Test / Quiz Questions Flashcards
_____ involves the governmental control and debate over the production, regulation, inspection, distribution and consumption of food.
A. food advocacy
B. food politics
C. food protection
D. food gleaning
E. right to farm
B. food politics
Many “right to farm” statues focus on limiting _____ lawsuits from farm neighbors.
A. criminal
B. land ownership
C. land use
D. nuisance
E. contractual
D. nuisance
What agricultural commodities are most often at the “heart” of food politics?
A. fresh fruit and vegetables
B. dairy products
C. GMO foods
D. non perishable storable grain crops
E. fresh and frozen meats
D. nonperishable storable grain crops
NAFTA is a trade agreement between
A. US and mexico
B. US and Brazil
C. US and Cana
D. US Mexico and Canada
E. US Mexico and Brazil
D. US, Mexico, and Canada
In general, Right-to-farm statues prohibit local governments from passing stricter laws on agriculture than the laws of the state. A. TRUE or B. FALSE
A. TRUE
We watched a video in class that helped explain the pros and cons of NAFTA using:
A. avocados and shoes
B. oranges and cars
C. ammunition and heart valves
D. seafood and swine
E. Mexican food and computes
A. avocadoes and shoes
Dr Kiepper listed 5 areas which are the focus of US domestic food politics. which focus area below was NOT on Dr Kiepper’s list?
A. GMOs
B. Famines and aid
C. CAFOs
D. “BIG” food companies
E. pesticide use on crops
B. famines and aid
_____ are taxes on imported goods and services
A. quotas
B. embargoes
C. tariffs
D. trade deficits
E. blockades
C. tariffs
At the start of the advertising lecture, Dr Kipper showed 4 short commercials by 2 poultry companies taking alternative view of ______ by the poultry industry.
A. antibiotic use
B. hormone use
C. free-range
D. cage-free
E. heritage breeds
A. antibiotic use
appeal to emotion
pathos
appeal to reason, facts
logos
appeal to credibility and character
ethos
Which of the following is an EXTRINSIC value?
A. affiliation
B. benevolence
C. community farming
D. financial success
E. universalism
D. financial success
Which of the following is an INTRINSIC motivation?
A. achievement
B. conformity
C. image
D. self-acceptance
E. power
D. self-acceptance
The use of persuasive techniques in advertising dates back to the “rhetorical triangle” developed by:
A. aristotle
B. plato
C. descartes
D. socrates
E. nitezsche
A. Aristotle
Food companies using marketing that states NO HORMONES are using:
A. associative advertising (we all do this)
B. anti advertising (none of us do this)
C. implicative advertising (we don’t, so they must)
D. spin advertising (we do it, but they do it more)
E. none of the above
C. implicative advertising (we don’t, so they must)
Advertising, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular cause or point of view is called
A. advertising
B. marketing
C. vulgarity
D. spin
E. propaganda
E. propaganda
In 1968, Paul Ehrlich wrote this book that predicted widespread global starvation and death in the 1970s.
A. silent spring
B. the people explosion
C. the population bomb
D. the Jungle
E. paradise lost
C. the population bomb
______ won the Nobel peace prize and is called the father of the “Green revolution”
A. Jesse Jewell
B. Robert Malthus
C. Al gore
D. Norman Bourlag
E. Rachel Carson
D. Norman Burlap
Antibiotics are designed to kill harmful bacteria and viruses
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
B. FALSE
A physiological regulatory substance produced in an organism and transported in tissue fluids to stimulate specific cells or tissues into action:
A. antibiotic
B. serum
C. ester
D. gene
E. hormone
E. hormone
While animal agriculture gets much of the blame for negative effects of widespread antibiotic use, much evidence usually points to:
A. disposal of antibiotics by medicine manufacturers
B. unnecessary prescription of antibiotics by physicians
C. illegal antibiotic sales on the blackmarket
D. import of antibiotics in the US
B. unnecessary prescription of antibiotics by physicians
Treating an animal with an antibiotic AFTER it shows symptoms of an illness is known as treating ______.
A. subtherapeutically
B. therapeutically
B. therapeutically
What product can you buy in the grocery store that is typically labeled as “rBST free” today?
milk
Crops labeled as ORGANIC are pesticide free.
A. true
B. false
B. false
Natural fertilizers “night soils” are actually ______
A. owl manure
B. bat manure
C. human excrement
D. cow dung
E. compost
C. human excrement
The natural aging of water bodies that can be accelerated by manmade causes is known as ______.
eutrophication
The macro nutrient diet of the average American is dominated by 50%:
A. carbohydrate
B. protein
C. fat
D. vitamins
E. minerals
A. carbohydrate
Our guest speaker Keith Kelley started college at ______ and graduated from ______.
ABAC; UGA
Keith Kelley’s parent company, Kelly Products, currently owns and operates _____ businesses.
17
Who did Keith Kelley work with for almost a decade that he said he got much of his entrepreneurial drive/mentoring from?
brooks pennington (pennington seed fertilizer)
Keith Kelley’s 1st business venture after leaving the ag seed company he worked for in Madison GA was:
A. kelly form and seal packaging
B. kelly landscaping systems
C. kelly farms
D. kelly ag products registration systems
E. kelly feritlizer and seed
D. kelly ag products registration systems
In the late 1990s, Keith Kelley was awarded the exclusive US manufacturing and packaging rights to:
A. jello pudding
B. all Scott’s dry fertilizers
C. tide detergent
D. pennington “pene-cote” seed
E. sevin products sold for home and garden use
E. Sevin products sold for home and garden use
Keith Kelley said the original idea for “Farmview Market” came from the Garden at Broughton that started in 2007 as:
a company garden used to provide employees and their families with fresh food
Keith Kelly said the main focus of Fairview Market is:
locally grown and processed foods
Keith Kelly said he was now involved in a sports business. what sport?
archery
NAFTA and USMCA was a trade agreement between:
US, Mexico, and Canada
What agricultural commodities are most often at the “heart” of food politics?
non perishable storable grain crops
Archaeologist believe it was this EATING HABIT of early humans that was a key to us becoming the alpha species on the planet?
non selective omnivores
Why are EYES on the front of your head?
A. provides large binocular field of vision
B. provides depth perception
C. aids in accurately locating prey
D. helped our ancestors move in the trees
E. all of the above
E. all of the above
What world famous Atlanta - invented food product started as a patented medicine that originally contained cocaine?
Coca Cola
Annual budget for the US government is approximately …..
$4 trillion
Broad, massive legislation (bills) that cover a broad range of (often seemingly unrelated) topics are known as….
omnibus
Food fads rely on which extrinsic value the most?
conformity
What new technology emerged in the 1920s that “flattened” or normalized the food culture in the US?
home refrigeration
What food fad product did every kid want to buy after the Astronaut John Glenn took it into space in the 1960s?
tang
Coca Cola was originally developed as a?
patent medicine
The person given credit for spreading the popularity of tomato ketchup throughout the US is?
Henry Heinz
In 1961, what 2 companies merged to create the nation’s largest snack food manufacturer?
Frito & Lays
Where is Pearson Farms located?
Ft Valley GA
Lawton Pearson said peaches are grown and harvested using what?
all manual labor
Lawton Pearson said pecans are harvested using what?
automated equipment
At the start of the advertising lecture you watched 4 short commercials by 2 poultry companies taking alternate views of ________ by the poultry industry.
antibiotic
An advertisement that appeals to your emotions is ?
pathos
Which of the following is EXTRINSIC motivation?
A. affiliation
B. benevolence
C. community feeling
D. financial success
E. universalism
D. financial success
Humorous “anti HSUS” advertisement puts a “bad light” on what?
lawyers
Where did Lawton Pearson say peaches rank as an agricultural commodity in GA in terms of economic value?
36th
Lawton Pearson said the biggest trend in peach packaging in recent year is?
convenience “grab and go” packs
What’s the biggest weather concern for growing peaches?
late frost after peach trees bloom
Lawton Pearson said the biggest financial issue he is dealing with in pecans today is?
tariffs / trade war with China
Agriculture gets much of the blame for nutrient runoff into surface waters, but ________ is a major contributing factor also.
homeowners spreading fertilizer
Early hominids _________, which lead directly to the evolution of modern humans.
cooked their food
Which of his company’s food products did Keith Kelley’s show that won the 2018 “flavor of Georgia” contest?
chocolate milk
In the late 1990s, Kelly was awarded the exclusive US manufacturing and packaging rights to?
Sevin products sold for home and garden use
Kelly said the main focus of farm view market is?
locally grown and processed foods
We watched a video at the start of the food fads lecture about an isolated group of people in Afghanistan who live a _____ lifestyle.
pastoral (based on domestic animals)
