AEST Foundations Industry Certification Practice Test

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• Which tool is typically used for heavy demolition such as breaking rocks?
• What is the upper bound of the temperature danger zone in Fahrenheit?
• Which statement correctly describes the relationship between telophase and cytokinesis?
• Which section of a speech provides the reason for speaking?
• When someone says 'I move' in a meeting, what are they doing?
• A _______ is a round object on a shaft driven by a belt.
• What term describes a long period of no water?
• Which section of a speech serves to recap the main points?
• The growing of fish is called?
• SAE stands for what term in agricultural education?
• What is the missing word from the FFA motto? 'Learning to _____ Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to Serve'?
• Which gas is the most abundant in the atmosphere?
• Which classes are designated as pastures and grazing not suitable for cultivation?
• Erosion is best described as what?
• Which tool is a wood working tool for making fancy edges in wood?
• Which bird part helps grind up food that the bird has eaten?
• Which factors do food manufacturers consider to determine food quality best-by dates?
• Which bacteria is commonly associated with unwashed eggs?
• Which organelle is the site of photosynthesis in plant cells?
• Approximately how many grams are in one pound?
• The field that studies insects is known as?
• Which term would be described as the initial recognition level in the FFA?
• Which are parts of the hydrologic cycle?
• Which PPE may be worn when applying a pesticide?
• In the context of safety labeling, which option is correct for infant formula?
• Which statement best defines Germination?
• Contaminated is defined as which of the following?
• Which statement best defines photosynthesis?
• AFNR stands for which phrase?
• What is the purpose of a grafting tool?
• Which milk-related statement is true according to the material about fluid milk and raw milk?
• If a horse stands 15 hands high, how many inches tall is that? (Assume 1 hand = 4 inches)
• What is Recycling?
• How did the southwestern United States become suitable for agriculture?
• What is the primary result of cytokinesis?
• Which organization is responsible for certifying egg cartons?
• Which set of colors is officially associated with FFA?
• Mitosis results in daughter cells with the same chromosome number as the parent cell.
• Agronomy deals with which field?
• Which part of the flower's male reproductive system produces pollen?
• What grade of egg is sold to the public?
• Which part of a flower attracts pollinators?
• Which term describes the structure that contains all reproductive parts in a flowering plant?
• What term refers to a young member of the cattle family?
• The _____ hog is black with a white belt that encircles the fore part of the body.
• Which statement correctly describes a torque wrench's function?
• Which term best describes the forest-related industry referred to as forestry?
• Which tool would be most appropriate for removing slag from welds in fabrication work?
• In what year was the Future Farmers of America established?
• Which tool would you use to turn a hex nut on a machine?
• Timber cruising uses which unit of measurement?
• What is the FFA motto?
• What is the function of the mitochondria?
• Which breeds are listed for pork production?
• Which term refers to the union of haploid gametes?
• Which statement is true about plant cell cytokinesis?
• Which term describes the living components of an ecosystem?
• Which element is responsible for making plants green?
• Which is the top degree an FFA member can earn?
• What is the term for a group of cattle?
• Which tool is used for removing slag from welds?
• Service-Learning SAEs involve which of the following components?
• Which statement correctly describes egg carton certification based on the material?
• How many taps of the gavel is used to start a meeting?
• Which term describes the use of science principles in producing food, fiber, and shelter materials?
• Which tool is best for loosening a stubborn nut when space is limited?
• Which symbol on fertilizer labels represents Nitrogen?
• Which of the following is a function of the endoplasmic reticulum?
• Which tool is commonly used to verify right angles quickly on site and is compact?
• Which soil class is worst for cultivating plants?
• Which class is described as the worst and suitable for wildlife?
• Which of the following is listed as a potential benefit of GMOs?
• What is the correct term for a young goat?
• Which term is the study of insects?
• Silage is fodder harvested while green and kept succulent by partial fermentation as in a silo. Which term matches this definition?
• Which of the following is NOT a hormone?
• Permeability refers to which property?
• The FFA was established at a meeting in which city?
• __________ is the conveyance of liquids through pipes and channels, especially as a source of mechanical force or control.
• Which event describes what occurs at each new nucleus during telophase?
• Which unit is used to measure horse height?
• What award can FFA members earn for SAEs?
• Which term best describes an animal with a single-chamber stomach?
• The inventor associated with the development of the steel moldboard plow is?
• Meat from an adult sheep is called which term?
• Where should eggs be stored to maximize freshness?
• Which term describes the national organization for students enrolled in agriculture education that promotes leadership, growth, and career success?
• Where is energy from sunlight stored in a plant cell?
• How would you identify a wrench?
• School-Based Enterprise SAE is characterized by which of the following?
• Which term refers to a program (production, experience, cooperative, or directed lab) operated by an FFA member?
• What is the primary function of a plant's root system?
• In an Ownership/Entrepreneurship SAE, who owns the enterprise and makes management decisions?
• Which tool is a large, heavy hammer used for breaking rocks and driving fence posts?
• Which adjective describes something that can be maintained or kept going?
• Which tool would you use to grip and turn small objects with precision?
• What does soil texture describe?
• Which tool is designed to turn nuts and bolts with adjustable openings?
• What is the female of the cattle family that has given birth?
• Which trio is commonly listed as the major nutrients on fertilizer bags?
• Which machine is used to harvest grain?
• Which modern-day invention was created by research conducted for mosquito control?
• Which term describes the phase of estrus when a female bovine will stand to be mounted?
• What is the most common vehicle used to transport food in the United States?
• Which term describes a cell division process that halves the chromosome number and creates sex cells?
• Telophase is the phase of mitosis in which the distinct individual chromosomes begin to spread out into a tangle of chromatin.
• A female hog that has not yet farrowed is known as what?
• Where is all genetic information stored inside of a cell?
• Which person is recognized as the Father of the FFA?
• Chickens that produce eggs daily are called?
• An SAE that places a student or employee in a production unit such as a farm or nursery is called what?
• Horticulture is the science of what?
• If John wanted to cut a 4x4, what tool would he use?
• To participate in an FFA chapter, you must do what?
• Common method for swine identification?
• Which term describes the fundamental unit of life?
• Which term describes the material in which a plant grows?
• What unit is used to measure a horse's height?
• What is the term for the female of the swine family that has given birth?
• Which tool is used for grasping wood, plastic, or metal?
• Which part of a speech reveals the purpose of the speech?
• Which propagation technique is used to join a scion to a rootstock to form a grafted plant?
• Which symbol on fertilizer labels represents Potassium?
• Forage refers to which type of crops?
• Which term describes the program (production, experience, cooperative, or directed lab) operated by an FFA member?
• Which farming practice minimizes soil disturbance and uses a seed drill?
• Which plant nutrient is described as responsible for strong stems?
• Which term below is defined as the rules of how to run an orderly business meeting?
• Which tool is used to remove and tighten bolts and nuts of various sizes?
• Which term denotes the period from conception to birth?
• Which symbol on fertilizer labels represents Nitrogen?
• Which symbol on fertilizer labels represents Phosphorus?
• Which soil class has severe limitations that restrict the choice of plants or require very careful management, or both?
• On a feed label, protein is typically expressed as what unit?
• Which tool category is primarily used to measure and mark and includes items like levels and tapes?
• The most common dairy cattle breed in the US is which?
• What is Water Table?
• Which farming practice involves creating stepped levels on a hillside to reduce erosion and runoff?
• Which form of mosquito control is most commonly used?
• What does CDE stand for in agricultural education and FFA contexts?
• Which term refers to the fertilized egg?
• What is the process used to look for egg interior quality?
• What is Dormancy?
• What is the term for a young female horse or pony?
• Which term refers to water moving from the surface into the soil?
• Which structure produces hormones responsible for male characteristics and sperm?
• Which tool is designed for turning hex and square nuts and bolts?
• Which term is the science of water farming?
• How many taps of the gavel signal FFA members to be seated?
• Which material is best suited for agriculture work shoes?
• Class, FFA, SAE are the three parts of ag classes (the three circle model).
• Which type of animal produces the most red meat in America?
• Animal science focuses on?
• What term describes the loss of water vapor to the atmosphere, highest in rainforests?
• Which type of speech is given with little to no preparation?
• What is the breeding technique called when a human selects which male and female animals will mate?
• Which stage completes cell division by dividing the cytoplasm?
• Hay is described as which of the following?
• Which term is described as the earliest stage of growth after fertilization?
• Which term is the highest degree awarded by a state association?
• Which of the following describes 'egg product'?
• Which tool is typically used to quickly check 90-degree angles in carpentry?
• Which elements make up water?
• Which tool is commonly used to grip metal or wood?
• What does IPM stand for in pest management?
• Claw, ball peen, sledge and ripping are types of which hand tool?
• Which organelle is primarily associated with calcium storage, protein synthesis, and lipid metabolism?
• Which screwdriver has a blade shaped like a cross?
• Which term describes the phase of mitosis when chromosomes condense and become visible?
• What is the universal solvent?
• What factor does the manufacturer of food have no ability to change?
• What is Germination?
• Which poultry product is pasteurized?
• Which term describes the student organization formerly known as Future Farmers of America, a national organization for students enrolled in agriculture education that promotes leadership, growth, and career success?
• Osmosis is the movement of water from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration through a semipermeable membrane. Which process is this?
• Which structure creates the cleavage that splits an animal cell into two during cytokinesis?
• Which tool uses a back-and-forth motion to cut materials, often used for rough cuts?
• Which tool is a hexagonal-shaped key used to drive hexagonal screws?
• Which statement is true about egg grades in the consumer market?
• How many cents of every dollar do farmers receive?
• Which tool would you use to cut wood using a rapidly rotating toothed disk?
• Which machine is specifically used to harvest grain and may thresh and clean the grain in one operation?
• What type of milk is 'straight from the cow'?
• Which term refers to the pinching of the cell membrane in animal cells during cytokinesis?
• Gilt is defined as which of the following?
• Which type of horse is commonly used for farming tasks?
• What is the general purpose of a tool used to cut wood?
• Exploratory SAE is appropriate for all agriculture students and is usually beginner level. Which statement best describes its purpose?
• Chickens raised primarily for egg production are called?
• In the sequence Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase, which stage is listed first?
• Which part of the FFA emblem represents unity?
• What type of cell division occurs with sexual reproduction?
• Which statement is NOT listed as a potential GMO benefit in the material?
• Which term is the first and longest phase of mitosis, where chromosomes become visible?
• Which soil class would be described as easiest to farm and least restrictive?
• Which term is associated with a reflective orange triangle with red border?
• What are the three main types of animals used for food in the United States?
• How are pesticides labeled?
• What type of SAE allows a student to observe and experience a variety of areas in agriscience?
• Type of water most used by plants?
• Replication of cells with the same chromosomes by simple division is an example of what?
• Which process moves surface water into the soil, contributing to groundwater?
• What is the purpose of the motion to adjourn?
• What was the first food crop to be genetically modified?
• Which option is NOT listed as a factor used to determine best-by dates?
• Which process releases energy by breaking down stored sugar in plant cells?
• Which type of gloves are best for food service?
• What is the most dangerous label on a pesticide?
• Which of the following statements is true about the three primary nutrients represented on fertilizer labels?
• Which statement is true about plant cell cytokinesis?
• Which tool features a U-shaped opening with a fixed jaw for gripping nuts and bolts?
• Which of the following describes the primary health concerns of GMOs for consumers?
• Which of the following are listed as parts of a seed?
• Which environment uses the listed beef-production breeds such as Hereford, Angus, Charolais, and Brahman?
• What is the correct order of the four stages of meiosis?
• Which environment uses the listed milk-production breeds such as Holstein, Jersey, and Brown Swiss?
• What is Plant media?
• What happens during respiration in plants?
• Which term is the female of the cattle family that has not given birth?
• What is the top layer of the Earth that is ideal for growing called?
• Which capability classes are suitable for cultivation?
• Which symbol is the station marker for the vice president?
• What form of mosquito control is most commonly used?
• Which term is the female sex cell?
• Photosynthesis produces which carbohydrate to feed the plant?
• What term refers to a castrated male member of the cattle family?
• Which property determines how easily water moves through soil?
• Which term describes a female pig that has already given birth?
• Which distance range is recommended when using a fire extinguisher?
• How many taps of the gavel begin an FFA meeting?
• Which pesticide was banned in 1972 because it softened birds' eggshells?
• What are the three major nutrients for plants commonly listed on fertilizer bags?
• Who invented the reaper?
• Genetically-modified crops are foods whose genetic material has been changed to grow bigger, faster or more resistant to pests.
• The FFA creed was adopted at which national convention?
• Which symbol is the station marker for the president?
• Which option is NOT a type of hammer?
• During telophase, what happens to the chromosomes?
• Which statement about Research SAEs is true?
• Which industry focuses on tree-related resources such as forests?
• If a farmer plants corn on even years and soybeans on odd years, what conservation practice is he using?
• Which item is not listed as PPE when applying pesticides?
• In rabbits, what is the term for a female?
• Which of the following is an example of Ownership/Entrepreneurship SAE?
• Which term describes the practice of disturbing surface topsoil and vegetation as little as possible during planting?
• Protein content on feed labels is typically shown as which unit?
• Which phase follows Anaphase in mitosis?
• What describes the female of the cattle family that has not given birth?
• Which tool is designed to grip and turn pipe fittings?
• Which tool is described as small pliers with long thin jaws for fine work?
• What is Domestication?
• What is the branch of science concerned with the formation, nature, ecology and classification of soils?
• Which tool is used to drive and pull nails from wood?
• Which is the 5-paragraph set of beliefs memorized and recited by greenhand FFA members?
• What percentage of US jobs are in production farming?
• Which term is the adult female of a horse or pony?
• In the sequence Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase, which stage is the third?
• Which criterion is used to classify tools in a basic set?
• Which tool is a power saw with a rapidly rotating toothed disk?
• Which metal revolutionized agriculture?
• A nonruminant has a _____ compartment stomach.
• A bachelor's degree usually requires ______ of education after high school.
• The Quarter Horse was named for the length of early racetracks. Which distance was that?
• What term describes the male of the cattle family that can reproduce?
• Which type of SAE focuses on developing and executing a project that serves a community or school need and may involve budgeting and promotion?
• What term refers to the production of offspring?
• Which terms correctly describe the basic parts of a leaf?
• Which industry grows, manages and harvests trees?
• Which term is the five-paragraph creed memorized by members?
• Which items are listed as examples of layout tools?
• Which term refers to the male sex cell of a plant?
• Which entity regulates butchering operations?
• The board foot is a unit of measure used for lumber to describe which attribute?
• What type of SAE places a student or employee in a production unit such as a farm or nursery?
• Which cytoskeletal component primarily drives the formation of the cleavage furrow during cytokinesis in animal cells?
• Which term describes the process that halves the chromosome number during cell division?
• What phrase is commonly used to introduce a main motion in parliamentary procedure?
• What process checks for defects in eggs?
• Which term is the male reproductive structure of a flower?
• During plant respiration, which gas is consumed?
• What machine revolutionized the cotton industry?
• Which soil class is easiest to farm?
• What does the FFA salute refer to?
• What is the primary bacteria that can be ingested from unwashed eggs?
• In Ownership/Entrepreneurship SAEs, all products or services produced must be agriculturally related. Which statement is true?
• Which hormone is secreted by the interstitial tissue of the testes and is responsible for male sex characteristics?
• What is the main part of a speech and usually the longest?
• Aquaculture is the science of what?
• Which term covers the science of crops and soil?
• Which tool is used to drive nails into wood?
• What happens to the nucleolus during telophase?
• What are the three parts of a fertilizer label?
• Phosphorus is a mineral naturally found in soil that is used for root growth and young seedlings. Which nutrient is this?
• Which term is a complex molecule containing the genetic information that makes up the chromosomes?
• Which practice involves notching ears for hogs?
• Which hormone is responsible for the development of female secondary sex characteristics and the regulation of reproduction?
• Vacuum sealing is a form of food preservation used to prevent what in meat?
• In what part of the scientific method is the experiment conducted?
• Food grown without pesticides is called?
• What is the American unit of measurement used to measure a board?
• DDT is classified as which type of pesticide?
• Mendel's genetics work used which plant to study heredity?
• In what part of the scientific method is the hypothesis proved to be right or wrong?
• Transpiration is defined as which process?
• What is the function of a wrench?
• Who authored the FFA creed?
• What percentage of careers in agriculture require a college degree?
• Which term best describes the organ that produces hormones and sperm in males?
• Which term describes a chicken kept primarily for egg production?
• Where is a subcutaneous injection given?
• During telophase, what happens to the chromosomes' visibility under light microscopy?
• What is the part of the stamen that holds pollen called?
• A monogastric animal is defined as having what?
• Which term describes the traditional size measurement for nails?
• Research SAE involves
• What is Infiltration?
• Possible health risk of eating GM foods includes which of the following?
• Pollination is the?
• Terracing refers to the creation of flat areas on mountain slopes for the purpose of what?
• Which term describes the process of giving birth?
• In the date code example, what does EXP stand for?
• What term refers to the formal rules for conducting meetings?
• FFA colors are?
• How much of the air has oxygen?
• What color represents poison on MSDS?
• Which technique is used to assess the interior quality of eggs?
• What type of tool is a wrench?
• Which term describes the female sex cell?
• Approximately how many people does one farmer feed?
• The term for raising fish commercially is?
• Which degree is the highest that a Chapter can give to a member?
• What type of SAE does a student do for profit when selling animals or owning a business?
• Horses are measured in hands. A hand is how many inches?
• The Hampshire hog is described by which coat pattern?
• What is t-budding?
• Which nutrient is primarily associated with root growth?
• Which of the following is not one of the three components of agricultural education?
• What is the universal solvent?
• Chloroplasts are the site of photosynthesis in which cells?
• What is the gizzard in birds primarily responsible for?
• Which pairing correctly matches a symbol with its station role?
• Which land capability classes are described as pastures and grazing not suitable for cultivation?
• What is the highest degree an FFA member can achieve?
• Which land capability class is described as Good?
• Which term is used for a newborn horse or pony?
• Which farming practice involves growing crops 'on the level' across a slope rather than up and down the slope?
• Which tool is a large L-shaped square used in framing to check right angles?
• Which device is commonly used to change the direction of motion in a belt drive system?
• What material is best suited for shoes worn while spraying chemicals?
• Which term describes the set of laws and regulations that protect air quality in the United States?
• Which term describes an animal with a single stomach?
• Which symbol is the station marker for the reporter?
• What device removes seeds from cotton?
• Who invented the steel moldboard plow?
• A torque wrench is used to what?
• If a student is conducting an experiment or investigating an Agriculture topic, what type of SAE does he/she have?
• Which item is NOT a layout tool?
• Which material is best for agriculture work shoes?
• What is the newborn of the swine family?
• Placement/Internship SAE is best described as?
• After cytokinesis, the two daughter cells are genetically:
• Which land capability class requires little to no cultivation for use?
• During metaphase, which of the following best describes what happens to the chromosomes?
• Pesticides are defined as which of the following?
• What is a degree bestowed upon a supporter, parent, or alumni?
• On the FFA emblem, what is the symbol of the United States?
• What term describes the warming of the Earth caused by gases trapping heat in the atmosphere?
• What term describes the practice of removing some plants from a row to allow the others more room to grow?
• A ruminant is an animal with how many stomach compartments?
• A mature female hog that has borne piglets is called which?
• What is the official book of parliamentary procedure?
• In what year did the FFA open membership to girls?
• How are tools classified?
• Who is the Father of the FFA?
• Which federal agency is primarily associated with enforcing pesticide regulations?
• Which statement best describes Dormancy?
• Which statement best defines genetically-modified crops?
• What does GMO stand for?
• How far should one stand away from a fire when using a fire extinguisher?
• A round worm is best described as what type of parasite?
• What term describes any plant or animal cultivated by many for money?
• Which date denotes the last date to use a product for quality?
• Which term means the living organisms in an ecosystem?
• What part of a speech summarizes main points?
• A ruminant has a ____ compartment stomach.
• In which decade did the Green Revolution begin?
• What is the term for the adult female horse or pony?
• The 1960s agricultural process that increased crop production due to fertilizers, pesticides and high-yield varieties is known as the:
• What is the traditional unit of measure for a nail?
• Which tool uses a notched mechanism that clicks into position to maintain tension on the opposing blades or tips of the instrument?
• Which organism is the source of the botulinum toxin that can contaminate canned foods?
• Which dairy breeds are listed for milk production?
• How many taps of the gavel signal FFA members to rise?
• Which term is defined as a mature fertilized plant ovule consisting of an embryo and its food source and having a protective coat?
• Selective breeding is defined as which?
• Which term is the basic structural and functional unit of all organisms?
• Which mineral is naturally found in soil that is used for root growth and young seedlings?
• What is Fertilizer?
• What is the difference between a screw and a bolt?
• Which term is the male sex cell?
• Which statement describes the spindle apparatus during telophase and cytokinesis?
• What is the purpose of a locking plier wrench?
• Which tool is described as a woodworking edge-finishing tool?
• What are the official colors of the FFA organization?
• A chicken kept for egg production is called what?
• An SAE that involves observing and experiencing a variety of areas in agriscience is best described as which type?
• What type of milk is used as fluid milk?
• Wheat, barley, oats and rice are examples of which type of crop?
• Which symbol is the station marker for the treasurer?
• The DANGER ZONE for food temperatures is defined as which range?
• What is the most reliable location to take an animal's temperature?
• Which of the following is not an SAE type?
• Which are the three parts of a speech?
• Which term describes a young female horse or pony?
• Which crop was the first to be genetically modified according to the material?
• Under the Smith-Hughes Act, funds were directed to support which aspect?
• What are the three components of agricultural education?
• Which hormone is secreted by the ovaries and prepares the uterus for pregnancy?
• Which term describes an animal with multiple stomach compartments?
• What is the newborn horse or pony called?
• Which livestock breeds are listed as associated with beef production?
• A Yorkshire pig is typically described as having which ear type?
• Which device is used to measure length or distance?
• The Quarter Horse originated in which country?
• Which description best defines a standard screwdriver?
• Which symbol is the station marker for the advisor or student advisor?
• Which tool is commonly used to mark and measure right angles in carpentry?
• Which term corresponds to the science of fruits and vegetables?
• Which of the following entities is responsible for certifying hard hats?
• How do you properly make a motion in parliamentary procedure?
• The Smith-Hughes Act provided funds for which purpose?
• The organelle where photosynthesis occurs is the chloroplast. In which cells is this organelle found?
• Which term describes a mature male pig used for breeding?
• What is the main cause for accidents to farm hands?
• Which represents prophase and anaphase?
• Which toxin is associated with canned foods when safety practices fail?
• A balanced ration is best described as?
• Which type of animal is commonly associated with producing the majority of red meat in the United States?
• Meat of mature sheep is called what?
• Which tool uses a cross-shaped tip to engage Phillips screws?
• What description applies to Capability Class IV?
• Which term describes the earliest stage of growth and development in plants and animals?
• Which term is the taxonomic kingdom of lower plants?
• What term refers to water that drains through soil and cannot be used by plants?
• For a product with MFG: 040914 and EXP: 040917, what is the expiration date?
• The science of insect life is called?
• What term describes the process of moving pollen from the male to the female reproductive structures?
• Olericulture is the field of horticulture dealing with the production, storage, processing and marketing of vegetables. Which term refers to this specialization?
• Layout tools are used for which purpose?
• Which federal agency is responsible for air quality laws?
• Which term describes water in soil that is available for plant uptake?
• Which toxin or disease is considered the worst to contract from canned foods?
• In agriculture, which practice minimizes soil disturbance and keeps soil covered with residue using specific equipment?
• Forage crops are grown primarily to feed which animals?
• Which term denotes the female sex organ in flowering plants?
• Which of the following are required for food safety?
• Which agents drive erosion of surface soil and rock?
• Which statement correctly describes bolts in relation to nuts?
• Which activity would involve using a saw?
• Pollination is the process that transfers pollen from where to where?
• Mutualism is best described as what?
• Which term refers to the union of haploid gametes to produce a diploid zygote?
• Which operation is typically performed with a wrench?
• Which section of a speech is typically the longest?
• Gregor Mendel used which plant to discover genetics?
• The use of what metal revolutionized agriculture?
• What is the first degree a member can earn?
• What is the approximate percentage of oxygen in Earth's atmosphere?
• Which term denotes a fertilized egg?
• An associate's degree is a ______ degree from a community college.
• What does CDE stand for?
• What is the primary function of a crescent wrench?
• Entomology is the study of?
• A resume is typically how many pages long?
• What term describes the boundary that separates the zone of saturation from the zone of aeration underground?
• Which term describes the structure where all reproductive parts are found?
• Which tool is used to drive hexagonal screws?
• What is the most common cause of food waste?
• Which symbol is the station marker for the secretary?
• Which term refers to the death rate?
• Which process is part of the hydrologic cycle?
• Service-Learning SAEs may be individual or small group efforts. Which statement best reflects this?
• Grafting is a plant propagation method used to unite which two parts?
• What term refers to a female rabbit?
• What is the highest degree a state association can award?
• The abbreviation AFNR is used in which field?
• Agriscience is defined as?
• In parliamentary procedure, how would one introduce a main motion?
• What term describes an adult male horse or pony capable of reproduction?
• What is the temperature danger zone in food safety?
• What happens to the cytoplasm during cytokinesis?
• Which term describes an adult male horse or pony that can reproduce?
• Which term describes the diffusion of water through a selectively permeable membrane?
• Conservation tillage is a planting method characterized by what?
• During which mitosis phase do chromosomes align along the middle of the cell?
• In tight spaces to loosen a fastener, you could use a _______ with a ratchet handle.
• Which breed of cattle has had more registered cattle than any other breed?
• An SAE activity that involves conducting experiments or investigations on an agricultural topic is called what?
• What is the highest degree an FFA member can earn?
• The most commonly used method of classifying sheep is by what attribute?
• What are the FFA's colors?
• A turgid leaf or cell is best described as:
• Which term describes the diffusion of water through a selectively permeable membrane?
• Which organization certifies hard hats?
• Which figure represents the share of US jobs in production farming?
• Olericulture focuses on which type of crops?
• Crop rotation helps to prevent what problem in the soil when different crops with varying nutrient needs are grown in succession?
• What is the most important thing to consider when buying gloves as personal protective equipment in the food service industry?
• Anaphase is the phase of mitosis in which the chromosomes separate and move to opposite ends of the cell.
• Ear notching is a method of identification commonly used for which animals?