Unit 1
The three basic needs of humans are
What is food, shelter, clothing?
When properly stating a motion you would start with
What is "I move"?
PPE stands for
What is Personal Protective Equipment?
The two types of erosion are
What is wind and water?
Something nonliving in an ecosystem
What is abiotic?
SAE stands for
What is Supervised Agricultural Experience?
When a motion is presented and others agree with it what must happen?
What is seconded?
A 10 on the pH scale is representing
What is alkaline?
The four components of soil are
What is air, water, organic matter, and minerals?
Piece of lab equipment used to measure mass.
Someone working in a vet office for their SAE is an example of this type of SAE
What is placement?
Maintaining order in a meeting is achieved by
What is parliamentary procedure?
Data that is represented by numbers
What is quantitative?
Pore space in the soil made by particles allows air and water to move through it.
What is porosity?
Place the soil particles in the order from smallest to largest. (Sand, Silt, Clay)
What is clay, silt, sand?
FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and ____________.
What is career success?
The forms of communication are.
What is verbal, non-verbal, written, visual?
Used to measure liquid accurately in a lab
What is a graduated cylinder?
Decaying plants and animals are
What is organic matter?
An even mixture of sand, silt, and clay soil type
What is loam?
The three components of the agricultural education model are.
What is classroom/instruction, SAE, and FFA?
Facial expressions, gestures, and body language are examples of
What is non-verbal?
Three sides to the fire triangle
What is oxygen, fuel, and heat?
Pollution in one area is
What is point source pollution?
Many ecosystems together create a
What is biome?