Making a Motion
Voting
FFA
Agriculture
Definitions
100

What is the first thing a member should do when they want the group to consider an idea?

Get recognized by the chair.

100

What is the purpose of voting during a meeting?

To make a decision on a motion.

100

In what city and state was the FFA founded?

Kansas City, Missouri

100

What are the two major areas of agriculture?

plant and animal science

100

emblem

Symbol of an organization

200

What phrase does a member use to make a motion?

"I move that..."

200

Who announces when it is time to vote?

The chair/presiding officer.

200

What did the letters “FFA” originally stand for?

Future Farmers of America

200

What natural resource is essential for growing crops?

Soil

200

degree

size or strength of something

300

After a member makes a motion, what must happen before the group can discuss it?

Another member must second the motion.

300

What are the two basic sides of a vote?

In favor and opposed.

300

Who is known as the “Father of FFA”?

Henry Groseclose

300

What part of a plant absorbs water and nutrients from the soil?

root


300

Photosynthesis

plant covers light into energy

400

What does it mean to “second” a motion?

Another member agrees that the motion should be considered/discussed.

400

What does it mean to vote “aye”?

You are voting in favor of the motion.

400

Who wrote the FFA Creed?

E.M Tiffany

400

What is a young female cow that has not had a calf called?

Heifer

400

elect

to vote someone 

500

What happens if a motion does not receive a second?

The motion is not considered by the group and dies.

500

What does it mean to vote “no”?

You are voting against the motion.

500

What does the plow represent?

Labor and Tillage of the soil

500

What machine is commonly used to pull farm implements?

tractor

500

Believe 

to accept something as true, real, or correct