Who attended the first national convention in 1928?

• A. 25 delegates from 12 states
• B. 33 delegates from 18 different states
• C. 40 delegates from 20 states
• D. 50 delegates from 22 states

Answer: (B)

The question tests how large the FFA’s very first national gathering was, which shows how the organization began organizing on a national level. A national convention is where state representatives come together to set policies, elect national officers, and shape the movement’s direction. In 1928, the convention was deliberately small but representative, bringing together delegates from several states to establish a national framework while the organization was still growing. That combination of modest size with interstate participation matches the historical record of that first meeting, distinguishing it from descriptions that would imply a much larger or smaller gathering.