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Intro To Animal Science-Unit 1 Review
Intro To Animal Science-Unit 1 Review
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What is the defintion of Agronomy?
The science of using plants for fuel, food, fiber, and land reclamation
The Agro of Nomy
The science of using plants in tea for healing purposes
Crop production and research
2
In Eastern society, they view humans as dominant creatures and view animals and other creatures as lesser than them
False
True
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Taming and Domestication are the same thing
True
False
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Which traits were desirable for domestication?
Eats plants
Docile
Good herding instinct
Quick growth rate
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What is the definition of Agriscience/Biotechnology?
The research to improve the efficency, quality, and usefulness of Ag tools
The study of life in agriculture
The research of how to improve the quality of produce
The study of how to heal life altering diseases through agriculture
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For what reasons were animals domesticated?
Pleasure, Recreation/Desirable characteristics
Steady food supply/Raw materials
Transportation/Work
Religion
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What is the definiton of Byproduct?
A product that people dont commonly buy/purchase
Something that is made from something else, a secondary product
A product that is bought by a consumer and then sold again
Something that has nuts in it
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People who support animal welfare believe that animals should not be owned/used by people
True
False
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What is the definition of Agriculture Mechanics?
The study of how agricultural tools were made hundreds of years ago
The process of making new agricultural tools
The development/maintenance of agricultural tools
The way of repairing old agricultural tools
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What is the definiton of a Commodity?
A material that has yet to be processed
Somehting picked/taken directly off a plant and then eaten
A piece of produce that is deemed unsafe to eat/sell
A raw material that can be bought or sold
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What is on the very bottom of Maslow's Hierarchy?
Physiological
Safety
Self-Actualization
Esteem
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What are three basic human needs that can be met from agriculture?
Shelter
Food
Clothing
Love
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What is the definition of Forestry and Natural Resources?
Materials used by farmers to help cultivate their crops
Protected areas of forests
The conservation of forests, wildlife, and other natural resources
An organization that maintains natural forests with tree triming
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What is the definiton of Horticulture
The science of using plants for compost
The sciene of how plants were used in past civilizations for agriculture
Witchcraft
The art and science of plant cultivation and management
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What is the definition of an Export
A product that is grown in the U.S. and then shipped to another country
A port where products that are grown in another country are sent to the U.S
A product purchased from another country and then shipped to the U.S.
Ports along the ex coast
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What is the second to last level of Maslow's Hierarchy?
Safety
Self-Actualization
Physiological
Love/Belonging
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What is the definition of Aquaculture
The culture of keeping in touch with ocean and its presence
Keeping water in a contained area
Raising aquatic species for food
Harvesting natural aqua color from aquatic plants
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What is the definiton of an Import
A product purchased from another country and then shipped to the U.S.
A product that is grown in the U.S. and then shipped to another country
A port where products that are shipped out are recieved
A port named "Im" along the pacific coast
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What is the definiton of Livestock?
All animals kept, raised, and used by humans
Animals raised for meat or for their produce
Animals that are kept on a farm/live in a barn
Living stock
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What is the definition of Product?
Something that is important for trade
Something that a consumer has bought
Something that was shipped overseas
Something that is produced to be sold
21
Most animal producers and researchers belive and support animal welfare
True
False
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What is the definition of Soil Science?
The study of soil and land management
The study of how soil and water interact
The study of how plants affect soil
The study of minerals in soil
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What is the definiton of Agriculture
The science and management of living organisms
The science of breeding plants
The culture of the Agri
The sceince of plant growth
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What is the definition of Animal Production?
The production of animals who are then slaughtered for their meat
The mass production/breeding of animals
The selling of animals
The study of biology and managment of animals for human use
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What is on the very top of Maslow's Hierarchy?
Self-Actualization
Love/Belonging
Esteem
Safety
