Which of the following is a part of the FFA emblem?

• A. The eagle
• B. The cross section of the ear of corn
• C. The plow
• D. The words Agricultural Education and FFA

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is recognizing the symbols that make up the FFA emblem and what they represent. The plow is included as a symbol of labor and tillage, highlighting the hard work involved in farming. It sits with the other emblem elements—the ear of corn for unity, a rising sun for progress, and the eagle for freedom (with an owl sometimes included for wisdom)—together forming the emblem as a whole. Because the question asks for a part of the emblem, the plow is the option that clearly corresponds to one of its official symbols. The surrounding words like “Agricultural Education” and “FFA” aren’t the emblem’s symbolic elements themselves.