Exploration CFE Review

What term refers to changing the genetics of organisms?

What is an example of an invasive species?

Which group is changed during an experiment?

How are supply and demand related?

What is in the C Horizon?

What is a food item that has been given a genetic advantage?

You calculate perimeter by adding all the sides together.

What are the two major factors that affect the price of a product?

What type of resource CANNOT be restored/replenished after it has been used?

What refers to the amount of sand, silt, and clay in the soil?

What tool is used to measure liquid?

A long term goal is something you want to accomplish years in the future.

What does NPK stand for?

What type of species is not native to an area and causes damage?

What term refers to the wise use of resources?

When supply goes up, what happens to the price?

What is an example of a renewable natural resource?

What is the first thing you should do in the career planning process?

NPK are the three numbers listed on a fertilizer bag, always in the same order.

What are some characteristics of good oral communication?

What act established agricultural education?

What is the last step of the scientific method?

What is in the O horizon?

What tools are used to measure length?

Bees are important because they pollinate many plants and crops.

What is in the A Horizon?

What term refers to not using a resource?

What is NOT a factor that affects soil texture?

How do we as consumers benefit from competition?

What are the three soil particles?

When demand goes down, what happens to the price?

What term refers to changing a plant/animal from its natural form into the form we use?

List the soil particles in order from largest to smallest.

What type of statement is a hypothesis?

What year were girls allowed to join the FFA?

What is a resource that can be restored/replenished after use?

How are canning and pasteurization similar?

What are the soil horizons in order?

When supply goes down, what happens to the price?

When demand goes up, what happens to the price?

Which group does not change throughout an experiment?

Using verbal and visual examples is a characteristic of a good speaker

How does refrigeration keep food from spoiling?

What is the first step of the scientific method?

How do you know which ingredient a food product has the most of?

How can farmers prevent soil erosion?

What is in the R Horizon?

What is the formula for area?

What is a benefit of biotechnology?

What is in the B Horizon?

What happens to price when competition increases?

What is an example of a nonrenewable natural resource?