FFA

FFA Emblem

100

Represents knowledge and wisdom.

Owl

200

Grown in every state, reminds us of our common interest in agriculture, regardless of where we live.  UNITY

Corn

300

Represents work - labor - effort. HARD WORK

Plow

400

Represents the national scope of the organization. NATIONAL PRIDE

Eagle

500

The progressive nature of agriculture, the need for agriculture workers to cooperate and work toward common goals. PROGRESS

Rising Sun

Whose line is it Anyway?

100

Stationed at the emblem of Washington

Treasurer

200

As the flag covers the United States of America, so I strive to inform the people in order that every man, woman and child may know that the FFA is a national organization.

Reporter

300

To practice brotherhood, honor agricultural opportunities and responsibilities and develop those qualities of leadership which an FFA member should possess.

All members

400

Why is the president so stationed?

Advisor

500

Mr./Mdm. Secretary, do you have a record of any further business which should now be transacted?

President

Officer Station Markers

100

Reporter

American Flag

200

Advisor

Owl

300

Secretary

Ear of Corn

400

Vice-President

Plow

500

Sentinel

Shield of Friendship

FFA Basics part I

100

What are the colors of the FFA?

National Blue & Corn Gold

200

What year did the FFA start?

1928

300

Girls were granted membership in the FFA in ______.

1969

400

What are the different degrees a student can earn in the FFA?

Discovery Greenhand Chapter State American

500

What is the FFA motto?

Learning to Do Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to Serve.

FFA Basics part II

100

FFA members have to be enrolled in what high school courses?

agriculture

200

Where was the original location of the National FFA Convention?

Kansas City, Missouri

300

List all of the public speaking CDEs.

Creed Prepared Public Speaking Extemporaneous Speaking Job Interview

400

Describe your official dress for both genders.

Boys - black slacks, black socks, white collared buttoned shirt, FFA jacket zipped up, FFA tie, black dress shoes Girls - black slacks with black socks or black knee length skirt with 2 in slip with black hosiery, white collared shirt, FFA jacket zipped to the top, FFA scarf, black closed toe and closed heel shoes

500

How is the meeting room set up?

President up front, VP in back of room across from President, Sec left front of President, Advisor far left of President, Reporter right front of President, Treasurer back right of President, Sentinel by the door