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| State winners are selected in what project areas at Tennessee 4-H Congress? |
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Citizenship, Leadership, and Public
Speaking |
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Term
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| Flag, Pledge, Clover, Motto, Slogan, Colors, and the “H’s” |
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| Name the three highest State 4-H Offices. |
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Definition
State Council President, Congress
Governor, and State All-Star Chief |
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William P. Ridley (Columbia),
Clyde M. York (Crossville), and
Clyde Austin (Greenville) |
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| Name the three 4-H Regions in Tennessee. |
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Definition
The Eastern Region, the Central Region,
and the Western Region |
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| What are the three recognition levels in 4-H? |
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Definition
| Honor Club, All-Stars, Vol State |
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| Name five activities which can be done at 4-H camp. |
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Definition
Swimming, Canoeing or Kayacking,
Basketball, Volleyball, Fishing, Putt-Putt,
GaGa, Softball, Hiking, Challenge Course, Climbing Wall, Crafts, Tie-Die, Archery,
Rifle Range, Wildlife. |
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Definition
| Columbia, Crossville, and Greeneville |
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| Name the four places 4-H'ers strive to improve in the 4-H pledge? |
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| Club, Community, Country, and World |
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| Name the time zones in which each of the four major Tennessee cities are located. |
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Definition
Memphis and Nashville are Central and
Chattanooga and Knoxville are Eastern |
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Term
| Name the three Tennessee Presidents. |
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Definition
Andrew Jackson, James K. Polk, and
Andrew Johnson |
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| Name Tennessee's two United States Senators. |
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Definition
| Lamar Alexander and Bob Corker |
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| Name the 4 most populated cities in Tennessee. (5 for 5th and 6th Grade) 6 for Jr. High |
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Definition
Memphis, Nashville, Knoxville,
Chattanooga, Clarksville, and Murfreesboro |
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| Name the four cities which at some point have served as Tennessee's State Capitol. |
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Definition
Knoxville, Kingston, Murfreesboro, and
Nashville |
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Term
| Name the major sport franchises found in Tennessee |
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Definition
| Tennessee Titans, Nashville Predators, and Memphis Grizzlies |
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Name 3 Interstate Highways which run through
Tennessee. (4 for 5th and 6th and 5 for Jr. High) |
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Definition
| I-40, I-65, I-24, I-75, I-81, I-55, and I-155 |
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| Name the four figures found on the Tennessee State Seal? |
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Definition
A boat, A plow, A sheaf of wheat, and a
cotton plant |
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| What were the political affiliations of each of the Tennessee presidents? |
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Definition
All were democrats. Even Andrew Johnson
who served as Vice-President under Abraham Lincoln the countries first
republican president. |
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Term
| Name the three Tennessee Counties which have American Indian names? |
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Definition
| Obion, Sequatchie, and Unicoi |
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| Name two Tennessee State Songs. |
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Definition
Rocky Top, "Tennessee Waltz", "When its
Iris Time in Tennessee", "My Tennessee",
and "Tennessee" |
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Term
| Name the 5 states which border Tennessee. (6 for 5th and 6th and all for Jr. High) |
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Definition
Missouri, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama,
Georgia, North Carolina, Virginia, and
Kentucky |
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| Name the 4 most populated counties in Tennessee. (5 for 5th and 6th, and 6 for Jr. High) |
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Definition
Shelby, Davidson, Knox, Hamilton,
Rutherford, Sullivan, Montgomery |
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Term
What are the three branches of Tennessee State
Government? |
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Definition
| Legislative, Executive, and Judicial |
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Term
| Name the two Tennesseans who have become Vice-President of the United States? |
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Definition
| Andrew Johnson (under Lincoln) Albert Gore Jr. (under Clinton) |
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Term
| What two Tennesseans who played prominent roles in the formation of Texas? |
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Definition
| Davy Crockett and Sam Houston |
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Term
| What two crops are grown to produce sugar? |
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Definition
| Sugar Cane and Sugar Beets |
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| Name three domesticated ruminant animals. |
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Definition
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| Name the two kinds of vultures found in Tennessee. |
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Definition
| The Black and the Turkey vultures |
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| Name the three types of tree squirrels found in Tennessee? |
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Definition
| Red, gray, and flying squirrels |
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| Name the two types of foxes found in Tennessee. |
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Definition
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| Name the three most prominent Rivers of Tennessee. |
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Definition
| Tennessee, Mississippi, and Cumberland |
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| Name the three types of poisonous snakes which are indigenous to Tennessee? |
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Definition
Copperhead, Cottonmouth or Water
Moccasin, and Rattlesnake (several kinds) |
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| Name three kinds of raptors? |
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Definition
| Eagle, Hawk, Owl, Falcon, and Vulture |
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Term
| What are the three basic needs of Wildlife? |
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Definition
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| Name the two poisonous spiders found in Tennessee. |
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Definition
| Black Widow and Brown Recluse |
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Term
| What are the three main body parts of an insect? |
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Definition
| Head, Thorax, and Abdomen |
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Term
| Name three fat soluble vitamins. |
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Definition
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| Name three ways to preserve food. |
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Definition
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| Name three forms of precipitation. |
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Definition
| Rain, sleet, snow, and hail |
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Term
| Name 3 Symbols of the United States? |
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Definition
| The Bald Eagle, The Pledge of Allegiance, The American Flag |
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Term
| Name the three major ways to use money. |
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Definition
| Spending, Saving, and Sharing |
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Term
| What are the two components of cheese? |
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Definition
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| Name the three primary colors. |
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Definition
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| Hearing, Smell, Taste, Touch, and Sight |
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