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Unit 1 (Animal 1) Test

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is NOT one of the three components of an Agricultural Education program?

a)

Classroom and laboratory instruction

b)

Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE)

c)

Agricultural Mechanics Certification

d)

FFA (Future Farmers of America)

2.

When was the National FFA Organization officially established?

a)

1925

b)

1928

c)

1935

d)

1965

3.

What year were females first admitted into the FFA?

a)

1965

b)

1971

c)

1969

d)

1959

4.

Which symbol on the FFA emblem represents "labor and tillage of the soil"?

a)

Owl

b)

Plow

c)

Rising Sun

d)

Eagle

5.

What does the cross section of the ear of corn symbolize on the FFA emblem?

a)

Knowledge and wisdom

b)

Agricultural opportunity

c)

Freedom

d)

Common agricultural interest and unity

6.

Who is responsible for keeping accurate minutes during FFA meetings?

a)

Treasurer

b)

Secretary

c)

Reporter

d)

Sentinel

7.

The official FFA colors are:

a)

National Blue and Corn Gold

b)

Royal Blue and Sunflower Yellow

c)

Navy Blue and Goldenrod

d)

Sky Blue and Wheat Yellow

8.

What is the correct order of FFA structure/levels in North Carolina from local to national?

a)

Local chapter → Region → Federation → NC Association → National

b)

Local chapter → Federation → Region → NC Association → National

c)

Federation → Local chapter → Region → NC Association → National

d)

Local chapter → Federation → NC Association → Region → National

9.

What is the purpose of Career Development Events (CDEs) in FFA?

a)

Develop skills for public speaking

b)

Recognize outstanding officers

c)

Build career skills of FFA members

d)

Provide scholarships to college students

10.

Which officer sits beside the rising sun and presides over meetings?

a)

Vice President

b)

Reporter

c)

President

d)

Sentinel

11.

Which of the following best describes the skill of "Fortitude" as a durable competency?

a)

The ability to think logically and solve problems

b)

The ability to connect with others and work in teams

c)

The internal strength to endure challenges and inspire others

d)

The understanding of one’s learning processes and habits

12.

What type of speech is typically given with little or no preparation?

a)

Persuasive

b)

Prepared

c)

Informative

d)

Extemporaneous

13.

Which part of a speech is responsible for grabbing the audience’s attention?

a)

Body

b)

Conclusion

c)

Introduction

d)

Transition

14.

When preparing a speech, why is it important to consider your audience?

a)

To decide how long the speech should be

b)

To ensure you can speak without notes

c)

To make sure the content is interesting and appropriate

d)

To avoid having to create an outline

15.

What does “power of expression” refer to in public speaking?

a)

The volume and pitch of your voice

b)

Your ability to stay calm and poised

c)

Fluency, sincerity, emphasis, and directness in delivery

d)

How well you respond to audience questions

16.

What is the primary purpose of using parliamentary procedure in meetings?

a)

To shorten meeting times

b)

To promote individual opinions

c)

To conduct business in an orderly and efficient manner

d)

To increase voting participation

17.

What book is considered the authority on parliamentary procedure?

a)

The Constitution

b)

Robert's Rules of Order

c)

The FFA Handbook

d)

Manual of Business Etiquette

18.

In FFA, what is typically the first item in the order of business?

a)

Treasurer’s Report

b)

Reading of the minutes

c)

Call to Order

d)

New Business

19.

What does a majority vote require?

a)

Two-thirds of the members present

b)

A unanimous vote

c)

More than half of the members voting

d)

At least 75% of the members

20.

Which type of vote ensures anonymity?

a)

Voice

b)

Roll call

c)

Rising

d)

Ballot

21.

Who may be referred to as "the chair" during a meeting?

a)

Only the vice president

b)

Only the secretary

c)

The person currently presiding

d)

The treasurer

22.

How many taps of the gavel call a meeting to order?

a)

One

b)

Two

c)

Three

d)

Four

23.

What is the proper phrase to use when making a motion?

a)

I think we should...

b)

I motion that...

c)

I believe...

d)

I move that...

24.

What type of motion is used to close a meeting?

a)

Main motion

b)

Previous question

c)

Adjourn

d)

Division of assembly

25.

What motion requires a two-thirds vote to pass?

a)

Main motion

b)

Adjourn

c)

Point of Order

d)

Previous Question

26.

What motion is used to correct a breach in parliamentary procedure?

a)

Amendment

b)

Point of Order

c)

Adjourn

d)

Roll Call

27.

Which of the following does NOT require a second?

a)

Main motion

b)

Amendment

c)

Point of Order

d)

Adjourn

28.

Which motion is used to alter a main motion by adding or striking words?

a)

Adjourn

b)

Division

c)

Amendment

d)

Previous Question

29.

What does the chair do before a motion is voted on?

a)

Counts the votes by hand

b)

Debates the motion

c)

States the motion and calls for discussion

d)

Asks for a roll call

30.

What does the motion for division of the assembly do?

a)

Ends debate

b)

Closes the meeting

c)

Requires a counted or more precise vote

d)

Postpones a motion