What is the FFA Motto?
Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve
What insect order includes grasshoppers?
Orthoptera
What cow part is labeled #24?
Hock
What is food infection?
Consuming food containing a living pathogen
Where the food is placed in the grocery store to promote sales.
Who wrote the FFA Creed
E.M. Tiffany
What are the three stages of incomplete metamorphosis?
Egg, nymph, adult
Which major category on the Dairy Cow Scorecard is worth the highest percentage?
Udder
In a toxin-mediated foodborne infection, where are the toxins produced?
In the intestine of the infected person
What are the 4 P's of Marketing?
Product, Place, Promotion, Price
What does the eagle in the FFA emblem represent?
Freedom
What are the outer wings of beetles called in the Coleoptera characteristics?
Armour-like outer wings.
What cow part is labeled #31?
Pin Bones
What causes illness in food intoxication?
A toxin produced by a microorganism
What does "Promotion" mean in food marketing?
Advertising the food to increase sales.
Which FFA organization awards the Greenhand Degree?
Chapter FFA Association
How many pairs of wings do insects in the Hymenoptera order have?
Two pairs
Rear Udder Attachment
True or False: Salmonella is an example of a food intoxication organism
False; it is associated with food infection
Explain the difference between Organic and Non-GMO food labels.
Organic = crops grown without fertilizers & pesticides
Non-GMO = plant genetics are not modified
Put the 5 FFA Degrees in order, from first to highest.
Discovery, Greenhand, Chapter, State, American
What are two characteristics of the Diptera Order?
Adults have one pair of wings, most larvae are legless, sponging & piercing mouthparts.
Which cow parts are labeled #27 & #38?
Stifle (#27), Withers (#38)
What is food intoxication?
Consuming food containing poisonous toxins produced by a microorganism
Name all 5 parts of the Food System.
Production, Processing, Distribution, Retail, Consumption