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quiz Bowl-FFA 7-8
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1
Silage is green, chopped forage that has been allowed to ferment in the absence of air.
True
False
2
Which of the following is a variety of corn that has been modified to suit our needs?
Sweet
Grain
All of the above.
Popcorn
3
Wildlife, trees, and fish are examples of renewable natural resources.
False
True
4
A hybrid plant is obtained by:
Line breeding
Halfbreeding
Crossbreeding
Inbreeding
5
Rice can grow in standing water.
True
False
6
Which two insects are beneficial to plants?
Ants and bees
Bees and ladybird beetles
Termites and cockroaches
Cockroaches and moths
7
_______ is the union of the pollen and the stigma.
Pagination
Pollination
Styling
Flowering
8
What percentage of the people in America are farmers?
2
50
75
5
9
Biodiesel is made from?
Rapeseed and Sunflower seeds
Legumes and grasses
Oil Reserves
Fossil Fuels
10
Seed potatoes are cut into pieces for planting.
False
True
11
In plant reproduction, paper bags are placed over plants to achieve what purpose?
Protect the top of the plant from hail
Identify each plant in a scientist's test plot
Prevent cross-pollination
Stop an photosynthesis from occuring.
12
Forage is only cut for silage.
True
False
13
An ingredient of plastics is vegetable oil.
False
True
14
Seed requires four elements to germinate: favorable temperature, water, light, and air.
True
False
15
Genetically engineered tomatoes resist insects.
True
False
16
Biodiesel is made from:
Rapeseed and sunflower seeds
Legumes and grasses
Fossil fuels
Oil reserves
17
What part of the leaf cell contains chlorophyll and carries out photosynthesis?
Epidermis
Petiole
Chloroplasts
Mesophyll
18
Biological control of pests involves using ____ as a control.
Tilling
Predators
Pesticides
People
19
Agricultural engineers manage the genetic characteristics that are transmitted between generations.
False
True
20
In a process called threshing, grain is separated from the rest of the plant material.
True
False
21
Mistletoe is a parasitic plant.
False
True
22
Which of the following is not an example of a renewable natural resource?
Wetlands
Prime farm land
Lakes
Range land
23
Which of the following is not a part of production agriculture?
Cattle
Strip-mining
Flowers
Wheat
24
Individuals who work in the field of environmental management might be helicopter pilots.
True
False
25
The soybean is the world's most important source of vegetable oil.
True
False
26
The ovary of a flower matures into a
New Plant
Vegetable
Fruit
Seed
27
The use of what metal revolutionized agriculture?
Tin
Gold
Lead
Iron
28
How many basic needs does a plant need to grow?
10
16
5
3
29
Harvesting crops at the proper stage of growth is the key to maximizing profits.
True
False
30
Mosquitoes carry what deadly disease to humans?
tuberculosis
AIDS
brucellosis
Malaria
31
Harvesting forages for silage is far more complex than making hay.
True
False
32
To acquire a 20 % protein content for alfalfa hay, the plant needs to be cut:
After it blooms
Just as it begins to bloom.
During the bloom, which lasts 6 days.
Only when the new tillers are up about 6 inches.
33
Corn plants have a taproot.
False
True
34
The most important feed grain for livestock is:
Barley
Wheat
Corn
Rye
35
Agricultural mechanics includes the use of hand and power tools.
False
True
36
Sunflowers are used mainly as a(n):
Oil crop
Landscape plant
Fast-food snack
Floral arrangement
37
What is the meaning of the Greek word "bios"
study
environment
life
nature
38
Of the cereal grains grown worldwide, the most important is??
Rice
Corn
Barley
Wheat
39
To have an adequate environment, plants, animals, insects, soil, water, and air must be kept in balance.
False
True
40
The leaf petiole is the _________of the leaf.
Middle
Stem
Bottom
Top
41
Which of the following is not part of the renewable natural resource industry?
wildlife
rangelands
hydroponics
wetlands
42
The average U.S. farmer produces enough food to feed about how many people?
326
166
570
55
43
Which of the following is the plant source of linseed oil?
Flax
Corn
Hay
Wheat
44
One of the problems with the early biodiesels on the market was that they did not work in ______weather.
Dry
Cold
Hot
Wet
45
Scouts, 4-H, and the FFA differ in that _________is part of a formal education.
Scouts
All of the above.
FFA
4-H
46
What is the first step in seed germination?
Oxygen infusion
Light presence
Increased heat
Water absorption
47
A global positioning systems technician is most likely found in which career area?
Agriculture mechanics
Food science
Agriculture sales and service
Agriculture professionals
48
The maize plant is also known as:
Baltimore barley
Indian corn
Native wheat
Hawaiian cotton
49
Forages are usually the least expensive source of vitamins available for cattle and sheep.
False
True
50
There is such a thing as a beneficial insect.
True
False