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Georgia 4-H Trivia
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1
Georgia 4-H was first founded in what county?
Jasper County
Newton County
Madison County
Oconee County
2
What year was 4-H founded?
1902
1904
1901
1903
3
The green color of 4-H symbolizes life, growth, and youth.
True
False
4
What year was Georgia 4-H founded?
1903
1901
1902
1904
5
Who is the Georgia 4-H State Leader?
Candace Seabolt
Laura Perry Johnson
Melinda Miller
Melanie Biersmith
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In what grade can you become a certified teen leader?
9th
8th
7th
6th
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What is the 4-H motto?
To make the best better
To make the rest better
To make the test better
To make the quest better
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Georgia 4-H was first established in Cobb County?
True
False
9
What are the 4-H colors?
White and Green
White and Red
White and Pink
White and Yellow
10
How many 4-H centers are in Georgia?
44
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7
4
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What 4-H activity can you participate in during the 3rd grade?
Dairy Quiz Bowl
Georgia Jr. National Livestock Show
Life Smarts
Pantry Pride Contest
12
What judging team allows you to learn about bleaching order?
Poultry judging
Livestock judging
Cotton Boll & Consumer judging
Equine judging
13
The clover emblem originally had 3 leaves.
True
False
14
What is the name of the largest 4-H Center in the world?
Jekyll 4-H Center
Rock Eagle 4-H Center
Wahsega 4-H Center
Fortson 4-H Center
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Who was the founder of Georgia 4-H?
Laura Perry Johnson
Arch Smith
G.C. Adams
Melinda Miller
16
What university partners with UGA for cooperative Extension?
Georgia Southern
Georgia Tech
UGA ONLY
Fort Valley State
17
Which of these does the four H's NOT represent
Happiness
Head
Health
Heart
18
"Learn By Doing" is the 4-H motto.
False
True
19
What is the UGA 4-H mascot?
Arch the dawg
There isn't a UGA 4-H mascot.
Uga the dawg
Clover the cat
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The white color of 4-H symbolizes purity.
True
False