Oklahoma Leadership Development Event (LDE) Greenhand FFA Practice Test

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What are the three metals that are worn on the FFA jacket?

Highest award received, Highest degree, Highest office held
Best project, Highest contest award, State degree
National award, Leadership award, Community service award
State degree, Chapter degree, Greenhand degree

The correct answer is: Highest award received, Highest degree, Highest office held

The three metals that are worn on the FFA jacket represent significant achievements of the member. These signify the highest awards, degrees, and offices that a member has attained, showcasing their dedication and involvement within the organization. Wearing these metals is emblematic of a member's journey and accomplishments in FFA, illustrating their commitment to agricultural education and leadership. By wearing the highest award received, the highest degree earned, and the highest office held, members proudly display their achievements to peers and the community, serving as motivation for themselves and others. The other options focus on specific aspects of awards or recognitions that do not represent the fundamental milestones indicated by the correct choice. Each of those alternatives presents accomplishments, but they do not collectively encompass the distinction of the medals worn on the official jacket. This makes the correct choice not only relevant but also a standard within the organization that reflects a member’s progression and achievements in FFA.