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Foundation Certification Section 5- 9

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The primary function of the root is to

a)

make sure that the plant will grow

b)

anchor the plant and supply water and nutrients

c)

ensure that the plnat can be propagated

d)

hold up the stem of the plnat and provide propatation material

2.

The portion of the root that takes in the water and plant nutrients is the

a)

root cap

b)

areea of root division

c)

root hair

d)

area of cell maturation

3.

The node

a)

is the part of the stem that supports the flower

b)

is the part of the stem where the leaf is attached

c)

is the part of the stem that carries the nutrients

d)

will become detached when dry weather sets in

4.

Gardening is both a

a)

Science and Art

b)

Chore and hard work

c)

science and hobby

d)

hobby and job

5.

The technical name for weed-control chemicals is

a)

Pesticides

b)

Fungicides

c)

Herbicides

d)

Weed Killers

6.

The part of horticulture that has to do with the production of vegetables is called

a)

Viticulture

b)

Olericulture

c)

Floriculture

d)

Pomology

7.

What nutrient's percentage is reflected by the first number in the analysis of a fertilizer

a)

Nitrogen

b)

Calcium

c)

Phosphoric Acid

d)

Potash

8.

Most fruits and nuts require ___ to grow properly

a)

Full Sunlight

b)

Partial Sunlight

c)

Partial Shade

d)

No Sunlight

9.

The pear is an example of a ____ fruit

a)

Drupe

b)

Pome

c)

Brambele

d)

Aggregate

10.

The most important grain crop in the world is

a)

corn

b)

wheat

c)

rice

d)

barley

11.

Grasses grown for their edible seeds are ___ crops

a)

grain

b)

legume

c)

oil

d)

sugar

12.

An example of genetic control of pests is

a)

plantina a crop when insects are not present

b)

releasing sterile male insects

c)

genetically altering a plant so that insects that eat it will die

d)

planting a variety of a crop that grows more rapidly than the weeds do.

13.

The most important legume hay in the United States is

a)

Clover

b)

Lespedeza

c)

Birds Foot Trefoil

d)

Alfalfa

14.

Forage that is cut an allowerd to dry to 40% - 55% moisture before storing is called

a)

silage

b)

haylage

c)

hay

d)

cubes

15.

The production of forages in the United States equals ____ % of the land used for crops

a)

25%

b)

35%

c)

50%

d)

65%

16.

One of the most popular flowering indoor plants is the

a)

spider plant

b)

petunia

c)

african violet

d)

norfold island pine

17.

Which of the following is not considered an environmental factor when growing indoor plants

a)

Weather

b)

Light

c)

Temperature

d)

Humidity

18.

Interior planscaping is a career area in which area of horticulture

a)

Agronomy

b)

Floricutlure

c)

Forestry

d)

Arboriculture

19.

The estimated value of the turfgrass industry in the United States is

a)

$147 Billion

b)

$50 Billion

c)

$100 Billion

d)

$200 Billion

20.

Which irrigation practice will develp a deeper, more extensive root system?

a)

Frequent and light application

b)

Infrequent and heavy application

c)

Frequent and heavy application

d)

Infrequent and light application

21.

Subcutaneous injections are made

a)

in the vein

b)

under the skin

c)

betwen layers of skin

d)

in the body cavity

22.

An animal that lives and feeds on other animals is

a)

Parasite

b)

Disease

c)

Vaccination

d)

Host

23.

The purpose of a isolating sick animals

a)

Prevent spread of contagious diseases

b)

Kepp other animals from hurting the sick animal

c)

Allow for easier treatment of the problem

d)

All of the above

24.

The purpose of a vaccination is

a)

Prevent Parasites

b)

Prevent Diseases

c)

Control Parasites

d)

Treat Diseases

25.

The gestation period is

a)

Length of pregnancy

b)

Time during which an animla is in heat

c)

Period when an animal is fertile

d)

Time it takes the egg to mature

26.

Single-Cell Division

a)

Meiosis

b)

Parturition

c)

Mitosis

d)

Estrus

27.

A pair of genes with characteristics that are alike is said to be

a)

heterozygous

b)

homozygous

c)

genotype

d)

recessive

28.

Mating of an animal of one breed to an animal of another breed is

a)

pure breeding

b)

grading up

c)

crossbreeding

d)

outcrossing

29.

The phenotype of an individual is

a)

What a gene looks like

b)

The physical appearance

c)

the type of the animal

d)

The expected production

30.

Honeybees account for about ___ percent of all insect pollination.

a)

20

b)

40

c)

60

d)

80

31.

The __- breed of chicken is the founcation of nearly all types of laying hens.

a)

Cornish

b)

Pekin

c)

Leghorn

d)

Game

32.

The number one livestock industry in the Unites States is ______ production

a)

Dairy

b)

Beef

c)

Swine

d)

Sheep

33.

The most popular breed of dairy cattle in the United States is

a)

Jersey

b)

Ayrshire

c)

Brown Swiss

d)

Holstein

34.

Horses were probably domesticated in

a)

Russia

b)

The United States

c)

Persia

d)

China

35.

A mule is a cross between a

a)

Jack and a mare

b)

Stallion and a Jennet

c)

Jack and a Jennet

d)

Stallion and a mare

36.

The number one spectator sport in the United States is

a)

Rodeos

b)

Horse racing

c)

Horse Shows

d)

Riding