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| the ability to solve problems and set the way for those you lead |
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| functioning in society in a positive way |
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| encouraging others in positive ways |
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| faithfulness to your cause |
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| Cooperative Extension System |
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| educational agency of the US Department of AG |
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| organization branched off C.E.S to enhance personal development |
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| delivering a speech with little or no time for preparation |
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| gaveling, obtaining recognition and permission to speak, and presenting motions. (insures majority and protects minority) |
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| basic motion used to present a proposal for the first time. "I move..." |
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| motion used to add to, subtract from, or strike out words from a main motion |
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| motion used to include others on taking action on a motion |
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| motion used to stop discussion on another motion |
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| procedure used to object to some item that's not being presented correctly |
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| manage, organize, and show the way |
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| What's not a trait of a good leader? |
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| A leadership organization of the Cooperative Extension System is... |
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| Membership in FFA is limited to youth who... |
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| Which is NOT a purpose of FFA? |
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| to promote self above others |
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| The symbol that signifies that the FFA is a National Organization is the... |
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| The first line of the FFA motto is... |
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| One requirement for the Greenhand degree is... |
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| prepare a plan for Supervised Agricultural Experience |
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| An FFA Activity not generally organized as a career development is... |
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| One of the last items in an order of business is... |
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| The largest part of a speech is... |
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| The only acceptable way to start a motion is to say... |
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| consider it at the next meeting |
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| What are the four common methods of voting? |
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| voice vote, rising vote, secret ballot, roll call |
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| Adjournment, completion or business item, and to sit |
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| Series of sharp taps of the gavel |
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| What are four objectives that are accomplished by utilizing parliamentary procedure? |
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| Focus on one thing at a time, extend courtesy to everyone, observe the rule of the majority, protect the rights of the minority |
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| Where is the President stationed? |
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| Where is the Vice President stationed? |
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| Where is the Secretary stationed? |
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| Where is the Treasurer stationed? |
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| Where is the Reporter stationed? |
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| Where is the Sentinel stationed? |
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