Which of the following lists the degrees you can earn in FFA?

• A. Discovery, Greenhand, Chapter, State, and the American
• B. Active, Collegiate, Alumni, Community
• C. Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum
• D. Junior, Senior, Master, Doctor

Answer: (A)

In FFA, member recognition grows with experience, leadership, and knowledge of agriculture, and that growth is shown through a progression of degrees. The sequence starts with Discovery for younger or new members, then Greenhand as the first major achievement for high school members, followed by Chapter degree for more active members who demonstrate understanding of the organization and an SAE, then State degree for experienced members with higher service and leadership requirements, and finally the American Degree, the highest national honor for exceptional leadership and a strong SAE and community record. This set—Discovery, Greenhand, Chapter, State, and the American—is the standard list of degrees you can earn in FFA. The other options don’t fit because they aren’t FFA degree names; they reflect membership categories, generic award labels, or unrelated academic titles.