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Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What percentage of the total annual agricultural cash receipts is accounted for by livestock, dairy, and poultry receipts?

a)

Over 25%

b)

Over 50%

c)

Over 75%

d)

Over 90%

2.

What percentage of the total annual agricultural cash receipts is accounted for by livestock, dairy, and poultry receipts?

a)

Over 25%

b)

Over 50%

c)

Over 75%

d)

Over 90%

3.

Since 1990, by what percentage has the number of hog farms in the U.S. declined?

a)

More than 50%

b)

More than 60%

c)

More than 70%

d)

More than 80%

4.

Which state is listed as one of the top states for turkey sales?

a)

North Carolina

b)

Georgia

c)

Ohio

d)

Iowa

5.

How many jobs does the U.S. pet industry provide?

a)

Over 1.3 million

b)

Over 221 billion

c)

Over 60 billion

d)

12 percent of U.S. households

6.

What is the estimated economic impact of the U.S. pet industry annually?

a)

$32.3 billion

b)

$60 billion

c)

$14.5 billion

d)

Over $221 billion

7.

What is a current trend in the food animal industry regarding the size of operations/farms?

a)

The size of operations/farms is decreasing.

b)

The size of operations/farms is remaining constant.

c)

The size of operations/farms is increasing.

d)

The size of operations/farms is not relevant to the industry.

8.

Which of the following is a factor contributing to the consolidation of farms in the food animal industry?

a)

Independent small-scale farms are starting to dominate.

b)

Government policies have consistently disfavored larger farms.

c)

Larger farms are acquiring land that formerly belonged to smaller ones.

d)

Production is no longer tightly aligned across the production and distribution chain.

9.

What is a trend in consumer preferences that affects product consumption levels?

a)

Increase in fluid milk consumption

b)

Decrease in beef consumption

c)

Decrease in poultry and fish consumption

d)

Decrease in certified organic product consumption

10.

Which supplement is not mentioned as a current trend in the companion animal industry?

a)

Vitamins

b)

Fish oil

c)

CBD

d)

Antioxidants

11.

What is the purpose of subscription boxes in the companion animal industry?

a)

To provide training for pets

b)

To deliver pet food, supplements, and supplies regularly

c)

To offer pet sitting services

d)

To insure pets against illnesses

12.

Which of the following is not a technology trend in the companion animal industry?

a)

Dog cameras

b)

Autonomous litter box

c)

PrettyLitter

d)

Virtual reality pet games

13.

What is a legal consideration mentioned regarding the ownership of exotic animals in the U.S.?

a)

Mandatory training for exotic animal owners

b)

Confirmation from state fish and wildlife management authorities

c)

A universal ban across all states

d)

Requirement of a special driving license

14.

What is the definition of animal welfare according to the document?

a)

The use of biotechnology in managing animals.

b)

The humane care and treatment of animals by providing adequate housing, sanitation, nutrition, water, and veterinary care.

c)

The act of using electronic collars for animal obedience.

d)

The practice of feeding GMOs to animals.

15.

Which act sets standards for the minimum care and treatment of animals used for commercial sale, research, transported commercially, or exhibited to the public?

a)

The Health Research Extension Act

b)

The Animal Welfare Act

c)

The Lemon Law

d)

The Biotechnology Use Act

16.

What does the Health Research Extension Act of 1985 regulate?

a)

The use of GMOs in animals' diets.

b)

The care of animals used for biomedical and behavioral research.

c)

The treatment of animals in concentrated animal feeding operations.

d)

The use of hormones in food animals.

17.

What are "lemon laws" related to in the context of animal welfare?

a)

Laws that regulate the use of biotechnology in animals.

b)

Laws that provide standards for animal housing and nutrition.

c)

Laws that offer legal recourse to people who purchase animals with diseases or defects.

d)

Laws that control the use of antibiotics in food animals.

18.

What is a practice mentioned in the document that is used to manage animals but is contended due to ethical concerns?

a)

Adequate housing

b)

Cloning

c)

Sanitation

d)

Nutrition

19.

What is the purpose of beak trimming in poultry?

a)

To improve the animal's appearance

b)

To prevent feather pecking and cannibalism

c)

To prepare them for shows

d)

To increase egg production

20.

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of proper animal management and care according to the text?

a)

Healthier animals

b)

More productive animals

c)

Increased medical expenses

d)

Increased profitability

21.

According to the text, what should livestock producers strive to maximize in animals?

a)

The animal's ability to perform tricks

b)

The animal's ability to grow, reproduce, and maintain adequate health

c)

The animal's lifespan regardless of health

d)

The animal's ability to interact with other animals

22.
What is the role of a veterinarian?
a)
Designs and creates enclosures for animals in captivity that support their natural habitat and instinctual needs
b)
Assists veterinarians in diagnosing and treating animals in private clinics, animal hospitals, and research facilities
c)
Provides preventive and therapeutic medical treatment to animals based on latest industry standards and research
d)
Creates rations for animals based on their individual nutritional needs
23.
Which occupation studies a variety of animal species and may work in zoos, aquariums, parks, laboratories, governmental agencies, etc.?
a)
Veterinary technician
b)
Animal behaviorist
c)
Zoologist
d)
Wildlife rehabilitator
24.
What does a kennel attendant do?
a)
Provides basic care for animals in veterinary clinics, adoption shelters, or boarding facilities
b)
Examines and provides care to wildlife that are sick, injured or orphaned with the hopes of returning them back to the wild
c)
Sells and manages insurance policies on behalf of the insurance companies, assists owners in filing claims, and works with veterinary clinics to provide insurance coverage
d)
Trains animals for obedience, performance, riding, security, or assisting people with disabilities
25.
What is the role of a business manager in the animal industry?
a)
Provides economic guidance within the animal industry
b)
Supervises and leads an animal-related company’s operations and employees
c)
Provides guidance for financial planning, analysis, and projection for animal-related companies or organizations
d)
Informs veterinary professionals about new and improved pharmaceutical products
26.
Which occupation researches target consumers and designs advertising campaigns for animal-related products, services, or companies?
a)
Conservation officer
b)
Product marketing specialist
c)
Animal trainer
d)
Groomer
27.
What does an agriculture education teacher do?
a)
Trains animals for obedience, performance, riding, security, or assisting people with disabilities
b)
Studies the way animals behave and tries to determine what causes certain types of behavior and what factors can prompt behavior change
c)
Educates students about agriculture, food, and natural resources
d)
Assists with daily store operations
28.
What is the role of an animal welfare officer?
a)
Provides preventive and therapeutic medical treatment to animals based on latest industry standards and research
b)
Enforces the law to protect animals through intervention and education
c)
Designs and creates enclosures for animals in captivity that support their natural habitat and instinctual needs
d)
Assists veterinarians in diagnosing and treating animals in private clinics, animal hospitals, and research facilities
29.
Which occupation selects and breeds animals to produce offspring with desired characteristics?
a)
Animal breeder
b)
Farmer/rancher
c)
Animal waste management technician
d)
Nutritionist
30.
What does a farmer/rancher do in the animal industry?
a)
Provides basic care for animals in veterinary clinics, adoption shelters, or boarding facilities
b)
Maintains systems to promote proper handling, storage, and utilization of animal waste products
c)
Selects and breeds animals to produce offspring with desired characteristics
d)
Produces food, fiber, and other agricultural commodities by raising livestock or crops
31.
What qualifications are required for an entry-level job in the animal industry?
a)
Technical education certification
b)
High school graduate or less
c)
Bachelor's degree
d)
Associate degree
32.
What educational qualification requires completion of a four-year college or university degree?
a)
Technical education certification
b)
Associate degree
c)
High school diploma
d)
Bachelor's degree
33.
What educational qualification usually results after an additional two years at a college or university and requires a project or thesis?
a)
Bachelor's degree
b)
Technical education certification
c)
Master's degree
d)
High school diploma
34.
What is the role of a veterinary technician?
a)
Designs and creates enclosures for animals in captivity that support their natural habitat and instinctual needs
b)
Assists veterinarians in diagnosing and treating animals in private clinics, animal hospitals, and research facilities
c)
Provides preventive and therapeutic medical treatment to animals based on latest industry standards and research
d)
Creates rations for animals based on their individual nutritional needs
35.
Which occupation provides guidance for financial planning, analysis, and projection for animal-related companies or organizations?
a)
Business manager
b)
Financial analyst
c)
Pet insurance agent
d)
Pharmaceutical sales representative
36.
What does a wildlife rehabilitator do?
a)
Provides cosmetic services for animals
b)
Educates the public about wildlife, investigates wildlife crimes, and assists in wildlife management research
c)
Enforces the law to protect animals through intervention and education
d)

Treats, cures, and prevents illness and injury in wild undomesticated animals