FFA Basics
What year was FFA founded?
1928
Who leads the chapter?
President
What is a motion?
Suggesting an idea
What does SAE stand for?
Supervised Agricultural Experience
Who are active members?
High school FFA students
What are the two official FFA colors?
National Blue and Corn Gold.
Who keeps meeting records?
Secretary
What does a second mean?
Supporting a motion
What does CDE stand for?
Career Development Event
Who are alumni members?
Former FFA members
What is the FFA motto?
Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve.
Who manages the money?
Treasurer
What is debate?
Discussing a motion
What does SAE give members?
Hands-on experience
Who are collegiate members?
College students
What does FFA stand for today?
National FFA Organization
Who shares news and takes pictures?
Reporter
What does adjourn mean?
End the meeting
What do CDEs test?
Agriculture skills and knowledge
Who are honorary members?
People recognized for supporting FFA
What does the FFA emblem represent?
The different parts of agriculture and FFA.
Who keeps order at meetings?
Sentinel
What is a quorum?
The minimum number of members needed for a meeting.
What is the goal of SAE?
Gain real-world experience and career skills.
Who are Discovery members?
Younger students learning about agriculture