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1
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What year was the National FFA founded?

A

1928

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2
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Where is the National Convention held every year?

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Indianapolis IN

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3
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What role does the president play?

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leads the meetings

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What role does the vice president play?

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works close with the president and advisor

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5
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What role does the student advisor play?

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advisor for the greenhands

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What role does the secretary play?

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prepare agenda for each chapter meeting

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7
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What role does the treasurer play?

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receive record and deposit FFA funds

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What role does the reporter play?

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plan public information to share on the media

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9
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What role does the advisor play?

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supervises chapter activites

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10
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Which station marker is the president stationed by?

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rising sun

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11
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Which station marker is the vice president stationed by?

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plow

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12
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Which station marker is the secretary stationed by?

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ear of corn

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13
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Which station marker is the treasurer stationed by?

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emblem of George Washington

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14
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Which station marker is the reporter stationed by?

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flag

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15
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Which station marker is the sentinel stationed by?

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door

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16
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Which station marker is the advisor stationed by?

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owl

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17
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What are the official colors of the FFA?

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national blue and corn gold

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18
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What items of clothing are a part of Official Dress?

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the FFA Jacket with pants/skirts

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19
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What section, district, and state is Tri-Valley a part of?

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District 2, Section 9 in Illinois

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20
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What does CDE stand for?

A

Career Development Event

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21
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What does the cross section of the ear of corn represent?

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unity

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22
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What does the eagle represent?

A

freedom and the ability to explore

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23
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What does the owl represent?

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wisdom

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24
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What does the plow represent?

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labor and tillage of the soil

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25
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What does the rising sun represent?

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progress and promise

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26
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Which TV FFA member is the president?

A

Joey Brown

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27
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Which TV FFA member is the vice president?

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Zoey McCartney

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28
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Which TV FFA member is the student advisor?

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Maeli Benjamin

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29
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Which TV FFA member is the secretary?

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Loghan Sutton

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30
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Which TV FFA member is the treasurer?

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John Bierman

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31
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Which TV FFA member is the reporter?

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Hannah Rawson

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32
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Which TV member is the advisor?

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Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Myers, and Mr. Nig

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33
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A discipline concerned with all technical aspects of food, beginning with harvesting and ending with its cooking and consumption

A

food science

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34
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the causes, prevention, and communication dealing with food-borne illnesses

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food safety

35
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the causes and prevention of quality degradation

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food preservation

36
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the industrial processes used to manufacture food

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food engineering

37
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the invention of new food products

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product development

38
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the study of how food is perceived by the consumers’ senses

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sensory analysis

39
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the molecular composition of food and the involvement of these molecules in chemical reactions

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food chemistry

40
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the study of how packaging is used to preserve food after it has been processed and contain it through distribution

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food packaging

41
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writing about food, researching food issues

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food journalism

42
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ethics and guidelines related to food production, packaging, and consumer safety

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food law

43
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What are the five senses used in food science?

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sight, taste, smell, hearing, and touch

44
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What is a taste threshold?

A

the concentration required for substance identification

45
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How do smell and taste work together to form flavors?

A

the aroma of a food impacts how that food will taste

46
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Why is it important to read the entire recipe before beginning the process?

A

to make sure you have everything you need to use before starting

47
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Are sharp knives safer to use than dull knives?

A

yes

48
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How many teaspoons can be combined to make a tablespoon?

A

3 teaspoons

49
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How do we properly measure commonly used ingredients like flour and brown sugar?

A

by putting the amount you need in a measuring cup and then leveling it off

50
Q

What abbreviations are commonly used in recipes and measurements?

A

T/Tbsp, t/tsp, C, Lb, pkg, gal, bu, qt, etc

51
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How much of the US grain crop is destroyed by insects?

A

as much as 10%

52
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What does it mean for something to be contaminated?

A

when something is added that isn’t normally found in that food

53
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What are the three types of contaminants in food safety?

A

physical, chemical, and microbial

54
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Which term is used to describe something harmful in low concentrations?

A

toxic

55
Q

What visual characteristics are proof of spoilage in food?

A

discoloration, fuzzy growth, foaming/gas bubbles, cloudy appearance, etc

56
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What is the definition of an outbreak of a food borne illness?

A

when 2 or more people are known to get sick from eating the same food

57
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Why should pregnant women be extra careful when consuming foods like deli meats and unpasteurized foods?

A

those foods can cause listeria which is dangerous for newborns and it can cause miscarriages

58
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What range of temperatures is considered the “Danger Zone”?

A

41-135 degrees

59
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What is the role of the following governmental agencies when it comes to food safety (USDA, EPA, FDA)?

A

they inspect and monitor the food supply to protect consumers from contaminants

60
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What is the proper way to thaw frozen foods?

A

by putting it in the fridge, in cold water, or in the microwave

61
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What are the ingredients in baking bread?

A

flour, yeast, salt, and water

62
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the chemical breakdown of a substance by bacteria, yeasts, or other microorganisms, which typically includes the effervescence and the giving off of heat

A

fermentation

63
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What is the most popular and widely known leavening agent?

A

yeast

64
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What does yeast produce when combined with water, starches, and sugars?

A

carbon dioxide

65
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What is the appropriate temperature for water when activating yeast?

A

it needs to be a warm temperature at about 110 degrees

66
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To check if yeast is alive and active, you can test it. What is this called?

A

proofing

67
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What qualities does gluten give to dough?

A

softness and strength

68
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When the crust of bread changes in color, what is that called?

A

dextrinization

69
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Why was it important to mix the bag of bread starter during the Amish Friendship Bread making process?

A

it allowed the substances to stay combined and keep the reaction consistent

70
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Why was it important to “feed” the Amish Friendship Bread?

A

it gave it the nutrients to react with

71
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What were the ingredients in the pasta we made in class?

A

flour, olive oil, salt, and an egg

72
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Describe how to properly knead bread or pasta dough

A

it should be folded over itself multiple times until it is a good consistency

73
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Why is kneading dough important in bread making?

A

it develops the gluten in the dough so it will stretch and expand

74
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What is the purpose of food preservation?

A

to stop or greatly slow down spoilage to prevent food borne illness and extend shelf life

75
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What activities need to take place in order to preserve food (moisture, pH, temperature)?

A

temperature needs to go way up or way down, pH way down, or moisture way down

76
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How does dehydration impact food preservation?

A

it removes the moisture, therefore stopping microbial growth and not changing the taste or characteristics of the food

77
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How does pickling impact food preservation?

A

uses the fermentation process with salt or being placed in natural acids to slow microbial growth

78
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How does canning impact food preservation?

A

packaging a food to keep the microbes out of a food

79
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How does freezing impact food preservation?

A

using temperatures below 32 degrees to completely stop microbial activity

80
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How does heating impact food preservation?

A

using heat to kill microbes with conduction, convection, and radiation

81
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How does fermentation impact food preservation?

A

it is the breakdown of carbohydrates by certain yeasts or bacteria in the presence of air or without (aerobic/anaerobic) to increase shelf life

82
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Which method of heating used in food preservation is the act of heating food through direct contact (ex: boiling water in a stockpot)?

A

conduction

83
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What are common signs of food spoilage?

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Off odor, discoloration, slimy feel, fuzzy areas, etc

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