FFA Basics
What is the FFA?
"The organization that prepares students for leadership and careers in agriculture."
What is 1928?
"The year the FFA was founded."
What are classroom instruction, FFA activities, and SAE?
"The three components of agricultural education in the FFA."
What is "Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve"?
"The FFA motto."
What is encouraging membership and leadership opportunities for all students?
"The FFA’s role in promoting diversity."
What are blue and gold?
"The official colors of the FFA."
Who is E.M. Tiffany?
"The author of the FFA Creed."
What are President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Reporter, and Sentinel?
"The six national FFA officer positions."
What are Agricultural Communications, Floriculture, and Livestock Judging?
"Three examples of FFA Career Development Events (CDEs)."
What is through leadership training, career readiness programs, and hands-on experiences?
"How the FFA prepares students for careers in agriculture."
What is "I believe in the future of agriculture..."?
"The opening line of the FFA Creed."
What was supporting boys in rural farming communities?
"The original focus of the FFA when it was founded."
What is an SAE (Supervised Agricultural Experience)?
"A hands-on project that helps students explore careers in agriculture."
What is the National FFA Convention & Expo?
"The annual event where FFA members compete and celebrate achievements."
What is representing official dress and unity among members?
"The significance of the FFA jacket."
What are the cross-section ear of corn, owl, eagle, rising sun, and plow?
"The five symbols on the FFA emblem."
Who is Henry Groseclose?
"The first national FFA advisor."
What is the American FFA Degree?
"The highest degree an FFA member can earn."
What are food drives, community cleanups, and mentoring younger students?
"Examples of community service activities FFA members participate in."
What is including careers in science, business, and technology related to agriculture?
"How the FFA has expanded its focus beyond traditional farming."
What is the FFA jacket?
"The official dress for FFA members, which should only include official FFA emblems."
What is including all students interested in agriculture, not just rural boys?
"How the FFA’s mission has evolved over time."
What is an FFA chapter?
"The local group where FFA members meet and develop leadership skills."
What is by providing resources, competitions, and leadership training?
"How the FFA supports agricultural education in schools."
What is bridging the gap between agriculture and the general public through education and outreach?
"The impact of the FFA on rural and urban communities."