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Knowledge Check: Sheep/Goats Production Systems

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When were sheep domesticated?

a)

5,000 years ago

b)

10,000 years ago

c)

15,000 years ago

d)

20,000 years ago

2.

Fill in the blank: Columbus brought sheep to _______.

a)

America

b)

Europe

c)

Asia

d)

Africa

3.

When were goats first domesticated?

a)

Around 10,000 years ago

b)

Around 5,000 years ago

c)

Around 2,000 years ago

d)

Around 1,000 years ago

4.

Who brought goats to America?

a)

Christopher Columbus

b)

Leif Erikson

c)

Hernán Cortés

d)

Ferdinand Magellan

5.

What is a 'Purebred flock'?

a)

A) Mating of parents from different genetic groups or breeds.

b)

B) Mating of parents from a common genetic group or breed.

c)

C) Mating of parents from a random genetic group or breed.

d)

D) Mating of parents from an unknown genetic group or breed.

6.

What is a 'Commercial flock' in production systems?

a)

Flocks that are used for breeding stock.

b)

Flocks that sell pounds of meat and/or wool instead of breeding stock.

c)

Flocks that are kept as pets.

d)

Flocks that are used for research purposes.

7.

What is a farm flock?

a)

A large operation with over 1000 head

b)

A slightly smaller operation that is kept more confined in fenced pastures

c)

An operation with no fences

8.

Fill in the blank: Most farm flock operations have less than ______ head.

a)

1000

b)

500

c)

2000

d)

1500

9.

What is a 'Range band' in types of production operations?

a)

Raised on the range in herds of 500 head or more.

b)

Raised on the range in herds of 1,000 head or more.

c)

Raised on the range in herds of 1,500 head or more.

d)

Raised on the range in herds of 2,000 head or more.

10.

What type of flock is confined to fenced in pastures?

a)

Free-range flock

b)

Farm flock

c)

Migratory flock

d)

Nomadic flock

11.

What type of flock is raised for pounds of meat or wool?

a)

Broiler flock

b)

Layer flock

c)

Commercial flock

d)

Breeding flock