Intro to FBLA

Which of the following is a core principle of the FBLA Honor Code?

• Always follow the dress code

• Act with integrity in all FBLA-related activities

• Never participate in FBLA events

• Always speak first at FBLA meetings

Which of these behaviors is considered a violation of the FBLA Code of Conduct?

• Attending meetings regularly

• Cheating in a competitive event

• Participating in FBLA social events

• Wearing FBLA attire

According to the FBLA Dress Code, members should wear:

• Casual attire

• Business casual or business professional attire

• Gym clothes

• Casual sportswear

What is the primary purpose of the FBLA Competitive Events Policy & Procedures Manual?

• To outline the process for becoming a chapter officer

• To provide guidelines for all FBLA events and competitions

• To dictate the dress code for FBLA events

• To list the different FBLA membership types

Who is responsible for enforcing the FBLA Code of Conduct at an event?

• Event competitors

• The FBLA National President

• Event judges and event staff

• Chapter members

The FBLA Honor Code requires members to:

• Always complete assignments in their competitive events with honesty

• Only participate in events that they are experts in

• Avoid competing against friends

• Never help others with their event preparation

If a participant violates the FBLA Code of Conduct during a competitive event, the consequences may include:

• A warning

• Disqualification from the event

• Temporary suspension from FBLA

• Both B and C

Which of the following is NOT part of the FBLA Dress Code for competitive events?

• Dresses, skirts, or slacks

• Polo shirts with logos

• Business jackets

• Business or professional shoes

If a member is uncertain whether an action violates the FBLA Honor Code, they should:

• Consult the FBLA Competitive Events Policy & Procedures Manual

• Ignore it and proceed

• Ask another member

• Report it directly to their chapter adviser

FBLA members are expected to:

• Engage in activities that promote business education

• Dress inappropriately for formal meetings

• Avoid taking responsibility for event-related actions

• Ignore the rules of competition