FFA Emblem
Official Dress
Officer Positions/Opening Ceremonies
FFA Degrees/Scholarships
FFA Timeline
100
The FFA emblem is made up of ______ symbols
6
100
The FFA jacket should be __________.
Zipped to the top
100
The president is stationed by the ______
Rising sun
100
Which FFA Degree is not offered by the Dublin FFFA
Discovery
100
Future Farmers of America was established in
1928
200
The foundation of the FFA Emblem is a _______, which is used to represent unity.
Cross-section of an ear of corn
200
What color socks and shoes should an FFA member wear while in official dress?
Black
200
The Sentinel is stationed by the ________
Door
200
To receive the ___ degree, you have to have plans for an SAE
Greenhand
200
In __________, the Official FFA Creed was adopted.
1930
300
The owl symbolizes?
Knowledge and wisdom
300
Which of items should be worn with official dress?
1. Black slacks/skirt
2. White dress shirt
3. Official FFA Necktie or Scarf
300
Which officer is stationed by the Emblem of Washington?
Treasurer
300
Name ONE thing that qualifies you for FFA scholarships
3 years of active FFA Membership
U.S. Citizen (born or naturalized)
Graduating senior
Attending Texas College
3 years of ag class
300
FFA opened membership to women in ____________
1969
400
The _____________ is a national symbol that reminds all FFA members of our freedoms.
Eagle
400
May FFA members wear a bowtie as Official Dress?
No
400
T/F: The advisor is an elected position.
False
400
Lonestar degrees are the highest award given in ___
Texas
400
What year was the NFA officially established?
1935
500
The words “Agriculture Education” and the letters “FFA” signify ______________ and ____________.
Learning and leadership
500
Where should official pins and degrees be placed on the front of the FFA jacket?
On the front, right-hand side.
500
To elected to an officer position in the FFA, you will need to be elected by ________
Popular vote
500
National FFA awards over ___________ in college scholarships
$2 million
500
In ____________, the Future Farmers of America changed its name to the National FFA Organization
to reflect the growing diversity in agriculture.
1988