Classify Animal Feeds 7.01

Which nutrient is found in the largest quantities in livestock feed?

• carbohydrates

• fats and oils

• proteins

• vitamins

Organic compounds needed in small amounts for the nutrition of livestock are:

• carbohydrates

• fats and oils

• vitamins.

• water and fiber.

The class of nutrients made up of amino acids is:

• carbohydrates

• proteins

• vitamins

• water

Inorganic compounds needed in small amounts in livestock feed are:

• fats and oils

• minerals

• proteins

• water

The nutrient that makes up from 40 to 80 percent of an animal’s body is:

• calcium

• salt

• vitamin C

• water

Extra carbohydrates are stored in the body of livestock as:

• carbohydrates

• fat

• proteins

• water

Marbling in beef is an example of which feed nutrient function?

• fatteing

• growth

• maintenance

• reproduction

Most plant protein sources have the plant name in front of the word:

• grain

• meal

• supplement

• urea

The class of nutrients that has 2.25 times the energy value of carbohydrates and also carries a certain group of vitamins is:

• calcium

• fats and oils

• minerals

• water

Which feed nutrient has the primary function of providing energy for body cells?

• carbohydrates

• minerals

• proteins

• vitamins