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1 Student Name: Teacher: Date: Test: 9_12 Agriculture AP41 - Horticulture I Test 1 Description: Unit A-FFA & Intro to Hort District: Wake County Form: The FFA Career Development Event (CDE) that will help develop knowledge and skills needed to effectively participate in a horticulture organization s business meeting is: 2. The part of the horticulture instructional program that provides opportunities to develop leadership, teamwork, citizenship, personal growth and career success is the: Floriculture. Introduction to Horticulture. Nursery/Landscape. Parliamentary Procedure. FF Horticulture knowledge. Plant nursery. Supervised Agricultural Experience. 5. The eagle is an important part of FFA tradition because it symolizes the national scope of the FF Students MOST likely will find an eagle in the FFA: 6. Sue wears a white collared shirt, black shoes, black skirt, FFA scarf and FFA jacket zipped halfway to the top. What component of Official FFA dress is she missing? Colors. Emblem. Motto. Pledge. Black shoes should be brown Jacket should be zipped to the top Shirt should be blue rather than white Skirt should be navy blue 3. The plow reminds agricultural students and FFA members of what important principle? 4. The rising sun is an important part of the FFA emblem because it represents: Common agricultural interest of all students Knowledge is important to success National scope of the FFA Value of hard work Agricultural knowledge and wisdom. Agricultural opportunity and progress. 7. Which MOST likely represents the FFA goal to make a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success? results&retrievemode=searchpage&??qpage=0&??steid=0&??stelist 1/20 Colors Mission statement Motto Offiicial dress 8. FFA helps students develop leadership beyond the class and local school chapter. What is the FIRST level of participation above the chapter level?

2 Agricultural opportunity and progress. above the chapter level? Hard work associated with agriculture. National scope of the FF Federation National FFA Organization North Carolina FFA Association Region results&retrievemode=searchpage&??qpage=0&??steid=0&??stelist 2/20

3 9_12 Agriculture AP41 - Horticulture I Test 1 9. Serving as FFA Treasurer can help Juan gain experience that he might later use in an horticulture organizations to: 10. What Brian learns while serving as FFA Chapter Secretary could be used after graduation in horticulture organizations to: 11. MOST cool-season grasses grow very little during the hottest months of summer. What is this condition called? 12. Marigolds and other warm-season plants grow BEST during: Cook steaks. Keep financial records. Write minutes of meetings. Write news reports. Count money. Prepare budgets. Preside over meetings. Write minutes of meetings. Dead Dormant Turgid Wilted Early spring. Late fall. Mid summer. Mid winter. 15. Plants that take three or more years to complete their life cycle are: 16. Trees that keep their functional leaves throughout the year are: 17. If a plant is turgid, it is: 18. In North Carolina, a tree that has no leaves in the winter is: Millenniums. Auxins. Deciduous. Evergreen. Inhibitors. Drowned and drooping. Pale green or yellow. Swollen with moisture. Wilted from lack of water. Deciduous. Evergreen. Herbaceous. Turgid. 13. Annual plants complete their life cycle in: One year. Two years. Three years. Ten years. 14. Plants that complete their life cycles in two results&retrievemode=searchpage&??qpage=0&??steid=0&??stelist 3/20

4 years are: Centennials. results&retrievemode=searchpage&??qpage=0&??steid=0&??stelist 4/20

5 19. Because trees live many years, they are: 20. As part of regular biological processes, a deciduous tree: 21. The terms annual, biennial and perennial describe plant: Semi-annuals. Dies each year in the winter. Drops its functional leaves in the dormant season. Keeps its functional leaves in the dormant season. Remains green all the year. Leaf loss. Life cycle. Production practices. Root type. 9_12 Agriculture AP41 - Horticulture I Test 1 results&retrievemode=searchpage&??qpage=0&??steid=0&??stelist 5/20

6 Student Name: Teacher: Date: Test: 9_12 Agriculture AP41 - Horticulture I Test 1 Description: Unit A-FFA & Intro to Hort District: Wake County Form: The FFA Career Development Event (CDE) that will help develop knowledge and skills needed to effectively participate in a horticulture organization s business meeting is: 2. The part of the horticulture instructional program that provides opportunities to develop leadership, teamwork, citizenship, personal growth and career success is the: 3. The plow reminds agricultural students and FFA members of what important principle? 4. The rising sun is an important part of the FFA emblem because it represents: Floriculture. Introduction to Horticulture. Nursery/Landscape. Parliamentary Procedure. FF Horticulture knowledge. Plant nursery. Supervised Agricultural Experience. Common agricultural interest of all students Knowledge is important to success National scope of the FFA Value of hard work Agricultural knowledge and wisdom. Agricultural opportunity and progress. 5. The eagle is an important part of FFA tradition because it symolizes the national scope of the FF Students MOST likely will find an eagle in the FFA: 6. Sue wears a white collared shirt, black shoes, black skirt, FFA scarf and FFA jacket zipped halfway to the top. What component of Official FFA dress is she missing? 7. Which MOST likely represents the FFA goal to make a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success? Colors. Emblem. Motto. Pledge. Black shoes should be brown Jacket should be zipped to the top Shirt should be blue rather than white Skirt should be navy blue Colors Mission statement Motto Offiicial dress 8. FFA helps students develop leadership beyond the class and local school chapter. What is the FIRST level of participation above the chapter level? results&retrievemode=searchpage&??qpage=0&??steid=0&??stelist 6/20

7 Hard work associated with agriculture. Federation National scope of the FF National FFA Organization North Carolina FFA Association Region results&retrievemode=searchpage&??qpage=0&??steid=0&??stelist 7/20

8 9_12 Agriculture AP41 - Horticulture I Test 1 9. Serving as FFA Treasurer can help Juan gain experience that he might later use in an horticulture organizations to: 10. What Brian learns while serving as FFA Chapter Secretary could be used after graduation in horticulture organizations to: 11. MOST cool-season grasses grow very little during the hottest months of summer. What is this condition called? 12. Marigolds and other warm-season plants grow BEST during: Cook steaks. Keep financial records. Write minutes of meetings. Write news reports. Count money. Prepare budgets. Preside over meetings. Write minutes of meetings. Dead Dormant Turgid Wilted Early spring. Late fall. Mid summer. Mid winter. 15. Plants that take three or more years to complete their life cycle are: 16. Trees that keep their functional leaves throughout the year are: 17. If a plant is turgid, it is: 18. In North Carolina, a tree that has no leaves in the winter is: Millenniums. Auxins. Deciduous. Evergreen. Inhibitors. Drowned and drooping. Pale green or yellow. Swollen with moisture. Wilted from lack of water. Deciduous. Evergreen. Herbaceous. Turgid. 13. Annual plants complete their life cycle in: One year. Two years. Three years. Ten years. 14. Plants that complete their life cycles in two results&retrievemode=searchpage&??qpage=0&??steid=0&??stelist 8/20

9 years are: Centennials. results&retrievemode=searchpage&??qpage=0&??steid=0&??stelist 9/20

10 19. Because trees live many years, they are: 20. As part of regular biological processes, a deciduous tree: 21. The terms annual, biennial and perennial describe plant: Semi-annuals. Dies each year in the winter. Drops its functional leaves in the dormant season. Keeps its functional leaves in the dormant season. Remains green all the year. Leaf loss. Life cycle. Production practices. Root type. 9_12 Agriculture AP41 - Horticulture I Test 1 results&retrievemode=searchpage&??qpage=0&??steid=0&??stelis 10/20

11 Student Name: Teacher: Date: Test: 9_12 Agriculture AP41 - Horticulture I Test 1 Description: Unit A-FFA & Intro to Hort District: Wake County Form: The FFA Career Development Event (CDE) that will help develop knowledge and skills needed to effectively participate in a horticulture organization s business meeting is: 2. The part of the horticulture instructional program that provides opportunities to develop leadership, teamwork, citizenship, personal growth and career success is the: 3. The plow reminds agricultural students and FFA members of what important principle? 4. The rising sun is an important part of the FFA emblem because it represents: Floriculture. Introduction to Horticulture. Nursery/Landscape. Parliamentary Procedure. FF Horticulture knowledge. Plant nursery. Supervised Agricultural Experience. Common agricultural interest of all students Knowledge is important to success National scope of the FFA Value of hard work Agricultural knowledge and wisdom. Agricultural opportunity and progress. 5. The eagle is an important part of FFA tradition because it symolizes the national scope of the FF Students MOST likely will find an eagle in the FFA: 6. Sue wears a white collared shirt, black shoes, black skirt, FFA scarf and FFA jacket zipped halfway to the top. What component of Official FFA dress is she missing? 7. Which MOST likely represents the FFA goal to make a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success? Colors. Emblem. Motto. Pledge. Black shoes should be brown Jacket should be zipped to the top Shirt should be blue rather than white Skirt should be navy blue Colors Mission statement Motto Offiicial dress 8. FFA helps students develop leadership beyond the class and local school chapter. What is the FIRST level of participation above the chapter level? results&retrievemode=searchpage&??qpage=0&??steid=0&??stelis 11/20

12 Hard work associated with agriculture. Federation National scope of the FF National FFA Organization North Carolina FFA Association Region results&retrievemode=searchpage&??qpage=0&??steid=0&??stelis 12/20

13 9_12 Agriculture AP41 - Horticulture I Test 1 9. Serving as FFA Treasurer can help Juan gain experience that he might later use in an horticulture organizations to: 10. What Brian learns while serving as FFA Chapter Secretary could be used after graduation in horticulture organizations to: 11. MOST cool-season grasses grow very little during the hottest months of summer. What is this condition called? 12. Marigolds and other warm-season plants grow BEST during: Cook steaks. Keep financial records. Write minutes of meetings. Write news reports. Count money. Prepare budgets. Preside over meetings. Write minutes of meetings. Dead Dormant Turgid Wilted Early spring. Late fall. Mid summer. Mid winter. 15. Plants that take three or more years to complete their life cycle are: 16. Trees that keep their functional leaves throughout the year are: 17. If a plant is turgid, it is: 18. In North Carolina, a tree that has no leaves in the winter is: Millenniums. Auxins. Deciduous. Evergreen. Inhibitors. Drowned and drooping. Pale green or yellow. Swollen with moisture. Wilted from lack of water. Deciduous. Evergreen. Herbaceous. Turgid. 13. Annual plants complete their life cycle in: One year. Two years. Three years. Ten years. 14. Plants that complete their life cycles in two results&retrievemode=searchpage&??qpage=0&??steid=0&??stelis 13/20

14 years are: Centennials. results&retrievemode=searchpage&??qpage=0&??steid=0&??stelis 14/20

15 19. Because trees live many years, they are: 20. As part of regular biological processes, a deciduous tree: 21. The terms annual, biennial and perennial describe plant: Semi-annuals. Dies each year in the winter. Drops its functional leaves in the dormant season. Keeps its functional leaves in the dormant season. Remains green all the year. Leaf loss. Life cycle. Production practices. Root type. 9_12 Agriculture AP41 - Horticulture I Test 1 results&retrievemode=searchpage&??qpage=0&??steid=0&??stelis 15/20

16 Student Name: Teacher: Date: Test: 9_12 Agriculture AP41 - Horticulture I Test 1 Description: Unit A-FFA & Intro to Hort District: Wake County Form: The FFA Career Development Event (CDE) that will help develop knowledge and skills needed to effectively participate in a horticulture organization s business meeting is: 2. The part of the horticulture instructional program that provides opportunities to develop leadership, teamwork, citizenship, personal growth and career success is the: 3. The plow reminds agricultural students and FFA members of what important principle? 4. The rising sun is an important part of the FFA emblem because it represents: Floriculture. Introduction to Horticulture. Nursery/Landscape. Parliamentary Procedure. FF Horticulture knowledge. Plant nursery. Supervised Agricultural Experience. Common agricultural interest of all students Knowledge is important to success National scope of the FFA Value of hard work Agricultural knowledge and wisdom. Agricultural opportunity and progress. 5. The eagle is an important part of FFA tradition because it symolizes the national scope of the FF Students MOST likely will find an eagle in the FFA: 6. Sue wears a white collared shirt, black shoes, black skirt, FFA scarf and FFA jacket zipped halfway to the top. What component of Official FFA dress is she missing? 7. Which MOST likely represents the FFA goal to make a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success? Colors. Emblem. Motto. Pledge. Black shoes should be brown Jacket should be zipped to the top Shirt should be blue rather than white Skirt should be navy blue Colors Mission statement Motto Offiicial dress 8. FFA helps students develop leadership beyond the class and local school chapter. What is the FIRST level of participation above the chapter level? results&retrievemode=searchpage&??qpage=0&??steid=0&??stelis 16/20

17 Hard work associated with agriculture. Federation National scope of the FF National FFA Organization North Carolina FFA Association Region results&retrievemode=searchpage&??qpage=0&??steid=0&??stelis 17/20

18 9_12 Agriculture AP41 - Horticulture I Test 1 9. Serving as FFA Treasurer can help Juan gain experience that he might later use in an horticulture organizations to: 10. What Brian learns while serving as FFA Chapter Secretary could be used after graduation in horticulture organizations to: 11. MOST cool-season grasses grow very little during the hottest months of summer. What is this condition called? 12. Marigolds and other warm-season plants grow BEST during: Cook steaks. Keep financial records. Write minutes of meetings. Write news reports. Count money. Prepare budgets. Preside over meetings. Write minutes of meetings. Dead Dormant Turgid Wilted Early spring. Late fall. Mid summer. Mid winter. 15. Plants that take three or more years to complete their life cycle are: 16. Trees that keep their functional leaves throughout the year are: 17. If a plant is turgid, it is: 18. In North Carolina, a tree that has no leaves in the winter is: Millenniums. Auxins. Deciduous. Evergreen. Inhibitors. Drowned and drooping. Pale green or yellow. Swollen with moisture. Wilted from lack of water. Deciduous. Evergreen. Herbaceous. Turgid. 13. Annual plants complete their life cycle in: One year. Two years. Three years. Ten years. 14. Plants that complete their life cycles in two results&retrievemode=searchpage&??qpage=0&??steid=0&??stelis 18/20

19 years are: Centennials. results&retrievemode=searchpage&??qpage=0&??steid=0&??stelis 19/20

20 19. Because trees live many years, they are: 20. As part of regular biological processes, a deciduous tree: 21. The terms annual, biennial and perennial describe plant: Semi-annuals. Dies each year in the winter. Drops its functional leaves in the dormant season. Keeps its functional leaves in the dormant season. Remains green all the year. Leaf loss. Life cycle. Production practices. Root type. 9_12 Agriculture AP41 - Horticulture I Test 1 results&retrievemode=searchpage&??qpage=0&??steid=0&??stelis 20/20