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WorksheetsAnimal Nutrition Review
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 28mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 essential nutrients that an animal needs in it's diet?
a)
Water
b)
Protein
c)
Lipids
d)
Minerals
2.
What is the MOST IMPORTANT nutrient that animals need?
a)
Energy Nutrients
b)
Water
c)
Protein
d)
Fats
3.
What are two functions of water in an animals body?
a)
maintain growth and stability
b)
Regulate heart rate and blood pressure
c)
transport nutrients and regulate temperature
d)
maintain hair coat and hair growth
4.
What are the three sources that animals get water from?
a)
Walmart,Zaxby's Hardees
b)
Drinking water, water within feed, and water from a stock tank
c)
Drinking water, water within feed and metabolic water
d)
Drinking water, water within feed, and meiosis water
5.
A lactating dairy cow needs ___________ water to produce 1 gallon of milk.
a)
1-3 lbs
b)
4-5 lbs
c)
6-8 lbs
d)
8-10 lbs
6.
What is metabolic water?
a)
water that is produced during a chemical process
b)
water that is produced during a metabolic process
c)
water that is produced during a gestational process
d)
Water that is produced during digestion
7.
Water can be lost from an animals body 4 different ways. Those 4 ways are:
a)
Wind, water, rain and snow
b)
Urine, Sweat, Milk Production and Baseball
c)
Urine, Sweat, feces, milk production
d)
Urine, feces, sweet, milk production
8.
Water deficiencies can lead to _____________________.
a)
reduced feed intake, weight loss, water intoxication and death
b)
reduced feed intake, hair loss, water intoxication and death
c)
reduced feed intake, weight loss, water balloons and death
d)
reduced feed intake, weight loss, water intoxication and reincarnation
9.
What are the three types of energy nutrients?
a)
Carbs, Fats and Oils
b)
Carbs, Fats and Oprah
c)
Carbs, Foster and Oils
d)
Cupcakes, Cookies and Sugar
10.
Which of the following is NOT an example of a energy nutrient that is classified as a grain?
a)
Corn
b)
Wheat
c)
Skittles
d)
Barley
11.
What are the functions of energy nutrients in the animals body?
a)
to provide energy, maintain body tempature, improve crop yields and enhance growth
b)
to provide energy, maintain adequate bone structure, aid muscle development and enhance growth
c)
to provide energy, maintain body temperature, aid muscle development and enhance growth
d)
to provide energy, maintain body temperature, aid muscle development and make a Chick-Fil-A run
12.
What is the most important ENERGY NUTRIENT?
a)
Water
b)
Carbohydrates
c)
Fats
d)
Oils
13.
What are the 4 things that carbohydrates are made of?
a)
rainbows, unicorns, motorcycles and cattle
b)
sugars, lollipops, cellulose and lignin
c)
sugars, starches, cellulose, and lichen
d)
sugars, starches, cellulose and lignin
14.
Which of the following is NOT a function of a carbohydrate?
a)
To provide energy for cells
b)
To provide energy for muscle movement
c)
To produce cells that fights off disease
d)
To produce heat
15.
Animal nutrition is a process by which an animal _____________ feeds and their components needed to regulate daily bodily functions and promote maintenance, growth, reproduction, production and/or work.
a)
digests
b)
ingests
c)
eats
d)
monogastric
16.
Any ration that contains adequate nutrient content to feed and supply nutrients to livestock is called ________________.
a)
Feedstuffs
b)
Cereal Grains
c)
Energy Nutrients
d)
Nose Goes
17.
What does Colic simply mean?
a)
Abdominal abscesses
b)
Abdominal drainage
c)
Abdominal pain
d)
Abdominal adjustments
18.
What are the functions of nutrients in the animals body?
a)
To provide energy, maintain body temperature, improve crop yields and enhance growth.
b)
To provide energy, maintain bone structure, aid muscle development and enhance growth.
c)
To provide energy, maintain body temperature, aid muscle development and enhance growth.
d)
To provide energy, maintain body temperature, aid muscle development and make a chick-fil-a run.
19.
Which of the following will NOT happen if an animal does not receive adequate amounts of energy nutrients.
a)
Delayed puberty
b)
Decrease resistence to disease and parasites
c)
Milk production increases
d)
weight loss
20.
What is the most important energy nutrient?
a)
Water
b)
Carbohydrates
c)
Fats
d)
Oils
21.
What are the 4 things that carbohydrates are made of?
a)
Rainbows, unicorns, motorcycles and cattle
b)
Sugars, lollipops, cellulose, and lignin
c)
Sugars, cellulose, starches, and lichen
d)
Sugars, starches, cellulose and lignin.
22.
The functions of carbohydrates is to provide ___________ for cells.
a)
Energy
b)
Water
c)
Sugar
d)
Cellulose
23.
The function of carbohydrates is to provide energy for ___________________ movement.
a)
water
b)
movement
c)
Muscle
d)
Ashlyn Hurst
24.
One function of carbohydrates is to produce ____________ to keep animals warm.
a)
heat
b)
cold
c)
muscle
d)
energy
25.
Any ration that contains adequate nutrient content to feed and supply nutrients to livestock is called __________________.
a)
Feedstuff
b)
Cereal grain
c)
Energy Nutrients
26.
What does Colic simply mean?
a)
Abdominal abcesses
b)
Abdominal drainage
c)
Abdominal pain
d)
Abdominal adjustments
27.
Which of the following is NOT a symptom an animal exhibits when experiencing Colic.
a)
Kicking at Belly
b)
Rolling
c)
Laying Down and Standing Up
d)
Diarrehea
28.
What does CRT stand for?
a)
Couldn't Really Tell
b)
Capillary Relaspe Test
c)
Capillary Refill Test
d)
Capillary Refill Time
29.
Where is a CRT performed on horses?
a)
On the thumb
b)
On the teeth
c)
On the nose
d)
On the gum
30.
There are two main ways to treat colic. Medical treatments and ______________________ treatments.
a)
Surgicial
b)
Medical
c)
Happy Meals
d)
Wrong answer
31.
__________________________ teeth involves a veterinarian wearing down the surface of the teeth, usually to remove sharp points or to balance out the mouth.
a)
Sanding
b)
Floating
c)
Surfing
d)
Eating
32.
Due to major physiological disturbances seen with Colic, founder is a ___________________ (secondary result).
a)
Sequence
b)
Sequelae
33.
Cattle are ruminants or monogastrics.
a)
Ruminants
b)
Monogastrics
34.
Who wrote the FFA Creed?
a)
Erwin Milton Tiffany
b)
Edward Martin Tiffany
c)
Leslie Applegate
d)
Willie Nelson
35.
What are the colors of the National FFA Organization?
a)
National Blue and Colony Gold
b)
National Blue and Corn Gold
c)
National Gold and Corn Blue
36.
When did FFA begin?
a)
1917
b)
1928
c)
1969
d)
1988
37.
Avian Influenza is a
a)
virus
b)
parasite
c)
bacteria
d)
flu
38.
Avian influenza is/is not a zooinotic virus.
a)
Is Not
b)
Is
39.
The avian influenza virus can affect which species of animals?
a)
Deer, Cattle, Pigs, and Chickens
b)
Chickens, monogastrics, horses
c)
chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese and other fowl
d)
Dogs, Cats, Mice, Hamsters, and Turkeys
40.
Avian influenza is spread through __________________.
a)
Cross Contamination of Traffic
b)
Wearing other water fowls' clothing
c)
Cross Contamination of Traffic Lights
d)
Cross Contamination of Terrific Tuesday
41.
If an avian influenza outbreak hits the Southeastern part of the U.S., it will shut down ____________.
a)
National Trade
b)
International Trade
c)
Northern Trade
d)
Southern Trade
42.
Avian influenza is transmitted two different ways. What are those two ways?
a)
Mouth to mouth and on fomites
b)
Beak to Beak and on the flooe
c)
Bird to Bird (aerosol)and on mites
d)
Bird to Bird (aerosol)and on fomites
43.
What is a fomite?
a)
a living organism that will be the host for a non living organism
b)
a non living organism that can carry OR be the host for a living organism
c)
A living organism that will host another living organism.
44.
Which of the following is NOT a fomite?
a)
Your pet
b)
Equipment
c)
Clothes
d)
Manure
45.
How do you prevent avian influenza?
a)
Good security system
b)
Good biosytem
c)
Good biosecurity
d)
Georgia
46.
What is the cause of the Foot and Mouth disease?
a)
FAD virus
b)
FMD virus
c)
FMD bacteria
d)
FAD bacteria
47.
What does FAD stand for?
a)
Foreign Avian Disease
b)
Foreign Animal Disease
c)
Foreign Animal Detergent
d)
Foreign Animal Descendants
48.
FMD effects any ___________ hooved animal.
a)
Cleft
b)
Cloven
c)
Rounded
d)
Webbed
49.
Which of the following is NOT a symptom that animals exhibit if they are infected with the FMD virus?
a)
Milk production often stops
b)
Fever vesicles (vet term for blisters) in the mouth and on the tongue as well as the teats, between the toes and bulbs of the heal of the hoof
c)
Increase appetite of dry cows
d)
Weight loss ( because they do not feel like walking)
Weight loss ( because they do not feel like walking)
50.
What is good way to prevent Foot and Mouth disease from entering the U.S.?
a)
Good biosystems
b)
Good biosecurity
c)
Good biology
d)
Idk
51.
If FMD is found in the United States a ____________ __________________ __________________ would be put in place.
a)
Total Eradication Program
b)
Total End Point
c)
Total Eradication Protocol
d)
Tammy Everson Pierce
52.
Which of the following is NOT a way that FMD virus is transmitted?
a)
On fomites
b)
On the buffet line at Golden Corral
c)
Wind
d)
Through contaminated RAW meat (frozen or cold)
53.
If 1 animal tests positive, the ________ herd will be depopulated.
a)
female
b)
infected animals in the herd
c)
entire
d)
male
54.
If animals are infected with FMD virus, they can not be buried they must be __________________.
a)
Incarcerated
b)
Incinerated
c)
Immobilized
d)
Imported
55.
Avian influenza is not a matter of IF it happens, but rather ________________ it happens.
a)
What If
b)
Where
c)
When
d)
How
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