Greenhand and Chapter Quiz
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1. How many symbols make up the FFA emblem?: 5- Owl, Eagle, Plow, Rising Sun, and Flag
2. The National Future Farmer Magazine was first published in what year?: 1952
3. Who wrote the FFA Creed?: E.M. Tiffany
4. Who wrote the FFA Creed?: E. M. Tiffany
5. Which officer is stationed by the Flag?: Reporter
6. How many taps of the gavel adjourn the meeting?: 1
7. How many national FFA officers are elected each year?: 6
8. Who is the National Executive Secretary of FFA?: Cheryl Zimmerman
9. In what city was the first National FFA Convention held?: Kansas City, Missouri
10. The basic beliefs of FFA Members are outlined where?: FFA Creed
11. What do the letters CDE stand for?: Career Development Event
12. Which symbol on the FFA emblem signifies progress?: Rising Sun
13. Which 3 FFA Degrees are awarded on the chapter level?: Discovery FFA Degree,
Greenhand FFA Degree, Chapter FFA Degree
14. The FFA is structured on three levels. What are they?: Local, State, National
15. What year did the FFA and NFA merge together as one organization?: 1965
16. What do the letters SAE stand for?: Supervised Agricultural Experience
17. What year did the national delegates vote to change the name to the Nation-
al FFA Organization?: 1988
18. Who was the first female national FFA president?: Jan Eberly, California
19. Which officer is stationed at the rising sun?: President
20. Which officer keeps the meeting room in proper condition?: Sentinel
21. Which symbol on the emblem has long been recognized for its wisdom?: The
Owl
22. The National FFA Center is located in what city and state?: Indianapolis, Indiana
23. What is the name of the National Vocational Education Act that was estab-
lished in 1917?: Smith-Hughes National Vocational Education Act
24. What year was FFA granted a federal charter?: 1950
25. What do the letters POA stand for?: Program of Activities
26. Which chapter officer prepares and posts the agenda for each meeting?: Sec-
retary
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27. A chapter's Program of Activities may be divided into 3 divisions. They are?-
: Growing Leaders, Building Communities, Strengthening Agriculture
28. The FFA Code of Ethics was revised in what year?: 1995
29. What do the letters COLT stand for?: Chapter Officer Leadership Training
30. What do the letters PALS stand for?: Partners in Active Learning Support
31. How many official delegates is each chapter allowed at the State FFA Con-
vention?: 2
32. Which officer should prepare and maintain a chapter scrapbook?: Reporter
33. How many taps of the gavel is a signal for members to be seated?: 1
34. What is the name of the agriculture teacher from Virginia who is commonly
known as the father of FFA?: Henry Groseclose
35. Which President of the United States addressed the National FFA Convention
in 1953?: Dwight D. Eisenhower
36. Who was the first Star Farmer of America?: Carlton Patton, Arkansas
37. The State FFA Degree Charm is made of what medal?: Gold
38. The four types of FFA membership are?: Active, Alumni, Collegiate, Honorary
39. Proficiency awards are split into four general categories. They are?: 1.Entrepre-
neurship, 2.Placement, 3. a combination of Entreprenuership and Placement, 4. Research
40. How many public speaking events are held on the national level?: 3
41. What is the cash award for the American Star Farmer?: $4000
42. Which officer is in charge of all committee work?: Vice President
43. "Be courteous, honest, and fair with others" is a statement that can be found
where in the official FFA manual?,: FFA Code of Ethics
44. When an FFA jacket becomes faded and worn it should be discarded or?,: -
Emblems and lettering removed
45. The three medals on the official FFA jacket should represent what?: Highest
degree, Highest Award, Highest Office
46. There are two types of committee reports. They are?: Standing and Special
47. When the chapter president asks "FFA members why are we here?" repeat
what all members say in unison.: To practice brotherhood, honor agricultural opportunities and
responsibilities, and develop those qualities of leadership which an FFA member should possess.
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1. How many symbols make up the FFA emblem?: 5- Owl, Eagle, Plow, Rising Sun, and Flag
2. The National Future Farmer Magazine was first published in what year?: 1952
3. Who wrote the FFA Creed?: E.M. Tiffany
4. Who wrote the FFA Creed?: E. M. Tiffany
5. Which officer is stationed by the Flag?: Reporter
6. How many taps of the gavel adjourn the meeting?: 1
7. How many national FFA officers are elected each year?: 6
8. Who is the National Executive Secretary of FFA?: Cheryl Zimmerman
9. In what city was the first National FFA Convention held?: Kansas City, Missouri
10. The basic beliefs of FFA Members are outlined where?: FFA Creed
11. What do the letters CDE stand for?: Career Development Event
12. Which symbol on the FFA emblem signifies progress?: Rising Sun
13. Which 3 FFA Degrees are awarded on the chapter level?: Discovery FFA Degree,
Greenhand FFA Degree, Chapter FFA Degree
14. The FFA is structured on three levels. What are they?: Local, State, National
15. What year did the FFA and NFA merge together as one organization?: 1965
16. What do the letters SAE stand for?: Supervised Agricultural Experience
17. What year did the national delegates vote to change the name to the Nation-
al FFA Organization?: 1988
18. Who was the first female national FFA president?: Jan Eberly, California
19. Which officer is stationed at the rising sun?: President
20. Which officer keeps the meeting room in proper condition?: Sentinel
21. Which symbol on the emblem has long been recognized for its wisdom?: The
Owl
22. The National FFA Center is located in what city and state?: Indianapolis, Indiana
23. What is the name of the National Vocational Education Act that was estab-
lished in 1917?: Smith-Hughes National Vocational Education Act
24. What year was FFA granted a federal charter?: 1950
25. What do the letters POA stand for?: Program of Activities
26. Which chapter officer prepares and posts the agenda for each meeting?: Sec-
retary
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27. A chapter's Program of Activities may be divided into 3 divisions. They are?-
: Growing Leaders, Building Communities, Strengthening Agriculture
28. The FFA Code of Ethics was revised in what year?: 1995
29. What do the letters COLT stand for?: Chapter Officer Leadership Training
30. What do the letters PALS stand for?: Partners in Active Learning Support
31. How many official delegates is each chapter allowed at the State FFA Con-
vention?: 2
32. Which officer should prepare and maintain a chapter scrapbook?: Reporter
33. How many taps of the gavel is a signal for members to be seated?: 1
34. What is the name of the agriculture teacher from Virginia who is commonly
known as the father of FFA?: Henry Groseclose
35. Which President of the United States addressed the National FFA Convention
in 1953?: Dwight D. Eisenhower
36. Who was the first Star Farmer of America?: Carlton Patton, Arkansas
37. The State FFA Degree Charm is made of what medal?: Gold
38. The four types of FFA membership are?: Active, Alumni, Collegiate, Honorary
39. Proficiency awards are split into four general categories. They are?: 1.Entrepre-
neurship, 2.Placement, 3. a combination of Entreprenuership and Placement, 4. Research
40. How many public speaking events are held on the national level?: 3
41. What is the cash award for the American Star Farmer?: $4000
42. Which officer is in charge of all committee work?: Vice President
43. "Be courteous, honest, and fair with others" is a statement that can be found
where in the official FFA manual?,: FFA Code of Ethics
44. When an FFA jacket becomes faded and worn it should be discarded or?,: -
Emblems and lettering removed
45. The three medals on the official FFA jacket should represent what?: Highest
degree, Highest Award, Highest Office
46. There are two types of committee reports. They are?: Standing and Special
47. When the chapter president asks "FFA members why are we here?" repeat
what all members say in unison.: To practice brotherhood, honor agricultural opportunities and
responsibilities, and develop those qualities of leadership which an FFA member should possess.
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