Final Exam Flashcards

1
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The butterfat from milk is used in making ice cream and protein making cheese.

A

True

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2
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Gestation in swine is about 114 days.

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True

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3
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Beef, sheep, and swine all have 21 days between estrus cycles.

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False

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4
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Feed efficiency in beef is 6-8 lbs for 1 lb of gain.

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False

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5
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Protein and butterfat are the two most important components of milk.

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True

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6
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Gestation in sheep is 5 months.

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True

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7
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The majority of the horses in the US are used for recreation or as pets.

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True

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8
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A typical sound and decent horse can be purchased for $3,500 to $5,000 at the CSUF horse unit.

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True

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9
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Horses are worth whatever someone is willing to pay.

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True

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10
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The most popular breed of horse in the US is the Quarter Horse.

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True

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11
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The horse industry in the US is extremely diverse.

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True

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12
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The poultry industry has for the most part become fully integrated.

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True

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13
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The term broiler and fryer is interchangeable as it relates to chickens.

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True

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14
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Fresno County is ranked 1st in poultry production in California

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True

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15
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California consumers eat more chicken than any other state.

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True

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16
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The poultry industry has developed only one specialized white breed for BOTH meat and egg production.

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False

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17
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Turkeys are artificially inseminated in the industry.

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True

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18
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Chickens typically lay about 150 eggs in 18 weeks.

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False

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19
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Chicken producers use natural breeding at the rate of 1 rooster to 12 females.

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True

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20
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Chickens gain about 1lb for every 2lbs or less of feed.

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True

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21
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Californians consume less turkey per person than the national average

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False

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22
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California produces more organic chicken than any other state.

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True

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23
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The swine industry today has decreased in the number of operations in the US.

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True

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24
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The swine industry is trying to improve the number for pigs/litter and the number of litters/sow.

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True

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25
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Number of lambs born per ewe is very important to commercial sheep producers to become profitable,

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True

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26
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Chickens are classified according to: 
Class
Breed
Variety
All of the above
None of the above
A

All of the above

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27
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Which breed produces the most quantity of milk?
Jersey
Guernsey
Holstein
Ayrshire
A

Holstein

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28
Q
How long is the standard lactation period of dairy cattle?
200 days
280 days
305 days
385 days
A

305 days

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29
Q
Which meat product has increased most in per capita consumption in the US in the past 20 years?
Beef
Pork
Poultry
Lamb
A

Poultry

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30
Q
What is animal science?
Genetics
Chemistry
Finance
Nutrition
All of the above
A

All of the above

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31
Q
Animals contribute to society:
Recreation
Health
Power
Clothing
All of the above
A

All of the above

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32
Q
A producer who raises specialized, genetically superior animals is called:
Commercial
Grower/Owner
Stocker
Purebred
None of the above
A

Purebred

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33
Q
The average American eats \_\_\_ of lamb per year.
1 pound
4 pounds
1/2 pound
10 pounds
A

1 pound

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34
Q
Sheep provide humans with:
Meat
Fiber
Skin
All of the above
2 of the above
A

All of the above

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35
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Turkey and chicken breeds used for meat are typically white because:
More white breast meat
Can tolerate higher temperature
They leave no coloration of the skin
None of the above
All of the above
A

They leave no coloration of the skin

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36
Q
You can tell what color egg a hen will produce by looking at her:
Feathers
Head color
Type of feed she is fed
Color of its ear lobe
A

Color of its ear lobe

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37
Q
Poultry industry has strict bio-security rules to:
Prevent the spread of disease
Protect birds from injury
Stop the stealing of birds
Control the smell
A

Prevent the spread of disease

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38
Q
The term poultry applies to:
Chickens
Turkeys
Geese
Pigeons
All of the above
A

All of the above

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39
Q

What does monogastric mean?
Have one stomach
Have only small intestine
Have multiple stomachs

A

Have one stomach

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40
Q
Which of the following has a 17 day length of estrus (between heat cycle)?
Horse
Swine
Cattle
Sheep
A

Sheep

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41
Q
Lambs are typically harvested at what weight?
90-110
110-120
130-150
150-180
A

130-150

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42
Q
Hogs are typically harvested at what weight?
190-210
210-230
240-270
300-320
A

240-270

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43
Q
Beef cattle are typically harvest at what weight?
1400-1600
1200-1400
950-1050
800-900
A

1200-1400

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44
Q

Which is the true California Chicken fact:
California is ranked 1st in chicken producing states
California sells more “fresh” chicken than any other state
Most California chicken is sold in restaurants
California is 4th in the production of “organic” chicken
All of the above

A

California sells more “fresh” chicken than any other state

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45
Q

What is the FALSE California turkey fact:
California’s per capita consumption is 21 pounds, while the national consumption is 31 pounds per person
The world’s largest turkey breeding company is in California
California is ranked among the top 5 turkey producing states
California consumers eat more turkey than any other state
None of the above

A

California;s per capita consumption is 21 pounds, while the national consumption is 31 pounds pr prson

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46
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Club or Wether sire flocks primarily sell lambs to 4-H and FFA members to show at fairs.

A

True

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47
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There are numerous lamb processing plants in California and US

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False

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48
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The sheep industry is promoting sheep as the “environmentally friendly” farm animal.

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True

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49
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White face sheep excel in wool, mothering ability, and growth.

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False

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50
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Examples of monogastric digestive systems are humans, pigs, and dogs.

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True

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51
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Horses are considered ruminant.

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False

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52
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Higher sources of carbohydrates are needed for animals in the fattening phase of production.

A

True

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53
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The trend is fewer but bigger hog operations in the US

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True

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54
Q

Most swine operations use the “all in all out” type of production

A

True

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55
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The geographic shift in hog production has been from the corn producing states to the Southwest states.

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False

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56
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The #1 state in hog production is Iowa, 2nd is North Carolina

A

True

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57
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China is the #1 country in world pork production.

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True

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58
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The US swine industry is in a global market to meet the needs if consumers worldwide.

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True

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59
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California ranks 2nd in total sheep numbers in the US

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True

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60
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Texas is the 1st state in sheep numbers.

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True

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61
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At one time there were 56 million sheep in the US, now there is less than 10 million.

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True

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62
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Commercial/range flocks breed white face ewes to blackface rams and sell the lambs for market.

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True

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63
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About 50% of the pigs now come from large farms.

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True

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64
Q

The swine industry is becoming highly segmented.

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False

65
Q

The average weight of a broiler chicken is approximately tree pounds.

A

False

66
Q

Majority of California swine producers sell 4-H and FFA project pigs to generate profit.

A

True

67
Q

The value of a horse is hard to determine, it is mostly what someone is willing to pay.

A

True

68
Q

The swine industry typically uses the all in all out method when moving sows in and out of the farrowing house.

A

True

69
Q

Animal behavior is a relatively new area of study in the animal science industry.

A

True

70
Q

Typically. the first time a heifer calves should be at least 3 years of age.

A

False

71
Q

80% of horses in the US are raised for profit.

A

False

72
Q

It is legal in California to sell horses for slaughter.

A

False

73
Q

Majority of jobs in the horse industry are in the service area allied industries.

A

True

74
Q

Purebred producers are concerned with selling cattle that will benefit the packer.

A

False

75
Q

Consumers want healthy, cheap, tasty beef.

A

True

76
Q

Stockers own cattle until slaughter.

A

False

77
Q

The beef industry is highly integrated.

A

False

78
Q

Beef feedlots are concerned with costs of nutrients and feed efficiency.

A

True

79
Q

Stocker operations take advantage of native grass for cheap gain of calves before selling to feedlots.

A

True

80
Q

Commercial producers can sell calves typically at weaning or retain ownership

A

True

81
Q

of calves weaned per cow exposed is very important to commercial operations.

A

True

82
Q

The future of the beef industry is creating alliances between different segments of the industry.

A

True

83
Q

In the feedlot we feed animals to harvest, and maximize gain.

A

True

84
Q

The milk price the CSUF diary receives at this time is around 26-28 dollars/100 lbs

A

False

85
Q

Dairy cows in California are typically in the herd for 4 years before culled.

A

True

86
Q

Beef cattle prices have remained at record levels and not gone down the last 2 months.

A

False

87
Q

The average dairy herd in Tulare County is 5,000 cows.

A

False

88
Q

Genotype plus environment = phenotype

A

True

89
Q

Total skeletal mass is influenced by breed and mature size.

A

True

90
Q

Larger frame animals are taller and lighter weight at maturity.

A

False

91
Q

Larger frame animals deposit fat at a later age/

A

True

92
Q

Increase in skeletal size is a result of increased long bone growth.

A

True

93
Q

There are more number of muscles within breeds of swine. Ex. Hampshire have more vs. Yorkshire have less

A

False

94
Q

Animals in general that are heavy muscled have more number of muscles than a lighter muscled animal.

A

False

95
Q

Most fat deposition follows muscle and bone development.

A

True

96
Q

Smaller frame animals fatten at younger ages and heavier weights.

A

false

97
Q

Line-bred animals are more closely related than inbred animals

A

False

98
Q

Crossbreeding is most widely used in purebred industry.

A

false

99
Q

Horses are considered ruminants.

A

False

100
Q

Two-thirds of all livestock feed is not fitted for human consumption.

A

True

101
Q

For economic production you must know the total nutritional requirements of an animal and nutritional value of feeds.

A

True

102
Q

Higher sources of protein are needed for animals in the fattening phase of production.

A

false

103
Q

In feeding all livestock, you must remember to use common sense and changes in their diet cannot be made overnight.

A

True

104
Q

Water is the most vital of all nutrients.

A

True

105
Q

The rumen is like a fermentation vat where beneficial microbes start to break down fibrous feeds.

A

True

106
Q

Nutrition influence on growth rate and body size is dependent on:
Animals location on growth curve (old vs. young)
Level of nutrition relative to animals maintenance requirements
Both A and B

A

Both A and B

107
Q
When nutrient requirements are not being met (low nutrition) animals exhibit:
Below normal muscle and bone growth
Mature at a heavier weight
Deposit more fat at an earlier age
None of the above
All of the above
A

Below normal muscle and bone growth

108
Q

When nutrient requirements are higher than required for maintenance (excess nutrition) animals exhibit:
Slower than normal growth and development of muscle and bone
excess energy deposited as fat
Continued growth to an older age
None of the above
All of the above

A

Excess energy deposited as fat

109
Q

When compared to females and castrated males, intact males:
Grow to heavier and higher weights
Mature faster, thus fatter at the same weights
Are lighter weight at the same age

A

Grow to heavier and higher weights

110
Q
In hogs, which sex grows the fastest to the slowest?
Boar, barrow, gilt
Gilt, boar, barrow
Boar, gilt, barrow
Barrow, boar, gilt
A

Boar, gilt, barrow

111
Q

At equal slaughter weights from LEANEST to FATTEST are following correct?
Beef = bull, heifer, steer
Sheep = ram, ewe, wether
Swine = Boar, gilt, barrow

A

False
False
True

112
Q

Puberty is a sign that animals are starting to mature.

A

True

113
Q

Larger frame animals are considered “Later maturing” animals

A

True

114
Q

Smaller frame animals are considered “early maturing” animals.

A

true

115
Q

Later maturing animals remain leaner to heavier weight.

A

True

116
Q

Early maturing animals remain leaner to lighter weight

A

false

117
Q
Any feed constituent that functions in the support of life is called:
Essential minerals
Macro minerals
Feed stuff
Nutrients
A

Nutrients

118
Q
Feed is ingested and digested by an animal that provides essential nutrients for:
Growth
Maintenance
Fattening
Reproduction
All of the above
A

All of the above

119
Q

After an animal reaches maturity, which tissue tends to change (+ or -) the most over time?
Amount of fat
Amount of muscle
Amount of bone

A

Amount of fat

120
Q

Bone development within a breed is relatively the same for all animals of the same breed and sex.

A

True

121
Q

we would like to have animals reach sexual maturity at an early age, regardless of frame and size.

A

True

122
Q

Protein is the most essential nutrient.

A

False

123
Q

Corn is used to provide energy (CHO) in most livestock diets.

A

True

124
Q

Today we try having quality assurance programs throughout the food chain = “Farm to Table”

A

True

125
Q

A USDA inspector is required at the meat lab to insure the animal is healthy before and after harvesting

A

True

126
Q

The ruminant digestive system has 3 compartments to help digest high fiber feeds.

A

False

127
Q

The small intestines are not considered one of the compartments in ruminants, even if it is considered the major area of absorption of nutrients.

A

True

128
Q

Age and function have little effect on the amount of nutrients needed by an animal.

A

False

129
Q

We must feed animals to meet the total nutritional requirements for a 24 hours period.

A

True

130
Q

We assign “grades” to carcasses so we can separate carcass into like groups for purchase marketing.

A

True

131
Q

Yield grades in sheep are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 with 5 representing the lean, heavy muscled animals.

A

False

132
Q

The quality grades for hogs are - choice, select, cull

A

False

133
Q

Most lambs is the US grade choice or better.

A

True

134
Q

Majority of hogs in the US grade 1 or 2.

A

False

135
Q

Hogs can be graded unacceptable for color of lean tissue.

A

true

136
Q

Grading choice is far more important economically in beef than it is in lambs.

A

True

137
Q

The digestive system of ruminants is best suited for diets high in ______ unlike the monogastric digestive system.
Forages and other high fiber roughages
Concentrates
Protein

A

Forages and other high fiber roughages

138
Q
All classes of animals require six essential nutrients. Select the FALSE answer.
Protein and carbohydrates
Mineral and vitamins
Water and fats (lipids)
Amino acids and nitrogen
A

Amino acids and nitrogen

139
Q

What foes monogastric mean?
Has one stomach
Has only a small intestine
Has multiple stomachs

A

Has one stomach

140
Q

What species of animals has a digestive tract similar to humans?
Cattle
Pigs
Sheep

A

Pigs

141
Q

The major source of energy in most livestock and poultry rations is provided by:
Fats
Carbohydrates
Proteins

A

Fats

142
Q
Which of the following protein sources is more desirable in poultry and swine production.
Cottonseed meal
Soybean meal
Linseed meal
Safflower meal
Peanut meal
A

SOybean meal

143
Q
Horses differ from other monogastrics because they have a structure where deed is fermented called the:
Duodenum
Esophagus
Ruminant
Cecum
A

Cecum

144
Q

Which has a higher requirement for protein?
A young, growing animal
An old, aging animal

A

An old aging animal

145
Q

The reticulum: (Select the FALSE statement)
Traps foreign material
True stomach with secretions
Walls line with membranes - honeycombs in shape
Most forward compartment

A

True stomach secretions

146
Q
"Chewing the Cud" includes 4 events-select the most complete answer.
Re-chewing
Regurgitation
Re-swallowing
Resalivation
All of the above
A

All of the above

147
Q

In-breeding provides:
More opportunity for recessive genes to be expressed in the phenotype.
Less opportunity for recessive genes to express themselves in the phenotype

A

More opportunity for recessive genes to be expressed in the phenotype

148
Q

In-bred cattle are generally more or less performance oriented than outcross cattle?
More
Less
No effect

A

Less

149
Q
An increase in productivity in the crossbred progeny above the average of the parents is called:
General interval
Selection differential
Heritability
Hybrid vigor
Hybrid genes
A

Hybrid vigor

150
Q

The term dressing percentage refers to :
Carcass weight plus hide weight
Carcass weight divided by live weight times 100
Live weight minus carcass weight

A

Carcass weight divided by live weight times 100

151
Q
What grade predicts consumer palatability characteristics of meat?
Quality grade
Yield grade
Retail grade
Grade and yield
A

Quality grade

152
Q

Maturity and ______ determines the consumer palatablity grade of beef.
Percent bone
Fat
Marbling

A

Marbling

153
Q

“Marbling” of meat refers to fat that is:
Deposited outside the muscle groups
Dispersed within the muscle

A

Dispersed within the muscle

154
Q

The higher quality grades for beef are:
Supreme, choice, select
Prime, choice, good
Prime, choice, select

A

Prime, Choice, Select

155
Q

The highest yield grade for beef is:
Y.G. #1
Y.G. #3
Y.G. #5

A

Y.G. #1

156
Q

A hog has 1.2 inches of fat and muscular score of 2. What is its US grade?

  1. 2
  2. 2
  3. 8
  4. 2
A
  1. 8

1. 2*4 = 4.8 - 2 = 2.8

157
Q

A lamb has .25 in of fat and a leg score of 3. What is its estimated yield grade?

  1. 25
  2. 9
A

2.9

.25 +.04 =2.9

158
Q
The quality grades in lamb are the same as beef except for:
Prime
Choice
Select
Good
None of the above
A

Good