first paragraph
second paragraph
third paragraph
fourth paragraph
fifth paragraph
100

What does the first line of the Creed state we should believe in the future of?

Agriculture

100

What kind of farm does the Creed specifically mention living and working on?

A good farm

100

The third paragraph states we believe in "leadership from ourselves and" what from others?

Respect

100

The Creed calls for "less dependence on begging and more power in..." what?

Bargaining

100

What specific geographic type of agriculture can and will hold true to its best traditions?

American agriculture

200

According to the Creed, faith is born not of words but of what?

Deeds

200

Besides working on a farm, what else can an individual be engaged in?

Other agricultural pursuits

200

Along with working efficiently, what must an individual be able to do clearly

Think clearly

200

What specific kind of wealth does the Creed advocate securing enough of?

Honest wealth

200

Where does the Creed state that you, as an individual, can exert an influence?

In my home and community

300

Achievements in agriculture have been won by which generations?

Present and past generations

300

How does the Creed describe the dual nature of agricultural pursuits?

Pleasant as well as challenging

300

What two things must we secure to help us work efficiently and think clearly?

Knowledge and skill

300

Who is honest wealth meant to help make a life abundant for besides oneself?

Others

300

American agriculture will hold true to the best traditions of what specific life?

Our national life

400

The Creed promises "better days through..." what?

Better ways

400

What two contrasting elements of agricultural life does the writer claim to know firsthand?

Joys and discomforts

400

What specific group of people has the ability to serve our own and the public interest?

Progressive agriculturists

400

The paragraph states we should look for "less need for charity and" how much "of it when needed"?

More

400

How does the Creed state your influence will stand for your part?

Solid

500

From what historical source do the "better things we now enjoy" come to us?

The struggles of former years

500

What does the writer hold an "inborn fondness" for, even during hours of discouragement?

Those associations

500

What two actions do progressive agriculturists perform regarding the "product of our toil"?

Producing and marketing

500

With whom must you "play square" to ensure your own happiness?

Those whose happiness depends upon me

500

What is the exact two-word phrase used to describe our final role or duty at the end of the Creed?

Inspiring task

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