Ruminant Mid-Sem Assessment

What is the main purpose of a procedure text in the context of ruminant livestock management?

• To describe the appearance of animals

• To explain how to perform tasks like feeding or milking

• To narrate stories about farm life

• To argue about breeding methods

In a procedure text about preparing feed for ruminants, what is typically the first structure element?

• Steps

• Goals

• Ingredients/Materials

• Language features

Which language feature is commonly used in procedure texts for handling ruminant animals, such as "First, approach the cow calmly"?

• Past tense verbs

• Adverbs of time like "first" or "then"

• Descriptive adjectives

• Question forms

Read the procedure: How to Milk a Cow. 1) Wash your hands. 2) Clean the udder. 3) Squeeze the teats. What does this text mainly discuss?

• The benefits of milk

• Steps to milk a cow safely

• Types of cows

• Feeding cows

In "How to Prepare Silage for Ruminants": Materials include grass, chopper, plastic. What should be done first?

• Seal the silage

• Chop the grass

• Feed it to animals

• Store in a barn

What tool is used to open a feed packet in a procedure for mixing supplements for sheep?

• A bowl

• Scissors

• A spoon

• Hands

In a procedure text for vaccinating ruminants: "Inject the vaccine into the neck." This is an example of:

• Goal

• Ingredient

• Imperative sentence

• Adverb of time

How to Shear Sheep: 1) Restrain the sheep. 2) Use clippers. 3) Collect wool. What is the final step usually?

• Wash the sheep

• Release the sheep

• Feed the sheep

• Sell the wool

What is mixed with water in a procedure for making electrolyte solution for dehydrated calves?

• All ingredients except salt

• Salt and sugar

• Hay and grains

• Milk only

In "How to Build a Ruminant Shelter": Materials - Wood, nails, hammer. What adverb of sequence is used?

• Finally

• Because

• However

• If