FFA Related
History of Ag
Animal Welfare vs Animal Rights
Biotechnology
1st 9 Weeks
100

Is there more to FFA than just showing livestock?

YES!

100

What is an import? AND what is an export?

Import - commodity coming into the country

Export - commodity exciting the country

100

Name the animal rights groups that is VERY aggressive with their campaigns.

PETA

100
Name the example that we talked about for biotechnology. 


Hint - what two organisms were crossed?

Spidergoat

100

Name a benefit of participating in the FFA.

Friends, scholarships, leadership skills, building work ethic, public speaking, etc

200

Name a symbol from the FFA emblem?

The rising sun, the plow, the owl, the cross section of corn, the eagle and flag, the words "agriculture education"

200

Name at least one crop that the Native Americans introduced Europeans to.

Corn, pumpkin, or squash

200

Name one of the animal welfare groups that we discussed in class.

The Humane Society of the United States, ASPCA, AWA

200

What does GMO stand for?

Genetically modified organism

200

What does DNA from a strawberry look like whenever a lot is put together?

SNOT, slimy, white
300

Name two of the officer positions that are in the FFA.

President, Vice President, Secretary, Reporter, Treasurer, Advisor, Sentinel 

300

Name two of the first wild vegetables that humans ate.

Onions, mushrooms, turnips, and radishes. 

300

What is animal welfare?

The well-being of non-human animals. Animal Welfare groups support having animals interact with us in our daily lives as long as they are being cared for properly.
300

Do scientists inject chemicals into organisms to create a GMO? 

NO! Remember gene splicing!

300

Name one of the top 5 agriculture products the United States exports.

Soybean, corn, dairy products, beef, cotton

400

What is the FFA motto?

Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, and living to serve.

400

What is selective breeding?

Livestock producers selected certain animals based on desirable characteristics. 

400

What is animal rights?

All animals have moral worth independent of humans and should be given the same rights as humans.

400

What is gene splicing?

Gene splicing is when a section of DNA is copied and spliced (pasted) into another DNA strand.

400

What ag product can sometimes be used in turf making?

Hint - starts with a C

COCONUT

500

What is the FFA mission statement?

The National FFA Organization is dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.

500

What is the purpose of crop rotation?

Crop rotation helps return nutrients to the soil without synthetic inputs.

500

If someone was a vegan and had to choose to support an animal welfare or animal rights group, which one would they support?

Animal Rights

500

What is biotechnology in agriculture?

Agricultural biotechnology is a range of tools, including traditional breeding techniques, that alter living organisms, or parts of organisms, to make or modify products; improve plants or animals; or develop microorganisms for specific agricultural uses.

500

What is one of Ms. Johnson's favorite Disney movies?

Hint - rat

Ratatouille

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