History
FFA
Public Speaking
Parliamentary Procedure
Common Knowledge
100

What year was the FFA established?

1928

100

What are the official FFA colors?

National Blue and Corn Gold 

100

A persuasive speech is meant to ....

Change of sway the mind of the audience

100

Parliamentary Procedure is defined as ....

A well-defined set of rules to conduct business formally 

100

What are the THREE components of the 3 circle model?

SAE, FFA, Classroom/Lab

200

In what year were females admitted into the FFA?

1969

200

The plow on the FFA emblem symbolizes what?

Labor and tillage of the soil

200

The body of a speech should ...

have main points in logical order 

200

A main motion ... 

must receive a second and requires a majority vote 

200

One tap of the gavel mean

Sit down or completion of a vote

300

The New Farmers of America (NFA) was formed in...

1935

300

The treasurer sits beside the emblem of ...

Washington

300

Extemporaneous speeches are ...

Given with little or no preparation

300

Previous question is used to ...

End debate immediately 

300

The mission of the FFA is to develop students' potential for ....

premier leadership, personal growth, and career success

400

In what year was the Smith-Hughes act established?

1917

400

Which symbol on the FFA emblem represents wisdom and knowledge?

OWL

400

Which type of speech is written and practiced before presenting? 

Prepared 

400

To make a motion, a member must begin with ....

"I move..."

400

A series of taps is used to... 

Restore order 

500

Three taps of the gavel signal...

Members to stand 

500

What was the first state to have an FFA club?

Virginia 

500

An agenda is known as ....

A list of business items prepared before the meeting

500

The book that serves as the basis for parliamentary law is ....

Robert's Rules of Order 

500

What are the methods of voting in Parli Pro?

Roll Call, Ballot, Voice, Rising 

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