FFA History
Officer positions
Parliamentary Motions
FFA Emblems and Symbols
Parliamentary Basics
100

what year was FFA founded?

1928

100

which officer is stationed by the rising sun?

President

100

What is the purpose of a main motion?

To bring business before the group.

100

What does the owl represent in the FFA emblem?

Knowledge and wisdom.

100

What is the name of the book used to guide parliamentary procedure?

Robert’s Rules of Order

200

what state was the first FFA chapter founded in?

Virginia

200

who is responsible for taking meeting minutes?

Secretary

200

What is the minimum vote required to pass a motion?

Majority.

200

What does the rising sun symbolize?

Progress and a promise of a new day.

200

How do members indicate they want to speak during a meeting?

By standing and addressing the chair

300

what year did FFA allow female members to join? 

1969

300

which officer is stationed be the ear of corn?

Secretary 

300

What does it mean to “lay a motion on the table”?

To temporarily set aside the motion.

300

What does the cross-section of the ear of corn symbolize?

Unity.

300

What is the term for discussing a motion?

Debate

400

What is the name of the FFA magazine?

FFA new horizons 

400

what symbol represents the vice president? 

The Plow

400

Which motion is used to close debate?

Previous Question.

400

How many symbols are included in the FFA emblem?

Five.

400

What is the quorum in a meeting?

The minimum number of members needed to conduct business.

500

What organization did FFA merge with in 1965?

New farmers of America (NFA) 

500

who is responsible for managing the chapter's finances?

Treasurer

500

What is required to amend a motion?

A second and a majority vote.

500

What does the plow represent?

Labor and tillage of the soil

500

How does the chair recognize a speaker?

By stating their name or position

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