At the 63rd National FFA Convention in 1990, delegates voted to a new FFA Creed:

At the 63rd National FFA Convention in 1990, delegates voted to a new FFA Creed:

• A. Yes
• B. No
• C. Maybe
• D. Not sure

Answer: (B)

This question tests your recall of a specific historical outcome about the FFA Creed. The Creed is a formal statement of beliefs that can be revised only through a formal convention vote. In 1990, at the 63rd National FFA Convention, the delegates did not adopt a completely new Creed. That means there was no replacement of the Creed with a brand-new version, so the question’s statement is not true. The other options would imply certainty or the adoption of a new Creed, which isn’t what happened that year, so they don’t fit.

This question tests your recall of a specific historical outcome about the FFA Creed. The Creed is a formal statement of beliefs that can be revised only through a formal convention vote. In 1990, at the 63rd National FFA Convention, the delegates did not adopt a completely new Creed. That means there was no replacement of the Creed with a brand-new version, so the question’s statement is not true. The other options would imply certainty or the adoption of a new Creed, which isn’t what happened that year, so they don’t fit.