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FFA THINGS
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Membership
FFA History
100

What is the name of this symbol? 

The Words
100

White shirt, black pants or skirt, and shoes so neat,

A tie or scarf helps make me complete.

Members wear me when representing FFA.

What am I called?

FFA Official Dress

100

Beside the plow, I lend a hand. When the president is away, I take command. Who am I?

Vice President
100

At a college with an FFA chapter, I keep my interest in agriculture growing. Which membership fits me?

Collegiate

100

I began in nineteen twenty-eight,
To help agriculture students lead and create.
I teach leadership, service, and more.
What organization am I known for?

National FFA Organization

200

What is the name of this symbol & its meaning?

The cross section of the ear of corn

Meaning: Unity

200

 For a beginning high school member, I mark an early step. My name joins a color with a body part. Which degree am I?

Greenhand Degree

200

Corn marks my station; minutes are my task. What happened at our meeting? I have the record if you ask. Who am I?

Secretary

200

Outstanding service to FFA earns this special recognition. It honors people who help the organization flourish. Which membership is it?

Honorary

200

I wrote the words members still recite today. My initials are E. M. Who am I and in what year was I created?

FFA Creed

1930

300

What is the name of this symbol and what does it mean?

Rising Sun

Meaning: Progress/ New Day

300

A state association awards me after the Chapter Degree. My name tells you the level that recognizes this achievement. Which degree am I?

State Degree

300

Washington marks my place; chapter money is my care. I track what comes and goes so our accounts are square. Who am I?

Treasurer

300

I may be a former member, parent, or community supporter. I give time and support to help students succeed. Which membership fits me?

Alumni

300

In what year were girls admitted into FFA?

  • 1996
  • 1979
  • 1969
  • 1989

1969

400

What is the name of this symbol?

Plow

400

I am the highest degree a student member can earn. The national organization awards me. Which degree am I?

America Degree

400

At the door, I welcome each guest. I help keep our meeting room at its best. Who am I?

Sentinel

400

I may be a former member, parent, or community supporter. I give time and support to help students succeed. Which membership fits me?

Active

400

When was the FFA National colors adopted and what they are?

1929

National blue & corn gold

500

What is the name of this symbol and meaning?

Eagle

Meaning Freedom

500

I introduce middle school members to the degree journey. My name suggests finding something new. Which degree am I?

Discovery Degree

500

The owl marks my station; I teach and advise. I help student leaders make choices that are wise. Who am I?

Advisor

500

NFA & FFA emerged  in 

1965

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