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4-H Knowledge Quiz(4th)

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Any person, other than an agent, who works with 4-H members in any capacity is called a what?

a)

4-H Volunteer Leader

b)

4-H Agent

c)

4-H Member

d)

4-H Coordinator

2.

State 4-H Round-Up is held at two different locations in Tennessee. Name these locations.

a)

UT Knoxville and UT Martin

b)

UT Nashville and UT Memphis

c)

UT Chattanooga and UT Jackson

d)

UT Clarksville and UT Murfreesboro

3.

What award, given at State Round-Up, is the highest level of recognition a 4-H member in Tennessee can receive?

a)

The Vol State Award

b)

The Star Award

c)

The Leadership Award

d)

The Excellence Award

4.

What is the name of the inspirational part of the 4-H club meeting?

a)

Thought for the Day

b)

Moment of Inspiration

c)

Daily Reflection

d)

Inspirational Quote

5.

Where does the Southern Regional Teen Leadership Conference take place?

a)

Clyde M. York 4-H Center in Crossville

b)

Nashville Convention Center

c)

Memphis Youth Center

d)

Knoxville Leadership Hall

6.

Which 4-H officer's main duty is the writing of the minutes?

a)

The Secretary

b)

The President

c)

The Treasurer

d)

The Vice President

7.

State 4-H winners in Leadership, Citizenship, and Public Speaking are crowned at what 4-H event?

a)

Tennessee 4-H Congress

b)

Tennessee 4-H Fair

c)

Tennessee 4-H Festival

d)

Tennessee 4-H Gala

8.

At what 4-H event would you see the changing of the guard of the Unknown Soldier?

a)

Citizenship Washington Focus

b)

National 4-H Week

c)

State 4-H Round-Up

d)

4-H Leadership Day

9.

What is the title of the person who officially heads up the 4-H program in Tennessee?

a)

State 4-H Director

b)

State 4-H Coordinator

c)

State 4-H Manager

d)

State 4-H Leader

10.

In which 4-H contest would you make a "mini 4-H billboard?"

a)

The 4-H Poster Contest

b)

The 4-H Art Contest

c)

The 4-H Writing Contest

d)

The 4-H Science Fair

11.

Name the group of teens who promote 4-H by singing and dancing, performing most notably at Tennessee 4-H Congress.

a)

The Tennessee 4-H Performing Arts Troupe

b)

The Tennessee 4-H Dance Team

c)

The Tennessee 4-H Choir

d)

The Tennessee 4-H Band

12.

What is the name of the leadership organization designed for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade 4-H'ers?

a)

4-H Honor Club

b)

4-H Junior Leaders

c)

4-H Young Leaders

d)

4-H Future Leaders

13.

Who is considered to be the first 4-H member in Tennessee?

a)

Mertie Hardin

b)

John Smith

c)

Mary Johnson

d)

Robert Brown

14.

What are the 4 "H's"?

a)

Head, Heart, Hands, and Health

b)

Hope, Honor, Help, and Happiness

c)

Home, Heart, Hands, and Health

d)

Head, Honor, Help, and Health

15.

How long does a person have to answer a Clover Bowl question after "buzzing in?"

a)

10 seconds

b)

5 seconds

c)

15 seconds

d)

20 seconds

16.

In what state was the 4-H All-Star program first organized?

a)

West Virginia

b)

Tennessee

c)

Kentucky

d)

Ohio

17.

How many judging teams are offered in Tennessee 4-H?

a)

10

b)

15

c)

13

d)

20

18.

At what multi-day event might 4-H members participate in a fashion show?

a)

4-H Science Fair

b)

4-H Fashion & Design Conference

c)

4-H Art Festival

d)

4-H Music Camp

19.

4-H members in Tennessee are in a sense students at what University?

a)

Vanderbilt University

b)

The University of Tennessee

c)

Tennessee State University

d)

Middle Tennessee State University

20.

At what state 4-H event do 4-H members participate in “Know Your Government” activities?

a)

Tennessee 4-H Congress

b)

Tennessee 4-H Fair

c)

Tennessee 4-H Festival

d)

Tennessee 4-H Camp

21.

The 4-H program in Tennessee is organized and maintained by what two educational institutions?

a)

The University of Tennessee and Tennessee State University

b)

Vanderbilt University and Tennessee Tech

c)

Middle Tennessee State University and Tennessee State University

d)

The University of Memphis and Tennessee Tech

22.

Former 4-H members, who are students at Tennessee Tech, MTSU and the University of Tennessee, can still take part in 4-H activities through what organization?

a)

Collegiate 4-H

b)

4-H Alumni Association

c)

4-H Graduate Program

d)

4-H University Club

23.

What is the title of a person employed by the University of Tennessee to conduct the 4-H program?

a)

4-H Coordinator

b)

4-H Director

c)

4-H Agent

d)

4-H Supervisor

24.

At what state event do members wear green 4-H sweaters as part of their official dress?

a)

Tennessee 4-H Congress

b)

Tennessee 4-H Fair

c)

Tennessee 4-H Festival

d)

Tennessee 4-H Camp

25.

What was the official name of the POW Camp, now known as Clyde M York 4-H Center?

a)

Camp Crossville

b)

Camp Knoxville

c)

Camp Nashville

d)

Camp Memphis

26.

What is the term for a 4th grade 4-H member?

a)

Explorer (4-H'er)

b)

Junior (4-H'er)

c)

Beginner (4-H'er)

d)

Novice (4-H'er)

27.

The 4-H emblem was adopted in what year?

a)

1927

b)

1930

c)

1925

d)

1935

28.

Which war helped to initiate the 4-H club program?

a)

World War I

b)

World War II

c)

The Civil War

d)

The Korean War

29.

4-H is open to young people of what school grades?

a)

4th through 12th Grades

b)

1st through 8th Grades

c)

6th through 12th Grades

d)

3rd through 10th Grades

30.

What 4-H symbol is copyrighted?

a)

The 4-H Clover

b)

The 4-H Star

c)

The 4-H Shield

d)

The 4-H Leaf

31.

What is the 4-H Motto?

a)

To Make the Best Better!

b)

To Learn and Grow!

c)

To Lead and Serve!

d)

To Achieve and Succeed!

32.

What are the 4-H colors?

a)

Green and White

b)

Blue and Yellow

c)

Red and Black

d)

Purple and Gold

33.

In what Tennessee city does State 4-H Electric Camp take place?

a)

Nashville

b)

Memphis

c)

Knoxville

d)

Chattanooga

34.

What Nashville weatherman was a 4-H member from Dyer County, and emcees the State 4-H History Bowl?

a)

Lelan Statom

b)

John Doe

c)

Mark Smith

d)

Tom Johnson

35.

A demonstration should last how long?

a)

One to Two Minutes

b)

Three to Five Minutes

c)

Six to Eight Minutes

d)

Ten Minutes

36.

What does it cost to join 4-H in Tennessee?

a)

$10

b)

$5

c)

$20

d)

Absolutely nothing

37.

The 4-H Pledge was adopted in what year?

a)

1927

b)

1930

c)

1945

d)

1950

38.

What is the 4-H Emblem?

a)

A Four-Leaf Clover

b)

A Star

c)

A Circle

d)

A Triangle

39.

What are oral reasons?

a)

A written explanation

b)

A verbal justification

c)

A drawing

d)

A song

40.

In what grade is 4-H first offered?

a)

3rd Grade

b)

4th Grade

c)

5th Grade

d)

6th Grade

41.

Which 4-H group actually has adopted a fifth 'H'?

a)

The 4-H Honor Club

b)

The 4-H Science Club

c)

The 4-H Art Club

d)

The 4-H Music Club

42.

What is the name of the inspirational ceremony which takes place at 4-H camp right after sunrise?

a)

Flag Raising

b)

Morning Meeting

c)

Breakfast Gathering

d)

Sunrise Circle

43.

What does TAE4-HW mean?

a)

The Tennessee Association of Extension 4-H Workers

b)

The Tennessee Association of Educational 4-H Workers

c)

The Tennessee Association of Environmental 4-H Workers

d)

The Tennessee Association of Economic 4-H Workers

44.

What was the first state-wide 4-H event in Tennessee?

a)

State 4-H Roundup

b)

State 4-H Fair

c)

State 4-H Picnic

d)

State 4-H Festival

45.

Which 4-H officer's main duty is to get someone to do parts of the program?

a)

The President

b)

The Vice-President

c)

The Secretary

d)

The Treasurer

46.

What is the award given the 4-H family who has shown 'exceptional participation in all phases of 4-H club work'?

a)

The Hale Master 4-H Family

b)

The Smith Family Award

c)

The Johnson Family Prize

d)

The Brown Family Trophy

47.

What is the name of the 4-H All-Star officer who serves as the secretary?

a)

The Scribe

b)

The Writer

c)

The Recorder

d)

The Notetaker

48.

What was the original use of the 4-H camp at Crossville?

a)

World War II Prisoner of War Camp

b)

Summer Retreat

c)

Training Facility

d)

Wildlife Reserve

49.

What Tennessee symbol was placed at the National 4-H Center in Washington by Tennessee 4-H'ers in 1970?

a)

A Tulip Poplar Tree Was Planted

b)

A Magnolia Tree Was Planted

c)

A Pine Tree Was Planted

d)

A Maple Tree Was Planted

50.

Which 4-H symbol by law cannot be covered in any way by text or graphics when printed?

a)

The 4-H Clover

b)

The 4-H Star

c)

The 4-H Shield

d)

The 4-H Banner

51.

What does the term "extemporaneous" mean as it relates to 4-H?

a)

An unprepared speech

b)

A written essay

c)

A planned presentation

d)

A rehearsed dialogue

52.

What is the Tennessee 4-H website address?

a)

4h.tennessee.edu

b)

4h.tn.edu

c)

tennessee4h.org

d)

tn4h.com

53.

Citizenship Focus, a national 4-H event dealing with government, takes place in what city?

a)

Washington, D.C.

b)

New York City

c)

Chicago

d)

Los Angeles

54.

During what time of the year does Tennessee 4-H Congress take place?

a)

Spring

b)

Summer

c)

Fall

d)

Winter

55.

What current 4-H event was originally named State Club Camp in 1923?

a)

Tennessee 4-H Roundup

b)

Tennessee 4-H Congress

c)

Tennessee 4-H Fair

d)

Tennessee 4-H Festival

56.

Becoming a better more responsible citizen is taught in which 4-H project?

a)

Citizenship

b)

Agriculture

c)

Science

d)

Arts

57.

A 4-H Art Poster must be orientated in what direction?

a)

Horizontal or Landscaped

b)

Vertical or Portrait

c)

Diagonal

d)

Circular

58.

What did Tennessee 4-H members wear to National Congress for the first time in 1947?

a)

The white sweaters with the Vol State emblem

b)

Green jackets with the 4-H logo

c)

Blue blazers with a state pin

d)

Red shirts with a national emblem

59.

At the 1970 Tennessee 4-H Congress, each county delegation brought something from their county. What was it?

a)

A soil sample

b)

A water sample

c)

A plant sample

d)

A rock sample

60.

The "Tradition of the Gavel" refers to the gavel constructed by Don Bowman containing a piece of cherry wood from what original courthouse?

a)

Washington County

b)

Jefferson County

c)

Franklin County

d)

Lincoln County

61.

What is the name of the inspirational ceremony held at the end of each day at 4-H camp?

a)

Vespers

b)

Reflections

c)

Gatherings

d)

Assemblies

62.

What is the first order of business in any 4-H meeting?

a)

The President Calls the Meeting to Order

b)

The Secretary Reads the Minutes

c)

The Treasurer Gives a Report

d)

The Members Introduce Themselves

63.

Target SMART is held at which 4-H Center?

a)

William Ridley (Columbia)

b)

John Smith (Nashville)

c)

Mary Johnson (Memphis)

d)

Robert Brown (Knoxville)

64.

What is the correct size for a 4-H poster?

a)

12 by 18 inches

b)

14 by 22 inches

c)

16 by 20 inches

d)

18 by 24 inches

65.

4-H is open to young people of what age range?

a)

Ages 5 to 15

b)

Ages 7 to 17

c)

Ages 9 to 19

d)

Ages 11 to 21

66.

At what grade in school can 4-H Honor Club members become All Stars?

a)

Current 7th Grade Members

b)

Current 8th Grade Members

c)

Current 9th Grade Members

d)

Current 10th Grade Members

67.

4-H members pledge their hands to what?

a)

Larger Service

b)

Better Health

c)

Clearer Thinking

d)

Greater Knowledge

68.

In what unique way did German POW’s decorate what is now the Clyde M. York 4-H Center in Crossville?

a)

They built a garden

b)

They painted murals on the walls of the Rec Hall

c)

They constructed a fountain

d)

They designed a sculpture

69.

4-H members pledge their heads to what?

a)

Larger Service

b)

Better Health

c)

Clearer Thinking

d)

Greater Knowledge

70.

How were Tennessee 4-H’ers honored for their contribution to the World War II war effort?

a)

They received medals

b)

They got to name a ship

c)

They were given certificates

d)

They were invited to a ceremony

71.

4-H members celebrate what product each June?

a)

Fruits and Vegetables

b)

Grains

c)

Milk or Dairy Products

d)

Meat

72.

The State 4-H Horse show is held each year in what Tennessee city?

a)

Nashville

b)

Memphis

c)

Shelbyville

d)

Knoxville

73.

This is the smallest 4-H project, although this fact may "bug" some people.

a)

Botany

b)

Entomology

c)

Zoology

d)

Geology

74.

What is the reference date used in 4-H for grade?

a)

Jan. 1st of current year

b)

July 1st of current year

c)

Sept. 1st of current year

d)

Dec. 1st of current year

75.

In which 4-H contest would you actually show someone how to do something?

a)

Public Speaking

b)

Demonstrations

c)

Art Exhibits

d)

Writing

76.

What is the 4-H slogan?

a)

Learn by Doing

b)

Achieve by Trying

c)

Grow by Learning

d)

Succeed by Practicing

77.

What 4-H organization was formed in 1953 to raise funds for 4-H in Tennessee?

a)

The Tennessee 4-H Foundation

b)

The Tennessee 4-H Association

c)

The Tennessee 4-H Club

d)

The Tennessee 4-H Society

78.

The Clyde M. York 4-H Center is located in what Tennessee town?

a)

Nashville

b)

Crossville

c)

Memphis

d)

Knoxville

79.

Which 4-H project could be defined as learning how to influence people to make some kind of change?

a)

Public Speaking

b)

Leadership

c)

Community Service

d)

Environmental Science

80.

The 4-H Clover Bowl was held for the first time in what county?

a)

Davidson County

b)

Shelby County

c)

Wilson County

d)

Knox County

81.

The White House, Monticello, and Mount Vernon are visited during which 4-H event?

a)

National 4-H Congress

b)

Citizenship Washington Focus

c)

4-H Clover Bowl

d)

Flag Retreat

82.

What is the name of the medal presented in Tennessee to State 4-H winners?

a)

The Leula Lee

b)

The Clover Medal

c)

The Green Ribbon

d)

The 4-H Star

83.

Junior 4-H members are in what grade?

a)

3rd

b)

4th

c)

5th

d)

6th

84.

When leading the 4-H Pledge and the Pledge of Allegiance, which pledge should be led first?

a)

The 4-H Pledge

b)

The Pledge of Allegiance

c)

The National Anthem

d)

The State Pledge

85.

In what 4-H project would you explore the world of coding?

a)

Robotics

b)

Computers and Technology

c)

Environmental Science

d)

Animal Science

86.

In what year did the 4-H Camp at Crossville open?

a)

1940

b)

1950

c)

1960

d)

1970

87.

What is the name of the building on the UT campus in which the State 4-H Office is located?

a)

Morgan Hall

b)

Thompson Hall

c)

University Hall

d)

Science Hall

88.

What is the most popular 4-H livestock project?

a)

Horse

b)

Cattle

c)

Sheep

d)

Pigs

89.

The Clyde Austin 4-H Center is located in what Tennessee town?

a)

Nashville

b)

Greeneville

c)

Knoxville

d)

Memphis

90.

Don Bowman made what in 1948, which is handed down each year to the state 4-H Council President?

a)

The Gavel

b)

The Medal

c)

The Trophy

d)

The Ribbon

91.

Who wrote the 4-H Pledge?

a)

Otis Hall

b)

John Smith

c)

Mary Johnson

d)

Robert Brown

92.

What is the traditional date of National 4-H Week?

a)

The first full week in September

b)

The first full week in October

c)

The first full week in November

d)

The first full week in December

93.

What 4-H event traditionally takes place right after Thanksgiving?

a)

National 4-H Congress

b)

4-H Clover Bowl

c)

Citizenship Washington Focus

d)

Flag Retreat

94.

What is the name of the inspirational ceremony which takes place at camp right about sundown?

a)

Flag Retreat

b)

Campfire Ceremony

c)

Evening Gathering

d)

Sunset Celebration

95.

Name the 4-H Center located in Columbia.

a)

William P Ridley 4-H Center

b)

Columbia 4-H Center

c)

Tennessee 4-H Center

d)

Green Valley 4-H Center

96.

Where has National 4-H Congress been held since 1997?

a)

Atlanta, Georgia

b)

New York, New York

c)

Chicago, Illinois

d)

Los Angeles, California

97.

What is the All Star motto?

a)

Service

b)

Leadership

c)

Friendship

d)

Excellence

98.

What form must a 4-H Agent or volunteer leader have before a 4-H'er can attend an event?

a)

The 600A Form or the Angel Form

b)

The 700B Form or the Star Form

c)

The 800C Form or the Moon Form

d)

The 900D Form or the Sun Form

99.

What two organizations served as the forerunners of 4-H in Tennessee?

a)

The Tomato (girls) and Corn Clubs (boys)

b)

The Apple (girls) and Wheat Clubs (boys)

c)

The Berry (girls) and Rice Clubs (boys)

d)

The Peach (girls) and Barley Clubs (boys)

100.

4-H members pledge their hearts to what?

a)

Greater Loyalty

b)

Greater Honesty

c)

Greater Friendship

d)

Greater Courage