Rock the Oklahoma LDE Greenhand FFA Test 2025 – Ignite Your Leadership Passion!

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Which of the following honors is NOT a degree conferred by FFA?

Chapter Degree

State Degree

National Degree

Professional Degree

The Professional Degree is not an honor conferred by FFA. The FFA structure includes various degrees, such as the Chapter Degree, State Degree, and National Degree, which recognize the achievements and involvement of members at different levels of the organization. The Chapter Degree is awarded to members at the local chapter level for active participation in local FFA activities and community service. The State Degree is a recognition that signifies a higher level of involvement at the state level. The National Degree is one of the highest honors an FFA member can achieve, awarded for outstanding accomplishments and dedication to the FFA. In contrast, the Professional Degree does not exist within the FFA framework and is not a classification used by the organization for its members.

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