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Unit 5, Part 2

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why are cows fed corn in CAFOs?

a)

It is cheap and accelerates growth

b)

It prevents bacterial growth

c)

It is easily dried and stored

d)

Cows digest corn easily

2.

Cows in CAFOs require more antibiotics because

a)

they eat corn and stand in their own wastes

b)

they are densely packed

c)

the breed of cattle used in CAFOs tend to be weaker

d)

they are older than grass fed beef

3.

CAFOs make meat more economical, but may have some negative environmental impacts. These include all of the following EXCEPT

a)

increase in nutrients in stormwater runoff.

b)

increase in sediments in stormwater runoff.

c)

increased use of land area over other types of animal farming.

d)

high concentrations of animal waste.

4.

Overgrazing of grasslands can lead to reduced range quality. Two of the major effects of overgrazing are

a)

erosion and desertification

b)

eutrophication and increased methane production

c)

higher fire potential and increased productivity

d)

higher primary productivity and ammonification

5.

Compared with people in developing countries, people in industrialized countries are more likely to eat…

a)

Beef

b)

Corn

c)

Rice

d)

Beans

6.

How are birds raised and slaughtered in 2008 different then 1950?

a)

The chickens are made smaller and slaughtered sooner.

b)

The chickens are made bigger and slaughtered later.

c)

The chickens are made smaller and slaughtered later.

d)

The chickens are made bigger and slaughtered sooner.

7.

__________________________ of a fishery is the highest amount of species that can be harvested without diminishing the populating in future years.

a)

Maximum Sustainable Yield

b)

Exclusive Economic zone

c)

Overexploited

8.

What is aquaculture?

a)

The study of saltwater and freshwater organisms for use in medicine

b)

The breeding of land plants and animals to be used as fish feed

c)

The breeding, raising and harvesting of both fresh and saltwater organisms

d)

The manufacturing of aquatic organisms into feed and fertilizer

9.

Which of these is NOT an environmental concern of farming fish?

a)

Introducing pesticides, herbicides and antibiotics into the environment

b)

Transferring disease from farmed fish to wild fish and vica versa

c)

Increasing waste in slow moving water

d)

Potentially introducing native fish into the wild

10.

Measure of how much a person/group consumes, expressed in area of land

a)

Ecological Footprint

b)

Ecological Factor

c)

Carbon Footprint

d)

Waste Footprint

11.

Which of the following is NOT something that would DECREASE your footprint

a)

Renewable energy use (wind, solar, hydroelectric)

b)

Less consumption, less travel, less energy use

c)

Larger houses

d)

Plant-based diet

12.

Which of these problems could happen if we don't look after the resources we have?

a)

Loss of animal homes

b)

Climate change

c)

Increase in pollution

d)

All of the above

13.
What is NOT a sustainable practice?
a)
recycling
b)
reducing
c)
reusing
d)
buying 
14.

IPM is likely to use all of the following techniques EXCEPT

a)

intercropping.

b)

habitat creation for pest predators.

c)

planting herbicide-resistant crops.

d)

increased use of traditional pesticides.

15.

Which of these best describes a practice that aligns with integrated pest management?

a)

increasing fertilizer use to improve crop yield per hectare

b)

introducing natural predators of a pest species to decrease their crop damage

c)

using pesticides earlier in the season to increase their effectiveness

d)

growing monocultures so that crops will be easier to manage

16.

Which statement best describes sustainable use?

a)

Balancing use and conservation.

b)

Not using resources in order to conserve them.

c)

Creating more resources in order to conserve others.

d)

Using resources as they are needed regardless of availability.

17.

True or False? When IPM is implemented, the need for chemical pesticides is eliminated.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

IPM is likely to use all of the following techniques EXCEPT

a)

intercropping.

b)

habitat creation for pest predators.

c)

planting herbicide-resistant crops.

d)

increased use of traditional pesticides.

19.

Which of the following strategies would help ensure that we can provide food for a growing human population?

a)

Increase ethanol production in industrialized nations

b)

encourage parents to have more offspring to increase available farm labor

c)

increase palm oil production in poor countries

d)

reduce the amount of meat consumption worldwide

20.

Use of this method of control requires concentrations to be increased often because pest develop resistance

a)

GMOs

b)

Pestsides

c)

plant removal

d)

control burning