculture education courses

b)

Young women interested in farming

c)

Urban students learning about agriculture

d)

International students studying American farming

68.

What was the original name of the FFA magazine?

a)

The National Future Farmer

b)

The Young Farmer's Journal

c)

Agricultural Digest

d)

Future Farmers Monthly

69.

When was FFA formed?

a)

1928, 1st National Convention

b)

1930, 2nd National Convention

c)

1940, 3rd National Convention

d)

1950, 4th National Convention

70.

When were the FFA colors selected?

a)

1929, 2nd National Convention

b)

1935, 3rd National Convention

c)

1945, 4th National Convention

d)

1955, 5th National Convention

71.

When did the FFA receive its Federal Charter?

a)

1950

b)

1940

c)

1960

d)

1970

72.

When were girls admitted to the FFA?

a)

1969

b)

1959

c)

1979

d)

1989

73.

Where was the first National Convention located?

a)

Hotel Baltimore - Kansas City, Missouri

b)

Hilton Hotel - Chicago, Illinois

c)

Marriott Hotel - Dallas, Texas

d)

Sheraton Hotel - Atlanta, Georgia

74.

Where was the first national FFA center located?

a)

Alexandria, Virginia

b)

Richmond, Virginia

c)

Charleston, West Virginia

d)

Norfolk, Virginia

75.

Who is the father of FFA?

a)

Henry Groseclose

b)

Scott Stump

c)

Carlton Patton

d)

Erwin Milton Tiffany

76.

Who is the CEO of the National FFA Organization?

a)

Scott Stump

b)

Cheryl Zimmerman

c)

Dr. Travis Park

d)

Leslie Applegate

77.

Who is the National FFA Executive Secretary?

a)

Cheryl Zimmerman

b)

Scott Stump

c)

Corey Flournoy

d)

Leslie Applegate

78.

Who is the National FFA Advisor?

a)

Dr. Travis Park

b)

Scott Stump

c)

Cheryl Zimmerman

d)

Henry Groseclose

79.

Who leads the National FFA Organization?

a)

FFA Board of Directors

b)

National Officers

c)

State Presidents

d)

Local Chapters

80.

Who was the first African American National FFA President?

a)

Corey Flournoy

b)

Leslie Applegate

c)

Carlton Patton

d)

Erwin Milton Tiffany

81.

Who was the first National FFA President?

a)

Leslie Applegate

b)

Corey Flournoy

c)

Scott Stump

d)

Henry Groseclose

82.

Who was the first star farmer of America?

a)

Carlton Patton

b)

Leslie Applegate

c)

Corey Flournoy

d)

Erwin Milton Tiffany

83.

Who wears FFA jackets with only emblems on the back?

a)

National Officers

b)

State Officers

c)

Local Members

d)

Advisors

84.

Who wrote the FFA creed and when?

a)

Erwin Milton Tiffany in 1930

b)

Henry Groseclose in 1928

c)

Leslie Applegate in 1931

d)

Carlton Patton in 1929

85.

What is the FFA mission?

a)

FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.

b)

FFA focuses on agricultural innovation and sustainability.

c)

FFA aims to promote global agricultural trade and cooperation.

d)

FFA supports local farming communities through education and resources.

86.

What is the FFA motto?

a)

Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve

b)

Serving to Learn, Learning to Serve, Earning to Grow, Growing to Live

c)

Living to Serve, Serving to Live, Learning to Grow, Growing to Earn

d)

Earning to Serve, Serving to Earn, Learning to Live, Living to Grow

87.

Which FFA Degree is only available to middle school students enrolled in agriculture education classes?

a)

Discovery degree

b)

Greenhand degree

c)

Chapter degree

d)

State degree

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