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WorksheetsAg Env Sci webXam Review Strand 2
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 35mins
Match the term to its description.
Foal
baby horse
Gelding
castrated male horse
Colt
young uncastrated male horse (0-4 yrs)
Stallion
•uncastrated male horse (over 3-4 years)
Filly
•young (under 3-4 years) female horse
Match the following.
Broodmare
female horse that has given birth
Mare
female horse (over 3-4 years)
Filly
young (under 3-4 years) female horse
Stallion
uncastrated male horse (over 3-4 years)
Colt
Young (0-3) uncastrated male horse.
Match the following.
young bovine (up to 6-10 months)
Calves
young, uncastrated male
Bull Calf
castrated male
Steer
uncastrated male
Bull
young female, hasn’t given birth
Heifer
Match the following.
female bovine who has given birth
Cow
young, uncastrated male
Bull Calf
castrated male
Steer
uncastrated male
Bull
young female, hasn’t given birth
Heifer
Match the following.
Baby pig
Piglet
Castrated male
Barrow
Uncastrated male
Boar
young female
Gilt
female that has given birth
Sow
Match the following
baby sheep
under one year old
lamb
Female sheep
ewe
Young female sheep
ewe lamb
Castrated male
wether
Uncastrated male
ram
Match the following
over one year old
sheep
Female sheep
ewe
Young female sheep
ewe lamb
Castrated male
wether
Uncastrated male
ram
Match the following
kid
baby goat
doeling
female goat less than one year old
buckling
male goat less than one year old
doe
female goat over one year old
buck
male goat over one year old
Match the following
wether
•castrated male goat
doeling
female goat less than one year old
buckling
male goat less than one year old
doe
female goat over one year old
buck
male goat over one year old
Match the following
Baby chicken
Chick
Young female chicken
Pullet
Immature male chicken
Cockerel
adult female chicken
Hen
adult male chicken
Cock
Match the following
adult male castrated chicken
Capon
Young female chicken
Pullet
Immature male chicken
Cockerel
adult female chicken
Hen
adult male chicken
Rooster
Match the following
baby turkey
Poult
adult male turkey
Tom or Gobbler
adult female turkey
Hen
yearling male turkey
Jake
yearling female turkey
Jenny
Name the ID system shown in this picture
Tattooing
Ear Tagging
Branding
Angle Branding
Which animal identification method is used by some food manufacturers to identify specific animals when they enter their facility?
RFID
IC cards
Iris and retinal biometrics
Back tags
Which animal identification method uses a physical chain around the neck of the cow with a metal ID tag attached?
Ear tags
Neck chain or bands
Leg bands
Back tags
Which animal identification method is used to provide a chain of ownership for cattle moved directly to a recognized slaughtering establishment?
Ear tags
Neck chain or bands
Leg bands
Back tags
Suppose that a new predator of the rabbit migrated to this ecosystem. What is the most likely initial effect on the other organisms?
More competition among the mice for food
More competition among the hawks for food
Less competition among snakes for food
Less grass available for food
The picture shows an energy pyramid. What will most likely happen to the foxes and the wolves if the rabbits are removed?
The foxes will eat more wolves.
The foxes will eat fewer wolves.
There will be more foxes and wolves.
There will be fewer foxes and wolves.
What does the word "zoonotic" mean?
from animals
from humans
from a zoo
coming soon
How are zoonotic diseases transmitted to humans?
close contact with infected animals
eating infected animals
vectors like ticks and mosquitoes
all of these
Influenza carried by pigs is called
swine flu
pig flu
pork flu
bacon bloat
Zoonotic diseases can jump from one kind of animal to another
true
false
flue
tralse
Zoonotic diseases are becoming more common because: choose all that apply
people live further away from wild animals
habitat destruction makes wild animals closer to people
there are more livestock to supply food to growing population
larger human population lets viruses spread faster
A government agency focused on food, agriculture, natural resources, rural development, nutrition, and the public policy related to these issues. Use the acronym.
(a)
