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| Name the 4-H Judging Contests in which you would have to give oral reasons. |
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Definition
| Livestock, Horse, Dairy, Poultry, Wildlife |
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Term
| Name 2 state events in which Sr. 4-H members can participate. |
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Definition
State Roundup, State Congress, State
Public Speaking, State Judging Contests |
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Term
| Name eight judging team areas. |
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Definition
Plant and Seed Identification, Dairy, Dairy
Products, Forestry, Horse, Land, Livestock, Meat, Poultry, and Wildlife. |
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Term
| Name four activities which take place at Tennessee 4-H Congress. |
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Definition
Know your Government, Officer Elections,
State History Bowl, Legislative Visits, State
Public Speaking, State Citizenship, and
State Leadership |
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Term
| Name the State 4-H events in which Jr. High Members can participate. |
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Definition
Electric Camp, Wildlife Conference,
Academic Conference, Target Smart,
Technology Camp |
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Term
| Name 4 Tennessee cities which have the same name as a more notable U.S. city? |
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Definition
Cleveland (Ohio), Dayton (Ohio), Lexington
(Kentucky), Charlotte (North Carolina),
Columbia (South Carolina), Jackson
(Mississippi), Philadelphia (Penn.), Portland (Oregan/Maine), and Springfield (Illinois) |
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Term
| Name four universities in Tennessee who play Division I football. |
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Definition
University of Tennessee, Vanderbilt
University, University of Memphis, and
Middle Tennessee State University |
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Term
| Name three prominent college football coaches who attended high school in Tennessee. |
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Definition
Phil Fulmer- UT, Franklin Co. HS, Steve
Spurrier -Florida, Science Hill HS in
Johnson City, Mack Brown - Texas,
Cookeville HS, Watson Brown - University of Alabama at Birmingham, Cookeville HS,
John Cooper- former coach of Ohio State,
Powell HS Knox |
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Term
| Name 5 states which are drained at least in part by the Tennessee River. (7 fro Jr. High) |
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Definition
Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Kentucky, and of course
Tennessee |
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Term
| Name the minor league baseball teams in each of the four major Tennessee cities. |
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Definition
Memphis Chicks, Nashville Sounds,
Tennessee Smokies (Knoxville) and the
Chattanooga Lookouts |
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Term
| Name 4 landscape positions. |
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Definition
Upland, Stream Terrace, Footslope,
Floodplain, Depression |
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Term
| Name 3 types of pine tree found in Tennessee. |
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Definition
White Pine, Loblolly Pine, Spruce Pine,
Virginia Pine, Shortleaf or Yellow Pine |
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Term
| Name 3 breeds of Dairy Cattle. |
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Definition
Ayrshire (AIR SURE or AIR SHY UR)),
Brown Swiss, Guernsey (GURN ZEE),
Holstein (HOLE STEEN or HOLE ST EYEN),
Jersey, and Milking Shorthorn |
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Term
| Name the four parts of University of Tennessee's Institute of Agriculture. |
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Definition
The College of Agriculture, The Experiment
Station, College of Veterinary Medicine, and the Agricultural Extension Service |
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Term
| Name three original basic purposes of the TVA. |
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Definition
Flood Control, Development of
Transportation, and Generation of Electric Power |
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Term
| What are 3 benefits gained from a Hydroelectric Dam. |
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Definition
Electric Power, Flood Control,
Transportation, Recreation, Irrigation, Fresh Water Supply |
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Term
| Name 3 Oaks common to Tennessee. |
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Definition
| White, Black, Northern Red, Southern Red, Blackjack, Post, Chestnut, Live, Willow, |
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Term
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Definition
Clover, alfalfa, soybean, green or snap
bean, lespedeza, vetch, |
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Term
| Name the three missions of the University of Tennessee's Institute of Agriculture? |
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Definition
| Teaching, Research, and Extension |
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Term
| Name the six food groups. |
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Definition
Fruit, Vegetable, Bread and Cereal, Milk,
Meat, and the Other Group (fats, sweets,
alcohol) |
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Term
| Name the degree of doneness for a cut of beef. |
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Definition
Rare, Medium Rare, Medium, Medium Well,
and Well Done |
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Term
| List two foods high in complex carbohydrates. |
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Definition
| Whole grain breads, cereals, pasta, rice, potatoes, beans |
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Term
| Who traditionally sits behind the President during the State of the Union Address? |
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Definition
| The Vice-President and the Speaker of the House of Representatives |
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Term
| Name 3 early Cherokee Chiefs. |
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Definition
John Ross, Standing Turkey, Dragging
Canoe, Oconostota or Scar Face, Little
Carpenter, |
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