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4-H Facts
Rockets
Bridges
Wounded Warrior Project
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What are head, heart, hands and health?
The 4 H's in 4-H.
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What is the tip of the rocket called?
Nose
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What are truss bridges?
a bridge whose load-bearing superstructure is composed of a truss, a structure of connected elements forming triangular units.
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What does WWP stand for?
Wounded Warrior Project
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When are 4-H Council meetings?
The first Tuesday night of every month
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What is Cloverbuds?
The "pee-wee" program of 4-H.
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What steer the rocket?
Fins
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What makes truss bridges different from other bridges?
They use a triangle support system
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What is the purpose of the wounded warrior project?
To help the wounded warriors and families of the wounded warriors after they return from war.
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What is CSU?
The college that oversees Rio Blanco 4-H programs
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Who are famous 4-H alumni? (former members)
Pat Summit, Orville Redenbacher, Al Gore, Hershel Walker, Reba McIntyre, Faith Hill, Reggie White and Dolly Parton.
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What makes the rocket go?
Engine
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What bridges are used for heavy loads?
Truss bridges
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What are you not suppose to mention in your cards?
Killing, Fighting, and Death
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What is a crossbred?
The combination of 2 or more breeds of animal
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What is the Parliamentary Procedure?
Rules in place to make a meeting run smoothly.
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Where do you put the rocket to launch it?
Launch pad
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What did building the truss bridges teach you?
team work
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What branch of the military does WWP help?
ALL
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What attend 50% of meetings and complete a record book?
Two requirements in order to earn your sale check
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What is the 4-H Motto?
To Make the Best Better
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What is NASA?
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Is it better to have a lot of support or little support for bridges?
A lot of support
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What project did we do for the wounded warrior project?
Made blankets and cards
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What are premiums?
The name for the money earned for placing in a class at a fair