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FCCLA Statesman Exam Review

Total questions: 152

Worksheet time: 1hrs 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the flower of the organization?

a)

Rose

b)

Lily

c)

Tulip

d)

Orchid

2.

The flower of the organization represents:

a)

Beauty and aesthetics

b)

Strength and resilience

c)

Diversity and inclusion

d)

Beauty in everyday living

3.

What is the motto?

a)

In God We Trust

b)

Toward New Horizons

c)

Liberty and Justice for All

d)

United We Stand

4.

Name the 5 components of the planning process (must be in order).

a)

Goal Setting, Analysis, Strategy Formulation, Strategy Implementation, Evaluation and Control

b)

Analysis, Goal Setting, Strategy Formulation, Strategy Implementation, Evaluation and Control

c)

Strategy Formulation, Goal Setting, Analysis, Strategy Implementation, Evaluation and Control

d)

Goal Setting, Strategy Formulation, Analysis, Evaluation and Control, Strategy Implementation

5.

The colors of FCCLA are:

a)

Red and White

b)

Blue and Gold

c)

Green and Yellow

d)

Black and Silver

6.

Which is a purpose of the organization?

a)

To provide opportunities for personal development and preparation for adult life

b)

To strengthen the function of the family as a basic unit of society

c)

To promote family and consumer sciences and related occupations

d)

To provide opportunities for making decisions and for assuming responsibilities

e)

To encourage individual and group involvement in helping achieve global cooperation and harmony

7.

Local groups of FCCLA should be referred to as ____________.

a)

chapters

b)

teams

c)

units

d)

divisions

8.

The five basic components of an FCCLA chapter are:

a)

Membership, Advisors, Leadership, Meetings, Projects

b)

Membership, Leadership, Meetings, Projects, Fundraising

c)

Advisors, Leadership, Meetings, Projects, Fundraising

d)

Membership, Advisors, Leadership, Meetings, Fundraising

9.

What are the four kinds of membership in FCCLA?

a)

Active, Alumni, Associate, Honorary

b)

Student, Teacher, Parent, Alumni

c)

Regular, Honorary, Lifetime, Associate

d)

Basic, Premium, Honorary, Alumni

10.

Meetings should be opened and closed with the official (a)   .

11.

By what procedure are all meetings to be conducted?

a)

By following the standard protocol

b)

By using Robert's Rules of Order

c)

By consensus of the members

d)

By the decision of the chairperson

12.

FCCLA is the only in-school organization with the (a)   as its central focus.

13.

FCCLA provides opportunities for active student participation at the ____________, _______________ and _______________ levels.

a)

local, state and national

b)

international, regional and local

c)

district, county and state

d)

community, city and federal

14.

During what month do we celebrate FCCLA week?

a)

January

b)

February

c)

March

d)

April

15.

Where will the National Leadership Conference be held in 2025?

a)

New York, New York

b)

Los Angeles, California

c)

Orlando, Florida

d)

Chicago, Illinois

16.

How many national officers (students) are elected by the voting delegates at the annual FCCLA National Leadership Conference?

a)

12

b)

20

c)

15

d)

10

17.

Who is the current FCCLA National President and where do they live?

a)

Olivia Morrison, Georgia

b)

Jhiriss Smith, Georgia

c)

Ava Orr, Arkansas 


d)

Michael Brown, Florida.

18.

Who was the organization's first black national president, and when were they elected?

a)

Daniel Horlbeck 2002

b)

Madison Jones 1978

c)

Daisy Lewis 1955

d)

Monya Frazier 1981

19.

Who was elected the organization's first male national president? Where was he from?

a)

Thomas Lucas

Milton, West Virginia

b)

Benjamin Dome

Kansas City, Kansas

c)

Nathaniel Janssen

Saint Paul, Minnesota

d)

Josh Sorbe

Pierre, South Dakota

20.

What is Explore. Act. Tell?

a)

leadership development program

b)

national outreach partner

c)

community service outreach program

d)

counseling training program

21.

How long has National FCCLA been partnering with Explore. Act. Tell?

a)

Since 2022

b)

Since 2023

c)

Since 2024

d)

Since 2025

22.

(a)   is a scholarship opportunity, funded by Kikkoman Corporation and administered by Youth for Understanding, for FCCLA members to travel to Japan for four-to six weeks as an exchange student.

23.

The two partners of the Japanese Exchange Scholarship are:

a)

Japan and USA

b)

Kikkoman Corporation and USA

c)

Youth for Understanding and Japan

d)

Youth for Understanding and Kikkoman Corporation

24.

Say Yes to FCS is a campaign to:

a)

promote Family and Consumer Sciences education

b)

encourage careers in Family and Consumer Sciences

c)

support research for Family and Consumer Sciences

d)

advocate for Family and Consumer Sciences community service projects

25.

The name of the FCCLA National Magazine is:

a)

Student Life

b)

Youth Today

c)

Teen Times

d)

Future Leaders

26.

The first Teen Times was published in:

a)

August 1950

b)

November 1945

c)

February 1978

d)

June 1993

27.

In 1945, the official magazine of the New Homemakers of America (NHA) was called ____________ and published twice a year.

a)

Chatterbox

b)

Homefront Herald

c)

Domestic Digest

d)

Household Happenings

28.

The national leadership training meetings held in different cities throughout the country in the fall are called?

a)

National Leadership Conferences

b)

Fall Leadership Institutes

c)

Leadership Training Events

d)

Autumn Leadership Gatherings

29.

Where are the 2 National FCCLA Fall Leadership Institutes held at Fall 2024?

a)

New York and Los Angeles

b)

Chicago and Houston

c)

Orlando and Anaheim

d)

Orlando and Seattle

30.

What is the national theme this year?

a)

Connected

b)

Dream Big

c)

Toward New Horizons

d)

Reach for the Stars

31.

The organization was founded on which date?

a)

September 2, 1945

b)

July 4, 1945

c)

August 15, 1945

d)

June 11, 1945

32.

Where was the organization founded?

a)

New York, New York

b)

Chicago, Illinois

c)

Los Angeles, California

d)

Houston, Texas

33.

Who is considered the founder of the organization?

a)

Daisy Lewis

b)

Edna P. Amidon

c)

Caitlin Roberson

d)

Sandy Spavone

34.

The Future Homemakers of America emblem in 1945 was ____________ - sided, representing the ____________ purposes of the organization.

a)

Eight

b)

Six

c)

Four

d)

Ten

35.

On the Future Homemakers of America emblem, there are rays extending outward from the center to represent ____________.

a)

The importance of education in personal development.

b)

The growth of agriculture in society.

c)

The influence of the home on the community and the world.

d)

The role of technology in modern homes.

36.

What is the present FCCLA logo and what does it represent?

a)

A stylized red rose representing growth and beauty

b)

A futuristic oval representing FCCLA is a dynamic organization bound for the future

c)

A blue shield with a white star representing leadership and excellence

d)

A green tree symbolizing environmental awareness

37.

The first national adviser for both FHA and the NHA was?

a)

Sandy Spavone

b)

Jhiriss Smith

c)

Dr. Hazel Frost

d)

Vickie Rundbaken

38.

The first national vocational education act was signed into law by which President and when?

a)

President Woodrow Wilson in 1917

b)

President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1933

c)

President Lyndon B. Johnson in 1965

d)

President John F. Kennedy in 1961

39.

During the year of 1945, what was the name of the organization that was founded for African Americans in 16 states where schools were segregated by state law?

a)

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)

b)

Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)

c)

New Homemakers of America

d)

United Negro College Fund (UNCF)

40.

When were HERO chapters included as a part of the Future Homemakers of America?

a)

1952

b)

1964

c)

1971

d)

1986

41.

HERO stands for:

a)

Home Economics Related Occupations

b)

Home Education Resource Organization

c)

Humanitarian Emergency Response Organization

d)

Home Economic Research Opportunities

42.

When and where did the organization change its name from Future Homemakers of America to Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America?

a)

In 1999 in Chicago, Illinois

b)

In 2000 in New York, New York

c)

In 1999 in Boston, Massachusetts

d)

In 2000 in Los Angeles, California

43.

Other than FCCLA, what other names has the organization been called?

a)

Future Homeworkers of America

b)

New Homemakers of America

c)

Fellowship of Homemakers of America

d)

Future Homemakers of America

44.

Future Homemakers of America and New Homemakers of America merged during what year?

a)

1965

b)

1960

c)

1970

d)

1980

45.

When Georgia New Homemakers of America merged with the Future Homemakers of America, this merger made the Georgia Association of Future Homemakers of America the ____________ largest state association in the nation.

a)

Second

b)

First

c)

Fourth

d)

Third

46.

When Georgia New Homemakers of America merged with the Future Homemakers of America, this merger made the Georgia Association of Future Homemakers of America's membership total to ____________ members in __________ chapters.

a)

28,000 members in 500 chapters

b)

25,000 members in 400 chapters

c)

35,000 members in 600 chapters

d)

30,785 members in 515 chapters

47.

When was the first national convention held?

a)

June 1950

b)

July 1948

c)

August 1945

d)

September 1952

48.

Where was the first National convention held?

a)

Kansas City, Missouri

b)

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

c)

Chicago, Illinois

d)

New York City, New York

49.

How many delegates attended the first national meeting?

a)

1000 delegates

b)

1500 delegates

c)

2000 delegates

d)

500 delegates

50.

Who and when was the organization's first male national officer elected?

a)

David Johnson, May 1974

b)

John Jackson, June 1975

c)

Michael Smith, August 1972

d)

Toney Bingham, July 1973

51.

Georgia hosted the National Leadership Meeting for the first in ____________.

a)

October 1985

b)

August 1983

c)

September 1984

d)

July 1982

52.

When did STAR Events begin?

a)

1986 National Leadership Meeting

b)

1985 National Leadership Meeting

c)

1980 National Leadership Meeting

d)

1983 National Leadership Meeting

53.

What were the first three STAR Events developed?

a)

Illustrated Talking, Chapter Activities, and Community Service

b)

Job Interview, Illustrated Talking, and Community Service

c)

Job Interview, Chapter Activities, and Community Service

d)

Job Interview, Illustrated Talking, and Chapter Activities

54.

When did the series of national regional meetings called Cluster Meetings begin?

a)

1990

b)

1985

c)

1983

d)

1995

55.

In the winter of 1985, what publication was introduced for chapter Advisers? The Adviser

a)

The Instructor

b)

The Mentor

c)

The Guide

d)

The Adviser

56.

STOP (Students Taking on Prevention) the Violence was introduced at which National Meeting?

a)

July 2000 in Orlando, Florida

b)

June 1999 in New York, New York

c)

August 2001 in Los Angeles, California

d)

September 2002 in Chicago, Illinois

57.

The current National FCCLA Headquarters is located in:

a)

Washington, D.C.

b)

Herndon, Virginia

c)

New York City, New York

d)

Los Angeles, California

58.

In what year did the National Board of Directors approve the purchase of land on which to build the original national Headquarters and leadership center in Reston, Virginia?

a)

January, 1985

b)

September, 1990

c)

July, 1980

d)

May, 2000

59.

Where was the "70 Years Strong" anniversary of FCCLA rally held? When was this?

a)

On Capitol Hill in July 2015.

b)

In New York City in June 2015.

c)

In Los Angeles in August 2015.

d)

In Chicago in September 2015.

60.

Adults who are interested in supporting the goals of the organization may become which type of FCCLA members?

a)

Mentors and More

b)

Regular Members

c)

Mentor Members

d)

Alumni and Associates

61.

This partner contest is sponsored by the Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids and is an advocacy program that helps students understand the dangers of tobacco and nicotine use and how to use their voices to be the first tobacco and nicotine free generation. Take Down Tobacco.

a)

Tobacco-Free Future

b)

Smoke-Free Generation

c)

Take Down Tobacco

d)

Youth Against Tobacco

62.

This _____________ competition encourages FCCLA members to test their personal finance or fashion management skills through two rounds of competition in the fall and spring. Teams can participate in one or both rounds of competition using the virtual business classroom software.

a)

FCCLA Culinary Arts

b)

FCCLA/Knowledge Matters Simulations

c)

FCCLA Fashion Design

d)

Personal Finance Challenge

63.

___________ is a team competition that challenges students' knowledge in six content areas including all career clusters and FCCLA is quizzed at the National Leadership Conference.

a)

FCCLA/Life Skills Challenge

b)

FCCLA/Adulting 101

c)

FCCLA/Life Smarts Knowledge Bowl

d)

FCCLA/ Life Smarts and Skills Evaluation

64.

What is the name of the national program that includes The Healthy You, The Fit You, The Real You, and The Resilient You components?

a)

Student Body

b)

Wellness Warriors

c)

Health Champions

d)

Fit Nation

65.

What are the four units of Financial Fitness?

a)

Planning, Organizing, Leading, and Controlling.

b)

Investing, Borrowing, Lending, and Insuring.

c)

Budgeting, Accounting, Auditing, and Taxing.

d)

Earning, Spending, Saving, and Protecting.

66.

The national program which promotes highway traffic safety is called _______?

a)

FACTS (Families Acting for Community Traffic Safety)

b)

NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration)

c)

Safe Roads Initiative

d)

Drive Safe Program

67.

The national program which uses peer education to strengthen families is called _________.

a)

Families Connect

b)

Family First

c)

Peer Support Network

d)

Community Builders

68.

The national program which guides members to identify local concerns and carry out projects to improve their communities is called ____________.

a)

Stand Up

b)

Communities First

c)

Community Service

d)

Community Development Scheme

69.

The national program which promotes job readiness is called ________________.

a)

Workforce Prep

b)

Job Ready Initiative

c)

Career Connection

d)

Employment Edge

70.

The individual project recognition program is called ________________.

a)

Power of One

b)

Project Excellence

c)

Individual Achievement

d)

Solo Success

71.

The national program that is a peer education program that guides members to develop, plan, carry out, and evaluate advocacy activities to improve the quality of life in their communities is called _________________.

a)

Life Quality Initiative

b)

Community Connect

c)

Advocacy Action

d)

Stand Up

72.

Assess current needs, educate others regarding concerns, and advocate so that they can make a difference now and in the future are all components of which national program?


a)

Community Service

b)

Career Connection

c)

Financial Fitness

d)

Stand Up

73.

A Better You, Family Ties, Working on Working, Take the Lead and Speak out for FCCLA

are all components of which national program?

a)

Stand Up

b)

Power of One

c)

Families First

d)

Community Service

74.

What is the program that recognizes advisers who oversee strong and active chapters?

a)

Master Adviser

b)

Chapter Leader Program

c)

Adviser Excellence Award

d)

Outstanding Chapter Adviser

75.

What is the program that recognizes advisers who spend several years assisting and training new chapter Advisers?

a)

Adviser Trainer

b)

Adviser Mentor

c)

Chapter Guide

d)

Mentor Program

76.

Name the competitive events program that recognizes members for proficiency and achievement in leadership and job-related skills.

a)

Job Skills Challenge

b)

Leadership Skills Program

c)

Achievement Recognition Program

d)

STAR Events

77.

What does the acronym STAR in STAR Events stand for?

a)

Scholars Taking Active Roles

b)

Students Training and Achieving Results

c)

Students Taking Action with Recognition

d)

Society for Teaching and Academic Research

78.

What is the program designed to help new members learn about FCCLA?

a)

Step One

b)

Introduction to FCCLA

c)

FCCLA Basics

d)

New Member Guide

79.

When was Step One introduced?

a)

December 1995

b)

August 2000

c)

February 1976

d)

July 1988

80.

In which STAR Event do members demonstrate their ability to use knowledge and skills gained from their enrollment in an occupational early childhood program?

a)

Toy That Teach

b)

Occupational Childhood Education

c)

Educational Design

d)

Early Childhood Education

81.

In which STAR Event do members make an oral presentation about issues related to family and consumer sciences?

a)

Interpersonal Communications

b)

Culinary Arts

c)

Fashion Design

d)

Entrepreneurship

82.

In which STAR Events area do members demonstrate skills in producing a quality meal using industrial culinary arts/food service techniques and equipment?

a)

Culinary Design

b)

Food Production

c)

Culinary Arts

d)

Food Entrepreneurship

83.

Who may enter the Level 1 category in STAR Events?

a)

Only students in grades 9-10

b)

Only students in grades 11-12

c)

Any student in grades 9-12

d)

Only students in grades 5-8

84.

Who may enter the Level 2 category in STAR Events?

a)

Only students in grades 9-10

b)

Only students in grades 6-8

c)

Any student regardless of grade

d)

Only students in grades 11-12

85.

Who may enter the Level 3 category in STAR Events?

a)

Members grades 9-10

b)

Members grades 11-12

c)

Members grades 5-8

d)

Members in college

86.

Which of the following is not one of the four levels of STAR Events?

a)

National

b)

Regional

c)

School

d)

Local

e)

State

87.

What is the state theme for this year?

a)

Dare to Dream

b)

Dream Big

c)

Reach for the Stars

d)

Aspire to Inspire

88.

What is the Fall Leadership Rally theme for this year?

a)

Innovate and Inspire

b)

Leading the Way

c)

Empowering Change

d)

League of Leaders


89.

What do the letters FCCLA stand for?

a)

Future Career and Community Leaders of America

b)

Future Community and Career Leaders of America

c)

Family, Career and Community Leaders of America

d)

Family, Community and Career Leaders of America

90.

What is the FCCLA tagline and when was it introduced?

a)

The FCCLA Tagline 'The Complete Leadership Experience' was introduced in 1999.

b)

The FCCLA Tagline 'The Ultimate Leadership Experience' was introduced in 2003.

c)

The FCCLA Tagline 'The Best Leadership Experience' was introduced in 2010.

d)

The FCCLA Tagline 'The Entire Leadership Experience' was introduced in 2015.

91.

Who is the National Executive Director of FCCLA?

a)

Sandy Spavone

b)

John Doe

c)

Jane Smith

d)

Michael Johnson

92.

"Focusing on the multiple roles of family member, wage earner, and community leader, members develop skills for life through character development, creative and critical thinking, interpersonal communication, practical knowledge, and career preparation." is whose portion of the opening ceremony?


a)

members

b)

advisors

c)

officers

d)

visitors

93.

"As we work toward the accomplishment of our goals, we learn cooperation, take responsibility, develop leadership and give service." is whose portion of the opening cermony?

a)

members

b)

advisors

c)

officers

d)

visitors

94.

"We are the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, homes for America's future, homes where living will be the expression of everything that is good and fair, homes where truth and love and security and faith will be realities, not dreams. We are the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope." is the ________________.

a)

FCCLA Mission

b)

FCCLA Creed

c)

FCCLA Tagline

d)

FCCLA Motto

95.

"To promote the growth and leadership development through family and consumer sciences education. Focusing on the multiple roles of family member, wage earner and community leader, members develop skills for life through character development, creative and critical thinking, interpersonal communication, practical knowledge, and career preparation." is the ___________.

a)

FCCLA Mission

b)

FCCLA Creed

c)

FCCLA Tagline

d)

FCCLA Motto

96.

This partner contest is sponsored by the National Road Safety Foundation and is an initiative for FCCLA members to display advocacy through encouraging their peers to make safe choices on the road _____________.


a)

Safe Roads Challenge

b)

Safe Rides Save Lives

c)

National Traffic Safety

d)

Teens for Traffic Safety

97.


The national program which teaches teens to manage their money is called ___________.          


a)

Financial Fitness

b)

Money Knowledge

c)

Smart Money

d)

Financial Knowledge

98.

Family and Consumer Sciences can lead to career pathways in high school such as Early Childhood Education, Foods & Nutrition and Marketing .

a)

True

b)

False

99.

In which STAR Event do members plan and conduct a child development related project?          

a)

Early Childhood Development

b)

Child Development Study

c)

Focus on Children

d)

Child Adaptation

100.

In which STAR Event do members go through all the steps in obtaining employment?          


a)

Employment Study

b)

Linkedin

c)

Career Planning

d)

Job Interview

101.

What is the theme for Fall Leadership Conference?


a)

In a New Direction

b)

Directing Your Destiny

c)

Your Destiny Awaits

d)

Journey to Your Destination

102.

What is the theme for State Leadership Conference?


a)

The Final Countdown

b)

Legacy Awaits

c)

The Final Production

d)

Culmination of a Great Year

103.


Who is the Georgia Program Specialist for Family and Consumer Sciences?


a)

Caitlin Robertson

b)

Vickie Rundbaken

c)

Sandy Spavone

d)

Lynsey Shockley

104.

Who is the Georgia CTSO Coordinator? 

a)

Caitlin Robertson

b)

Vickie Rundbaken

c)

Lynsey Singleton

d)

Sandy Spavone

105.

Who is the Executive Director for Georgia FCCLA?


a)

Lynsey Singleton

b)

Vickie Rundbaken

c)

Sandy Spavone

d)

Caitlin Robertson

106.

Where is the headquarters for the state association located?


a)

Athens

b)

Columbus

c)

Savannah

d)

Bogart

107.


How many FCCLA regions are in the State of Georgia?


a)

6

b)

7

c)

8

d)

9

108.

When were all 9 regions finalized and included in Georgia FCCLA?

a)

2010

b)

2011

c)

2012

d)

2013

109.

In 2003, what region was added to Georgia FCCLA as a result of growing participation and membership?


a)

4

b)

5

c)

6

d)

7

110.

There are ______ (number) state officer positions

a)

8

b)

7

c)

5

d)

11

111.

Identify the state officers (1)

a)

State President

1.

Hillaree Hankerson

b)

First Vice President

2.

Sunny Suthar

c)

Vice President of Community Service

3.

Graham Mull

d)

Vice President of Competitive Events

4.

Lauren Parsons

e)

Vice President of Membership

5.

Kamryn Williams

112.

Identify the current state officers (2)

a)

Vice President of Programs

1.

Macy Murdock

b)

Vice President of Public Relations

2.

Kolton Brown

c)

State Historian

3.

Lisette Crawford

113.

There may be _______ students who run at the State Leadership Conference to represent Georgia as a National Officer Candidate.

a)

2

b)

5

c)

8

d)

10

114.


If either national officer candidates are not elected at the national level, they will serve as ___________________ the following year.


a)

Vice President of Community Affairs

b)

Vice President of Fundraising

c)

Vice President of Leadership Development

d)

Vice President of Recruitment

115.

Who is the most recent Georgia national officer?

a)

Andy Lu-Vice President of Programs

b)

Hillaree Hankerson-Vice President of Competitive Events

c)

Graham Mull-Vice President of Community Service

d)

Bryna McKenzie – National Vice President of Membership

116.

The official publication of the Georgia association is _____________.    

a)

Teen Times

b)

Chatterbox

c)

Georgia News

d)

Georgia Times

117.

What does CTAE stand for?


a)

Career, Technical and Agricultural Education

b)

Career, Technology, and Agricultural Education

c)

Community, Technical, and Alternative Education

d)

Community, Theatrical, and Agricultural Education

118.

What does CTSO stand for?

a)

Community and Technical Student Organization

b)

Career and Technical Staff Organizations

c)

Career and Technical Student Organizations

d)

Community and Technical Staff Organization

119.

Name the group of teams that helps to promote membership and serve as a link between regions and the state.

a)

State Officers

b)

Board of Directors

c)

Region Officers

d)

National Officers

120.

Which U.S. First Lady helped to fundraise for the Infirmary Building at the Georgia FFA-FCCLA Center in Covington, GA?


a)

Jackie Kennedy

b)


Eleanor Roosevelt


c)

Lady Bird Johnson

d)

Rosalynn Carter

121.

This Georgia Senator sponsored the Smith-Hughes Act to provide federal aid to states for agricultural, industrial, and home economics education.


a)

Hoke Smith

b)

Hugh Smith

c)

Hilton Smith

d)

Hyatt Smith

122.

This Georgia Representative sponsored the Smith Hughes Act to provide federal aid to states for agricultural, industrial, and home economics education.

a)

David Hughes

b)

Daniel Hughes

c)

Dudley Hughes

d)

Dixon Hughes

123.

She was the Georgia State Supervisor of Home Economics and was instrumental in the organized efforts at the state and national levels.


a)

Janette Barber

b)

Kathy Chester

c)

Pat Randolph

d)

Inez Tumlin


124.

Georgia was the _______ state to affiliate with the national association.          


a)

1st

b)

15th

c)

2nd

d)

12th

125.

This chapter was the first chapter in Georgia to become affiliated.


a)

Fayetteville High School Chapter

b)

Houston County High School Chapter

c)

Jenkins County High School Chapter

d)

Johnson County High School Chapter

126.

Which High School in Georgia had the first young men to cross the gender lines when they joined FHA in 1979?

a)

Screven County High School

b)

Savannah High School

c)


Jones County High School


d)

Berrien High School

127.

When was the first state convention held?

a)

June 1958

b)

June 1964

c)

June 1972

d)

June 1946

128.

Where was the first state convention held?


a)

Atlanta

b)

Camp John Hope

c)

State FFA-FHA Camp

d)

Columbus

129.

What year was the first Georgian elected to a National Office elected?

a)

1952

b)

1946

c)

1978

d)

1993

130.

Who was the first and only Georgian to be elected National President?          


a)

Bryna McKenzie

b)

Mary Claire Henley

c)

Luck Hendrix

d)

Kathy Chester

131.

What year was the first-and-only Georgian to be elected National President?          

a)

1952

b)

1969

c)

1978

d)

1984

132.

How many National Officers has the Georgia Association had?          

a)

12

b)

37

c)

23

d)

52

133.

Who was the first Georgian to be elected a National Office?          


a)

Janette Barber

b)

Pat Randolph

c)

Daisy Lewis

d)

Inez Tumlin

134.

What year did the Georgia Association of Future Homemakers of America have its first male state officer?          


a)

1964-65

b)

1978-79

c)

1990-91

d)

1981-82

135.

How many Japanese Exchange Student Scholarship winners has Georgia had?          


a)

9

b)

13

c)

5

d)

27

136.

What is the Georgia FCCLA website address?


a)

gafcclo.com

b)

georgiafccla.org

c)

gafccla.org

d)

georgiafccla.com

137.

What is the state recognition program for chapters with a strong overall program of work?

a)

Program of Work

b)

Hall of Fame

c)

Honor Roll

d)

Chapter Recognition

138.

Name the big state event held in the fall at the Georgia National Fairgrounds.          


a)

Discover Training

b)

Fall Leadership Rally

c)

Fall Leadership Conference

d)

Fall Leadership Institute

139.


When was the first Fall Leadership Rally held?


a)

1995

b)

2025

c)

2005

d)

2015

140.

Who is the current Georgia State School Superintendent?


a)

Brian Kemp

b)

Richard Woods

c)

Roger Ivey

d)

Dr. Barbara Wall

141.

Who is the current Deputy Superintendent of Career, Technical and Agricultural Education at the Georgia Department of Education? 


a)

Richard Woods

b)

Roger Ivey

c)

Dr. Barbara Wall

d)

Brian Kemp

142.

Who is the current Georgia Program Manager for Career, Technical and Agricultural Education?         


a)

Roger Ivey

b)

Brian Kemp

c)

Richard Woods

d)

Dr. Barbara Wall

143.


Who is the current governor of Georgia?

         


a)

Roger Ivey

b)

Dr. Barbara Wall

c)

Brian Kemp

d)

Richard Woods

144.

When and where will the state leadership conference be held this year?

a)

March, Athens

b)

March, Savannah

c)

March, Columbus

d)

March, Atlanta

145.

What event is held at both Camp John Hope and the FFA-FCCLA Center?

a)

Discover Training

b)

Fall Leadership Rally

c)

Fall Leadership Conference

d)

State Leadership Conference

146.

What is the name of the first state event each year and serves as FCCLA Officer Training?


a)

Region Meeting

b)

Discover Training

c)

Fall Leadership Rally

d)

Fall Leadership Conference

147.

What is the recent membership total for the Georgia State Association (for the 24-25 school year)?


a)

over 32,000

b)

over 24,000

c)

over 16,000

d)

over 26,000

148.

Who is the chair of the State FCCLA Board of Directors?


a)

Sandy Spavone

b)

Vickie Runbakien

c)

Brooke Lewis-Slamkova


d)

Caitlin Roberson

149.

Who was the first state advisor for the New Homemakers of America?          


a)

Pat Randolph

b)

Daisy Lewis

c)

Janette Barber

d)

Inez Lewis

150.

A portrait of State Advisor Janet McGarity Barber was dedicated and hung in which Georgia building in 1999?

a)

The Georgia State Capitol Building

  


b)

Randolph Cottage

c)

Mobley Hall

d)

Walters Hall

151.

Who was Georgia’s first State Advisor?          


a)

Daisy Lewis

b)

Pat Randolph

c)

Janette Barber

d)

Caitlin Roberson

152.

Who was the first male state officer of Georgia FHA?


a)

Grant Hubley

b)

Rowan Sween

c)

Benjamin Dome

d)

Kenneth Ivory