FFA Traditions & Chapter Operations Flashcards

1
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FFA Moto

A

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

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2
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FFA’s National Colors

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National Blue and Corn Gold

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3
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Official Dress Guidelines (6)

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An official FFA jacket zipped to the top
Black slacks/nylon/black skirts and black nylons
Black socks
White collared blouse or collard shirt
Official FFA tie or scarf
Black dress shoes with closed heel and toe

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4
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Official Chapter Equipment (6)

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FFA Banner
A Complete Set of FFA Station Markers
7 or More Official Manuals
An Official FFA Flag
Gavel and Block
Scrapbook

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5
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Program of Activities (POA)

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The POA serves to define chapter goals, outline steps needed to meet those goals, and act as a written guide to provide a calendar of events the chapter will follow in the year ahead.

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6
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Chapter Officers (7)

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President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Reporter
Sentinel
Advisor

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7
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Additional Officers a Chapter Might Elect (3)

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Historian
Parliamentarian
Chaplain

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8
Q

What does the President sit by?

A

By the Rising Sun

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9
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What does the Vice President sit by?

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By the Plow

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10
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What does the Secretary sit by?

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By the Ear of Corn

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11
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Where does the Treasurer sit?

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By the Bust of Washington

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12
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Where does the Reporter sit?

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By the American Flag

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13
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Where does the Advisor sit?

A

By the Owl

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14
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What does the Sentinel sit by?

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By the Shield of Friendship

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15
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Where does the President sit (on Fig. 1)?

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Square 1

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16
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Where does the Vice President sit (on Fig. 1)?

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Square 4

17
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Where does the Secretary sit (on Fig. 1)?

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Square 2

18
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Where does the Treasurer sit (on Fig. 1)?

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Square 5

19
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Where does the Reporter sit (on Fig. 1)?

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Square 6

20
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Where does the Advisor sit (on Fig. 1)?

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Square 3

21
Q

Where does the Sentinel sit (in relation to the room)?

A

By the door

22
Q

What are the 2 main Order of Businesses (there are 12 total)?

A

Opening and Closing Ceremonies

23
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What does 1 tap of the gavel mean?

A

It follows the announcement of adjournment, the completion of business, or tells members to be seated.

24
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What does 2 taps of the gavel mean?

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Calls the meeting to order

25
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What does 3 taps of the gavel mean?

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Tells members to stand