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WorksheetsBeef Review
Total questions: 84
Worksheet time: 1hrs 16mins
term to describe a young beef animal
steer
heifer
calf
cow
Young & Mature male
steer
bull
cow
calf
A castrated male
bull
steer
calf
heifer
A mature female
cow
calf
heifer
bull
The act of giving birth in cattle
calving
foaling
farrowing
whelping
The operation where most beef cattle are born
Feedlot
Stocker
Commercial
Cow-Calf
the act of a calf being taken off of its mother's milk
wasting
weaning
warming
watering
The operation where cattle are fed high-grain diets to increase their fat deposition
commercial
purebred
cow-calf
feedlot
Offspring that is the result of mating two animals of the same breed
crossbred
purebred
inbred
line bred
Offspring that is made from a mating of two different breeds of cattle
purebred
commercial
inbred
crossbred
cows are ruminants, which means what?
they have four legs
they have a simple stomach like humans
they have a four part stomach
they have have a nine month gestation period
a group of cattle
flock
herd
litter
mass
Bos Indicus
breeds of cattle that originated in tropical countries
breeds of cattle that originated in Europe
breeds of cattle that originated in Asia
breeds of cattle that originated in the U.S.
Bos Taurus
breeds of cattle that originated in Europe
breeds of cattle that originated in Asia
breeds of cattle that originated in Mexico
breeds of cattle that originated in tropical countries
A place for grazing in the spring and summer
feedlot
feed-bunk
pasture
barnyard
A way of providing calves with extra feed of grain, protein mix, or roughage
creep feeding
weaning
custom feeding
challenge feeding
placement of sperm in the reproductive tract by a human rather than a natural mating
cloning
embryo transfer
artificial insemination
pasture breeding
a place where animals can be sorted, ran in a chute for vaccinations, or loaded on a trailer from
cage
corral
pasture
confinement barn
most common method of castration
elastrator band
cutting with a knife
burdizzo clamp
branding
removal of testicles from bull calves
dehorning
branding
notching
castration
most common method of castration
elastrator band
cutting with a knife
burdizzo clamp
branding
A tight rubber band placed around the testicles
elastic band
elastrator band
enlarged band
extra strong band
removal of horns from an animal
castration
branding
ear tagging
dehorning
Usually done with a hot iron to mark the cattle for identification
ear tagging
ear tattoos
freeze branding
heat branding
Age at which weaning takes place in beef calves
4-6 days
4-6 weeks
4-6 months
4-6 hours
the average herd size for beef herds in the U.S.
35-40
40-45
45-50
30-35
A solid red or black breed
Brahman
Hereford
Brangus
Angus
A breed that was made from the mating of an Angus animal and a Brahman animal
Ahman
Brahman
Brangus
Red Angus
Breed that has a "white belted" appearance
Galaxy
Garfield
Gallop
Galloway
A red & white breed that can have horns or be polled
Red Angus
Shorthorn
Brahman
Hereford
A dual purpose breed for both beef and dairy
Angus
Galloway
Hereford
Shorthorn
A breed that is known for their large horns
Shorthorn
Polled Hereford
Black Angus
Texas Longhorn
One of the most popular Bos Indicus breeds, known for its large hump over its shoulders
Brahman
Brangus
Black Angus
Buffalo
If an animal is "polled" what does that mean?
born without a tail
born without horns
born with straight legs
born with short ears
An infertile female calf that has been born twin to a male calf
transgender
steer
fertile
freemartin
The gestation period of cattle is how many days?
255
272
282
297
the cut of meat from between the ribs and rump. Known for its tender cuts, like the porterhouse and T-Bone steaks
Loin
Brisket
Rump
Flank
the cut of meat from the front of the animal by the sternum
Loin
Brisket
Dewlap
Rump
the cut of meat that comes from the hind quarters (legs)
rump
round
brisket
hock
the cut of meat that comes from the back end of the animal by the tail
Brisket
Round
Rump
Flank
Cattle's feet are called what?
A hock
A hoof
A pastern
A dewlap
The skin on the bottom of the neck to the brisket
dewlap
flank
muzzle
loin
The knee on the rear leg of cattle is called what?
rump
hock
heel
hoof
Since 2005 beef consumption in the U.S. has done what?
increased
decreased
maintained the same level
no statistics have been kept
Which breed is an Angus?
Which breed is a Shorthorn?
Which breed is a Brahman?
Which breed is a Gelbvieh?
Which breed is a Texas Longhorn?
Which breed is a Hereford?
Which breed is a Limousin?
Which breed is a Simmental?
What is the name of the operation that keeps mature cattle to produce calves to sell to other producers?
Backgrounders
Cow-Calf
Seedstocker
Commerical
Name of a female that HAS had a baby before
Cow
Heifer
Bull
Steer
What is a female that has not had a calf before called?
Cow
Heifer
Steer
Bull
Name of a male that is used strictly for meat purposes
Cow
Heifer
Steer
Bull
Born without horns
Hornless
Horned
Polled
Cull
How many pounds of meat does an average american eat a year?
15.2 pounds
150.3 pounds
55.7 pounds
132.4 pounds
