Which statement correctly describes the five FFA degrees?

Which statement correctly describes the five FFA degrees?

• A. Discovery, Greenhand, Chapter, State, American are five degrees
• B. Active, Alumni, Collegiate, and Honorary are four degrees
• C. There are four degrees
• D. Sand, Silt, Clay are textures

Answer: (A)

FFA degrees show a member’s progression and recognition within the organization, from beginner to lifelong commitment. The five degrees are Discovery, Greenhand, Chapter, State, and American. Discovery is the entry level for new members, Greenhand is for first-year members, Chapter is earned through active involvement and leadership in the local chapter, State is earned for higher standards of leadership and service at the state level, and American is the highest degree recognizing substantial achievement and dedication to personal and agricultural development. This exact list matches what the statement describes, so it’s the correct choice. The other options don’t fit because they either list four degrees, refer to membership categories rather than degrees, or describe something unrelated to FFA degrees (soil textures).

FFA degrees show a member’s progression and recognition within the organization, from beginner to lifelong commitment. The five degrees are Discovery, Greenhand, Chapter, State, and American. Discovery is the entry level for new members, Greenhand is for first-year members, Chapter is earned through active involvement and leadership in the local chapter, State is earned for higher standards of leadership and service at the state level, and American is the highest degree recognizing substantial achievement and dedication to personal and agricultural development. This exact list matches what the statement describes, so it’s the correct choice. The other options don’t fit because they either list four degrees, refer to membership categories rather than degrees, or describe something unrelated to FFA degrees (soil textures).