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Animal Science Production Exam
Multiple Choice
- What is the leading state in beef production?
- Texas
- Colorado
- South Dakota
- Utah
- Besides food what were pigs domesticated for?
- Milk
- Sport
- Transportation
- None of the above
- What is a pig that has been castrated called?
- Gilt
- Steer
- Weither
- Barrow
- What was the first domesticated animal?
- Dog
- Cat
- Chicken
- Lambs
- What is the top producing state in swine?
- Texas
- Arkansas
- California
- Iowa
- A female sheep is called a?
- Sow
- Mare
- Ewe
- Gilt
- ______is a wild domesticated animal that goes back into the wild.
- Feral
- Swine
- Equine
- None of the above
- Which of the following are not considered an animal contribution to food?
- Meat
- Milk
- Eggs
- Soy Milk
- Which of the following are not considered and animal contribution to clothing?
- Wool
- Leather
- Hair
- Cotton
- Which of the following is not considered an animal contribution to power?
- Horses
- Mules
- Donkeys
- Rodeo
- Which of the following is a segment of animal science?
- Hockey
- Beef
- Welding
- Landscaping
True of False
- T or F Sow in a female pig that has never given birth?
- T or F Boar is a male hog that have been castrated?
- T or F A mare is a female horse?
- T or F A heifer is a female cow that has never given birth?
- T or F A Weither is a castrated ram?
- T of F Utah is a leading state in poultry production?
- T or F Idaho in the nearest leading state in dairy production to Utah?
- T or F California is a leading state in a lot of areas because it has two growing seasons?
- T or F Utah has a very diverse range of production agriculture?
Short Answer
- What is the difference between a commercial feedlot and a farm feedlot?
- What is the goal of a purebred producer?
- What is the meaning of the phrase, Conception to Consumption?
Essay
- Describe how domestication came about and why it is so important?