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How many stomachs do cattle have?
3
1
4
2
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What does AI stand for?
Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Identification
Artificial Imagination
Artificial Insemination
3
Which compartment of the stomach does food enter first?
Rumen
Omasum
Abomasum
Reticulum
4
Which breed of dairy cattle are known for their good udder qualities?
Jersey
Ayrshire
Red and White Holstein
Milking Shorthorn
5
What is gestation?
system used to reproduce cattle by nature or artificially
birth of a calf
time between when the egg is fertilized to birth
system used for producing milk
6
What is parturition?
System used to reproduce cattle by nature of artificially
time between when an egg is fertilized to birth of a calf
system used to produce milk
birth of a calf
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When are veal slaughtered
6 weeks
2 months
4 months
6 months
8
What is it called when a cow is actively giving milk
Lactation
Parturition
Freshening
Calving
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How many times a day are cows milked?
2
4
3
1
10
Which best describes where the mammary system is on a cow?
At the back of the udder
Near the head
Near the tail
In front of the udder
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What is a disadvantage of an outcrossing system
Unable to predict what the offspring will look like
Not able to register animals
Both A and B
All of the above
12
Why would you cull an animal
They no longer meet your herd criteria
The animal is injured beyond medical treatment
All of these
They can no longer produce enough milk
13
Which breed is known for the golden tint in their milk?
Guernsey
Jersey
Red and White Holstein
Milking shorthorn
14
What is the first milk called?
Colostrum
Freshening
Milking
Calving
15
Which part of the stomach is the last place food enters?
Absomasum
Omasum
Reticulum
Rumen
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How many pounds of milk does the average American?
900
600
500
700
17
What is a steer
A female that hasn't given birth
A male that has been castrated
An intact male
A baby
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What would be an example of outcrossing?
Breeding two red cattle together
Breeding two different breeds of dogs together
Breeding two quarter horses together
Breeding two registered bunnies together
19
When is a cow in freshening
before calving
while giving birth
during the first milk
after the calf is born
20
What is a heifer?
A female that has given birth
A baby
A female that has not given birth
An intact male
21
Which breed of cattle has low butterfat and protein in their milk
Brown Swiss
None of these
Red and White Holstein
Guernsey
22
Which would be an example of purebreeding?
Breeding two registered bunnies together
Breeding two different breeds of dog together
Breeding two red cattle together
Breeding two quarter horses together
23
Which breed of Dairy cattle are naturally polled?
Brown Swiss
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Milking shorthorn
24
What is a cow?
All of these
A female that has had a calve
A female that has a ruminant system
A female that produces milk
25
How many days a year is a cow milked
250
300
305
365
26
What is a bull?
A castrated male
A cow that has not calved
An intact male
A baby male
27
What is a calve
a baby
a male that is intact
a female that hasn't given birth
a female that has given birth
28
What breed of dairy cattle is the most popular in the United States?
Jersey
Brown Swiss
Holstein
Red and White Holstein
29
Which one is not considered crossbreeding
Breeding a Holstein mix to a Brown Swiss
Breeding a registered quarter horse to a registered paint
Breeding a male dog to a female dog
30
Which breed of dairy cattle are known for their calm disposition
Brown Swiss
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Red and White Holstein
31
Which breed of dairy cattle is known for its adaptability?
Red and White Holstein
Guernsey
Milking Shorthorn
Holstein
32
Which breed originated from Scotland?
Milking Shorthorn
Brown Swiss
Ayrshire
Jersey
33
Which breed of dairy cattle are known for their high butterfat and protein content?
Jersey
Holstein
Guernsey
Milking shorthorn
34
What are the parts of the mammary system?
Central Wall, fine membrane, outer wall
Alveoli, central wall, fine membrane, outer wall
Alveoli, Central Wall, Fine Membrane
Udder, central wall, fine membrane, alveoli
35
What is a by-product of cattle
shoes
nail polish
marshmallows
lotion
36
How many pounds of milk does it take to make a pound of cheese?
50%
80%
70%
60%
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What is not a benefit is a purebreeding system
able to track genetics
having registration papers
better market prices