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HAS Factors Affecting World Agricultural Structure (Ch3)
HAS Factors Affecting World Agricultural Structure (Ch3)
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HAS Chapter 3
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In China, the preferred meat is _______ because they use household waste and agricultural by-products efficiently.
pork
all of the above
beef
chicken
2
The one well-adapted livestock species adapted to cold climates.
reindeer
huskies
sled dogs
caribou
3
A prohibition imposed by social custom against some action or object.
religion
taboo
kosher
mutalism
4
What are two major problems associated with producing agricultural animals in the humid tropics?
diseases and parasites
social stresses
extreme heat stress
mutualism
5
Choose the characteristics of developed agriculture.
High literacy rate for the total population
<10% of the population actually farms
little to no hand or animal labor
high per capita income
6
Choose the stresses of natural and/or artificial environments.
climatic stresses
internal stresses
geographical stresses
nutritional stresses
7
Choose the two terms used by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization to refer to a country's economic development.
developed
Third World
developing
First World
8
Choose the characteristics of subsistence agriculture.
about half of the total population farms
low literacy rate for the entire population
a lot of hand and animal labor
low per capita income
9
What is a common-sense approach to preventing food contamination and foodborne disease?
grading up
taboo
Religious food laws
transhumance
10
Choose three types of changes that occur in individual animals that help them adapt to their environment.
behavioral changes
anatomical changes
physiological changes
environmental changes
11
When organisms live together in a mutually beneficial relationship.
parasite
grade up
none of the above
symbiotic relationship
12
An animal that has successfully adapted to the conditions of its environment and becomes of some utility to humans.
dogs
symbiosis
draft animal
domesticated animal
13
This environment is created to coax optimal production of valuable products from available resources.
Intensive agriculture
Shifting pastoralism
Artificial environments
Livestock finishing
14
An organism that lives at the expense of a host organism.
pathogen
mutualism
transhumance
parasite
15
improving stock animals for some production function by consecutive mating with animals considered genetically superior.
genetic drift
livestock finishing
natural selection
grade up
16
These factors influence what people value, tolerate, and eat.
social norms
cultural norms
socio-economic status
all of the above
17
The physical environment that occurs in nature.
none of the above
natural environment
artificial environment
temperate climate
18
A political and social movement that deals with the standing of animals in human society.
Green Peace
Animal welfare society
Animal rights movement
The Humane Society
19
Choose the three religions affect the numbers and utilization of livestock.
Islam
Catholocism
Hinduism
Judaism
20
All the world's climates and all developed countries have this type of climate.
temperate
desert
semi-arid
arid
21
Choose the characteristics of primitive agriculture
No mechanization and very little animal power is used in farming
Extremely low per capita income
A scarcity of food and a low nutritional level
Very few literate individuals
22
Choose the essential economic institutions in countries with developed agriculture.
marketing institutions
industrial institutions
governmental agencies
financial institutions
23
What are two major factors that limit livestock production in the semiarid regions of the world?
level of economic development
access to markets
rainfall
heat stress
24
What is the sum of the changes an animal makes in response to environmental stimuli?
genetic drift
adaptation
livestock finishing
environmental stressors
25
Almost the entire population is involved in producing their food because no one produces a surplus.
under-developed agriculture
subsistence agriculture
sedentary tillage
primitive agriculture