FFA Jeopardy

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FFA Jeopardy
By Holli Bowman and Dr. Frank Flanders Georgia
Agricultural Education Curriculum Office, July
2001 Go to Last Slide for Directions
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FFA Ceremonies
History
Emblem
Parli Pro
SAE
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History for 1
Clue What year was the FFA founded?
Check Your Answer
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History for 1
Answer 1928
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History for 2
Clue What year did the FFA change its name
from Future Farmers of America to The National
FFA Organization?
Check Your Answer
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History for 2
Answer 1988
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History for 3
Clue What year were girls admitted to the FFA?
Check Your Answer
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History for 3
Answer 1969
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History for 4
Clue In what year did the National FFA
Convention move from Kansas City to Louisville?
Check Your Answer
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History for 4
Answer 1999
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History for 5
Clue At what Kansas City, Missouri location was
the FFA established?
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History for 5
Answer Hotel Baltimore
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Emblem for 1
Clue What is the foundation of the FFA Emblem?
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Emblem for 1
Answer A cross-section of an ear of corn.
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Emblem for 2
Clue What is the symbol of labor and tillage of
the soil?
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Emblem for 2
Answer The Plow
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Emblem for 3
Clue Where does the owl appear in the FFA
emblem?
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Emblem for 3
Answer On top of the plow
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Emblem for 4
Clue What element of the FFA Emblem signifies
the combination of learning and leadership
necessary for progressive agriculture?
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Emblem for 4
Answer The words Agricultural Education and
the letters FFA
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Emblem for 5
Clue What protects the emblem and the letters
FFA?
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Emblem for 5
Answer A trademark in the U.S. Patent Office
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Parli Pro for 1
Clue How many times does the chairperson tap
the gavel to call a meeting to order.
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Parli Pro for 1
Answer Two
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Parli Pro for 2
Clue What type of motion is used to introduce
an item of business?
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Parli Pro for 2
Answer A main motion
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Parli Pro for 3
Clue What type of motion takes precedence over
other business?
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Parli Pro for 3
Answer A privileged motion
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Parli Pro for 4
Clue What type of vote is required when a
motion will limit the rights of the members?
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Parli Pro for 4
Answer A two-thirds vote.
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Parli Pro for 5
Clue Name the four reasons parli pro is used
during chapter meetings.
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Parli Pro for 5
Answer 1 one item at a time. 2
courtesy is extended to all. 3 majority rules.
4 the rights of the minority are
protected.
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SAE for 1
Clue What does SAE stand for?
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SAE for 1
Answer Supervised Agricultural Experience
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SAE for 2
Clue Name one of the four types of SAEs.
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SAE for 2
Answer 1 Exploratory 2 Research/Experimenta
tion and Analysis 3
Ownership/Entrepreneurship 4 Placement
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SAE for 3
Clue Name for the awards which recognize
members who have excelled in their SAE program.
Awarded at the local, state and national level.
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SAE for 3
Answer Proficiency
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SAE for 4
Clue The category of SAE where you work for
someone else.
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SAE for 4
Answer Placement
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SAE for 5
Clue What is the definition of an SAE?
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SAE for 5
Answer Planned practical activities conducted
outside of class time in which students develop
and apply agricultural knowledge and skills.
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FFA Ceremonies for 1
Clue During the FFA Opening Ceremony, what
officer is stationed by the Emblem of Washington?
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FFA Ceremonies for 1
Answer Treasurer
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FFA Ceremonies for 2
Clue In what FFA Ceremony do members receive a
bronze pin?
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FFA Ceremonies for 2
Answer Greenhand Ceremony
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FFA Ceremonies for 3
Clue During the FFA Opening Ceremony, which
officer is stationed across from the Secretary?
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FFA Ceremonies for 3
Answer Reporter
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FFA Ceremonies for 4
Clue During which FFA Ceremony are officers
asked if they accept the responsibilities of
their office?
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FFA Ceremonies for 4
Answer Ceremony for Installing Officers
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FFA Ceremonies for 5
Clue During which FFA Ceremony are those who
have rendered outstanding service welcomed to the
FFA?
Check Your Answer
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FFA Ceremonies for 5
Answer Honorary Member Ceremony
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