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Foundations of Agriculture Class

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.

What is the mission statement of Miss Mims?

a)

To educate the young minds of Dayton, Ohio to become valuable members of society.

b)

To increase the visibility of Agriculture through Horticulture.

c)

To grow plants and raise animals for consumption.

d)

To solve world problems such as hunger.

2.

What are the three Wogaman B's?

a)

Be Safe, Be Respectful, Be Responsible

b)

Be Kind, Be Honest, Be Generous

c)

Be Brave, Be Strong, Be Smart

d)

Be Happy, Be Friendly, Be Creative

3.

What is the definition of Horticulture?

a)

The science of soil management and crop production.

b)

The art or practice of gardening cultivation and management.

c)

The study of fruits and nuts.

d)

The growing and management of perennial trees, vines, shrubs, and other woody plants.

4.

What is the purpose of Horticulture?

a)

To solve world problems such as hunger.

b)

To enhance the yield, size, and quality of food plants and ornamental plants.

5.

What is the branch of Agriculture that focuses on soil management and production of crops?

a)

Agronomy

b)

Horticulture

c)

Agriculture Engineering

d)

Animal Science

6.

What is the branch of Agriculture that solves problems relating to Ag machines?

a)

Agronomy

b)

Horticulture

c)

Agriculture Engineering

d)

Animal Science

7.

What is the branch of Agriculture that deals with the business side of farming?

a)

Agronomy

b)

Horticulture

c)

Agriculture Engineering

d)

Agriculture Economics

8.

What is the science of how producers, consumers, and societies use scarce resources?

a)

Agronomy

b)

Horticulture

c)

Agriculture Engineering

d)

Agriculture Economics

9.

What are the benefits of fruits?

a)

Helps reduce blood cholesterol, Lowers the chance of heart disease, Important for bowel function, Helps to maintain healthy skin and hair

b)

Strengthens bone health, Improves eye health, Rich in antioxidant properties, Lowers blood pressure

c)

Strengthens bone health, Lowers the chance of heart disease, Rich in antioxidant properties, Helps to maintain healthy skin and hair

10.

What are the benefits of vegetables?

a)

Strengthens bone health, Improves eye health, Rich in antioxidant properties, Lowers blood pressure

b)

Helps reduce blood cholesterol, Improves eye health, Important for bowel function, Helps to maintain healthy skin and hair

11.

What are the rules of the Wogaman Garden?

a)

Respect all living things, Do not harvest anything until it’s mature, Stay inside the gate and do not open the gate for anyone, Use the bathroom before going outside

b)

Harvest anything whenever.

c)

Run.

d)

Yell, scream, run, kick.

12.

What is the definition of Agronomy?

a)

The science of soil management and crop production.

b)

The art or practice of gardening cultivation and management.

c)

The study of fruits and nuts.

d)

The growing and management of perennial trees, vines, shrubs, and other woody plants.

13.

What is the definition of Ag Engineering?

a)

The science of soil management and crop production.

b)

The art or practice of gardening cultivation and management.

c)

Solving problems related to agricultural equipment, water quality, and water management.

d)

The growing and management of perennial trees, vines, shrubs, and other woody plants.

14.

What is the definition of Ag Economics?

a)

The science of soil management and crop production.

b)

The art or practice of gardening cultivation and management.

c)

Solving problems related to agricultural equipment, water quality, and water management.

d)

The science of how producers, consumers, and societies use scarce resources.

15.

What is the definition of Horticulture?

a)

The science of soil management and crop production.

b)

The art or practice of gardening cultivation and management.

c)

Solving problems related to agricultural equipment, water quality, and water management.

d)

The growing and management of perennial trees, vines, shrubs, and other woody plants.