FFA Opening Ceremonies Quiz

What is the purpose of the FFA opening ceremony?

• To provide entertainment for FFA members

• To announce upcoming FFA events

• To introduce new members to FFA

• To officially start FFA events and activities, recognize achievements, and inspire members.

What are some symbols used in the FFA opening ceremony?

• American flag, FFA emblem, plow, owl

• FFA advisor, FFA officer, FFA member

• FFA motto, FFA creed, FFA mission

• FFA jacket, tractor, eagle

Who leads the FFA opening ceremony?

• FFA Treasurer

• FFA Secretary

• FFA President

• FFA Vice President

What is the role of the President in the FFA opening ceremony?

• To lead off the meeting and bring meeting room to order.

• To introduce guest speakers during the ceremony.

• To lead the members in singing the FFA anthem.

• To present awards to outstanding FFA members.

What is the role of the Vice President in the FFA opening ceremony?

• To give the closing remarks.

• To lead the Pledge of Allegiance.

• To preside over meetings and assist the President

• To organize fundraising events.

What is the role of the Secretary in the FFA opening ceremony?

• Present the Secretary's report.

• Keep an accurate record of all meetings and correspondences.

• Give the opening address.

• Lead the Pledge of Allegiance.

What is the role of the Treasurer in the FFA opening ceremony?

• Introduce the guest speaker.

• Lead the Pledge of Allegiance.

• Keep a record of receipts and disbursements

• Announce upcoming events.

What is the role of the Reporter in the FFA opening ceremony?

• To lead the Pledge of Allegiance.

• To introduce the guest speaker.

• To present awards to members.

• To provide a report on the progress of the chapter and its activities.

What is the role of the Sentinel?

• Say the pledge

• Care for meeting room and paraphernalia

• Answer the phone

• Assist the Secretary

What is the role of the Advisor?

• To recite the Creed

• To act as President in their absence

• Asked to advise from time to time as need arises.

• To say the pledge of allegiance