WorksheetsAgEd_Review_Vocab
Total questions: 53
Worksheet time: 53mins
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Class
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1.
What does Agriculture mean?
a)
The science or practice of farming, growing crops, and raising animals for food and products.
b)
An animal, like a cow, that chews its food twice to digest plant material better.
c)
Large areas of land used for grazing animals.
d)
Not safe to eat.
2.
What does Mineral mean?
a)
A substance found in nature that the human body needs to stay healthy.
b)
The science or practice of farming, growing crops, and raising animals for food and products.
c)
An animal, like a cow, that chews its food twice to digest plant material better.
d)
Large areas of land used for grazing animals.
3.
What does Natural resources mean?
a)
Materials like minerals, forests, water, and land that people can use for different purposes.
b)
A substance found in nature that the human body needs to stay healthy.
c)
The science or practice of farming, growing crops, and raising animals for food and products.
d)
An animal, like a cow, that chews its food twice to digest plant material better.
4.
What does Source mean?
a)
A place, person, or thing where something comes from.
b)
Materials like minerals, forests, water, and land that people can use for different purposes.
c)
A substance found in nature that the human body needs to stay healthy.
d)
The science or practice of farming, growing crops, and raising animals for food and products.
5.
What does Fabric mean?
a)
Cloth made by weaving or knitting fibers.
b)
A place, person, or thing where something comes from.
c)
Materials like minerals, forests, water, and land that people can use for different purposes.
d)
A substance found in nature that the human body needs to stay healthy.
6.
What does Farming mean?
a)
The business of growing crops and raising animals.
b)
Cloth made by weaving or knitting fibers.
c)
A place, person, or thing where something comes from.
d)
Materials like minerals, forests, water, and land that people can use for different purposes.
7.
What does Flower mean?
a)
The part of a plant that helps it make seeds and attracts animals like bees.
b)
The business of growing crops and raising animals.
c)
Cloth made by weaving or knitting fibers.
d)
A place, person, or thing where something comes from.
8.
What does Forestry mean?
a)
The science of taking care of forests and growing trees for wood.
b)
The part of a plant that helps it make seeds and attracts animals like bees.
c)
The business of growing crops and raising animals.
d)
Cloth made by weaving or knitting fibers.
9.
What does Bushel mean?
a)
A container used to measure crops, like wheat or corn; a bushel of wheat weighs 60 pounds.
b)
The science of taking care of forests and growing trees for wood.
c)
The part of a plant that helps it make seeds and attracts animals like bees.
d)
The business of growing crops and raising animals.
10.
What does By-product mean?
a)
A product made while making something else, like leather made when producing beef.
b)
A container used to measure crops, like wheat or corn; a bushel of wheat weighs 60 pounds.
c)
The science of taking care of forests and growing trees for wood.
d)
The part of a plant that helps it make seeds and attracts animals like bees.
11.
What does Commodity mean?
a)
A basic product, like crops, that can be bought and sold.
b)
A product made while making something else, like leather made when producing beef.
c)
A container used to measure crops, like wheat or corn; a bushel of wheat weighs 60 pounds.
d)
The science of taking care of forests and growing trees for wood.
12.
What does Data mean?
a)
Information, usually shown in numbers.
b)
A basic product, like crops, that can be bought and sold.
c)
A product made while making something else, like leather made when producing beef.
d)
A container used to measure crops, like wheat or corn; a bushel of wheat weighs 60 pounds.
13.
What does End product mean?
a)
The final product that is ready to be sold to people.
b)
Information, usually shown in numbers.
c)
A basic product, like crops, that can be bought and sold.
d)
A product made while making something else, like leather made when producing beef.
14.
What does Hundredweight (cwt) mean?
a)
A unit of weight that equals 100 pounds.
b)
The final product that is ready to be sold to people.
c)
Information, usually shown in numbers.
d)
A basic product, like crops, that can be bought and sold.
15.
What does Climate mean?
a)
The usual weather in a certain area over a long time.
b)
A unit of weight that equals 100 pounds.
c)
The final product that is ready to be sold to people.
d)
Information, usually shown in numbers.
16.
What does Consumer mean?
a)
A person who buys and uses goods and services.
b)
The usual weather in a certain area over a long time.
c)
A unit of weight that equals 100 pounds.
d)
The final product that is ready to be sold to people.
17.
What does Cultivate mean?
a)
To prepare land for planting crops and take care of plants as they grow.
b)
A person who buys and uses goods and services.
c)
The usual weather in a certain area over a long time.
d)
A unit of weight that equals 100 pounds.
18.
What does Floriculture mean?
a)
The growing of flowers for decoration or sale.
b)
To prepare land for planting crops and take care of plants as they grow.
c)
A person who buys and uses goods and services.
d)
The usual weather in a certain area over a long time.
19.
What does Fruit mean?
a)
The part of a plant that grows from a flower and contains seeds.
b)
The growing of flowers for decoration or sale.
c)
To prepare land for planting crops and take care of plants as they grow.
d)
A person who buys and uses goods and services.
20.
What does Horticulture mean?
a)
The science of growing plants like fruits, vegetables, and flowers.
b)
The part of a plant that grows from a flower and contains seeds.
c)
The growing of flowers for decoration or sale.
d)
To prepare land for planting crops and take care of plants as they grow.
21.
What does Specialty crop mean?
a)
Crops that are not regular foods, like nuts, vegetables, or flowers.
b)
The science of growing plants like fruits, vegetables, and flowers.
c)
The part of a plant that grows from a flower and contains seeds.
d)
The growing of flowers for decoration or sale.
22.
What does Vegetable mean?
a)
An edible part of a plant that doesn't have seeds.
b)
Crops that are not regular foods, like nuts, vegetables, or flowers.
c)
The science of growing plants like fruits, vegetables, and flowers.
d)
The part of a plant that grows from a flower and contains seeds.
23.
What does Annual mean?
a)
A plant that lives for only one year or season.
b)
An edible part of a plant that doesn't have seeds.
c)
Crops that are not regular foods, like nuts, vegetables, or flowers.
d)
The science of growing plants like fruits, vegetables, and flowers.
24.
What does Antioxidant mean?
a)
A substance in foods that helps protect the body from damage.
b)
A plant that lives for only one year or season.
c)
An edible part of a plant that doesn't have seeds.
d)
Crops that are not regular foods, like nuts, vegetables, or flowers.
25.
What does Bran mean?
a)
The hard outer layer of a grain seed.
b)
A substance in foods that helps protect the body from damage.
c)
A plant that lives for only one year or season.
d)
An edible part of a plant that doesn't have seeds.
26.
What does Carbohydrate mean?
a)
A type of food that gives the body energy.
b)
The hard outer layer of a grain seed.
c)
A substance in foods that helps protect the body from damage.
d)
A plant that lives for only one year or season.
27.
What does Celiac disease mean?
a)
A condition where the body can’t digest foods with gluten, like wheat.
b)
A type of food that gives the body energy.
c)
The hard outer layer of a grain seed.
d)
A substance in foods that helps protect the body from damage.
28.
What does Endosperm mean?
a)
The part of a seed that gives energy to the growing plant.
b)
A condition where the body can’t digest foods with gluten, like wheat.
c)
A type of food that gives the body energy.
d)
The hard outer layer of a grain seed.
29.
What does Ethanol mean?
a)
A type of fuel made from plants, like corn.
b)
The part of a seed that gives energy to the growing plant.
c)
A condition where the body can’t digest foods with gluten, like wheat.
d)
A type of food that gives the body energy.
30.
What does Fiber mean?
a)
A part of food that helps with digestion but isn’t digested itself.
b)
A type of fuel made from plants, like corn.
c)
The part of a seed that gives energy to the growing plant.
d)
A condition where the body can’t digest foods with gluten, like wheat.
31.
What does Germ mean?
a)
The part of a grain that grows into a new plant.
b)
A part of food that helps with digestion but isn’t digested itself.
c)
A type of fuel made from plants, like corn.
d)
The part of a seed that gives energy to the growing plant.
32.
What does Gluten mean?
a)
A stretchy substance in flour that helps dough stick together.
b)
The part of a grain that grows into a new plant.
c)
A part of food that helps with digestion but isn’t digested itself.
d)
A type of fuel made from plants, like corn.
33.
What does Grain mean?
a)
The seeds from plants like wheat, corn, or rice that we eat.
b)
A stretchy substance in flour that helps dough stick together.
c)
The part of a grain that grows into a new plant.
d)
A part of food that helps with digestion but isn’t digested itself.
34.
What does Protein mean?
a)
A nutrient that helps build muscles and other body parts.
b)
The seeds from plants like wheat, corn, or rice that we eat.
c)
A stretchy substance in flour that helps dough stick together.
d)
The part of a grain that grows into a new plant.
35.
What does Refined grain mean?
a)
Grain that has had some parts removed to make it taste or last longer.
b)
A nutrient that helps build muscles and other body parts.
c)
The seeds from plants like wheat, corn, or rice that we eat.
d)
A stretchy substance in flour that helps dough stick together.
36.
What does Shelf-life mean?
a)
How long food or other products can be stored before they go bad.
b)
Grain that has had some parts removed to make it taste or last longer.
c)
A nutrient that helps build muscles and other body parts.
d)
The seeds from plants like wheat, corn, or rice that we eat.
37.
What does Staple food mean?
a)
A food that is eaten regularly and can be stored for a long time.
b)
How long food or other products can be stored before they go bad.
c)
Grain that has had some parts removed to make it taste or last longer.
d)
A nutrient that helps build muscles and other body parts.
38.
What does Vitamins mean?
a)
Nutrients needed in small amounts to help the body work properly.
b)
A food that is eaten regularly and can be stored for a long time.
c)
How long food or other products can be stored before they go bad.
d)
Grain that has had some parts removed to make it taste or last longer.
39.
What does Whole grain mean?
a)
Grain that has all its parts (bran, germ, and endosperm) still included.
b)
Nutrients needed in small amounts to help the body work properly.
c)
A food that is eaten regularly and can be stored for a long time.
d)
How long food or other products can be stored before they go bad.
40.
What does Livestock mean?
a)
Farm animals like cows, horses, and pigs.
b)
Grain that has all its parts (bran, germ, and endosperm) still included.
c)
Nutrients needed in small amounts to help the body work properly.
d)
A food that is eaten regularly and can be stored for a long time.
41.
What does Beef cattle mean?
a)
Cows raised for their meat.
b)
Farm animals like cows, horses, and pigs.
c)
Grain that has all its parts (bran, germ, and endosperm) still included.
d)
Nutrients needed in small amounts to help the body work properly.
42.
What does Dairy cattle mean?
a)
Cows that produce milk.
b)
Cows raised for their meat.
c)
Farm animals like cows, horses, and pigs.
d)
Grain that has all its parts (bran, germ, and endosperm) still included.
43.
What does Milking parlor mean?
a)
A building where cows are milked.
b)
Cows that produce milk.
c)
Cows raised for their meat.
d)
Farm animals like cows, horses, and pigs.
44.
What does Bull mean?
a)
Male cattle that has not been castrated.
b)
A building where cows are milked.
c)
Cows that produce milk.
d)
Cows raised for their meat.
45.
What does Calf mean?
a)
A young cow or bull.
b)
A male cow that has not been castrated.
c)
A building where cows are milked.
d)
Cows that produce milk.
46.
What does Cellulose mean?
a)
The part of green plants like grass that animals eat but humans can’t digest.
b)
A young cow or bull.
c)
A male cow that has not been castrated.
d)
A building where cows are milked.
47.
What does Cow mean?
a)
Female cattle that can produce milk.
b)
The part of green plants like grass that animals eat but humans can’t digest.
c)
A young cow or bull.
d)
A male cow that has not been castrated.
48.
What does Digestion mean?
a)
The process of breaking down food so the body can use it.
b)
A female cow that can produce milk.
c)
The part of green plants like grass that animals eat but humans can’t digest.
d)
A young cow or bull.
49.
What does Edible mean?
a)
Safe to eat.
b)
The process of breaking down food so the body can use it.
c)
A female cow that can produce milk.
d)
The part of green plants like grass that animals eat but humans can’t digest.
50.
What does Heifer mean?
a)
A young female cow that hasn’t had a calf yet.
b)
Safe to eat.
c)
The process of breaking down food so the body can use it.
d)
A female cow that can produce milk.
51.
What does Inedible mean?
a)
Not safe to eat.
b)
A young female cow that hasn’t had a calf yet.
c)
Safe to eat.
d)
The process of breaking down food so the body can use it.
52.
What does Rangeland mean?
a)
Large areas of land used for grazing animals.
b)
Not safe to eat.
c)
A young female cow that hasn’t had a calf yet.
d)
Safe to eat.
53.
What does Ruminant mean?
a)
An animal, like a cow, that chews its food twice to digest plant material better.
b)
Large areas of land used for grazing animals.
c)
Not safe to eat.
d)
A young female cow that hasn’t had a calf yet.
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