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Methods of Livestock Reproduction Vocabulary

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which term describes breeding that happens when a male and female mate without equipment?

a)

Estrus synchronization by hormones

b)

Embryo transfer into recipients

c)

Natural service with direct mating

d)

Artificial insemination using collected semen

2.

What is the main goal of estrus detection in female livestock?

a)

Producing embryos in a lab

b)

Preventing disease spread on farms

c)

Identifying when a female is in heat

d)

Choosing animals for desirable traits

3.

Artificial insemination involves which core action?

a)

Placing semen with specialized equipment

b)

Allowing natural mating to occur

c)

Transferring embryos into donors

d)

Fertilizing eggs outside the body

4.

Which phrase best defines semen in livestock reproduction?

a)

Hormone mixture that triggers heat

b)

Fluid containing sperm cells

c)

Embryos ready for transfer

d)

Eggs fertilized in a lab

5.

What is the purpose of estrus synchronization?

a)

Prevent infections during breeding

b)

Select sires for genetic traits

c)

Identify individual heat cycles

d)

Cause females to be in heat together

6.

Embryo transfer primarily moves embryos from which animal to recipients?

a)

From synchronized recipients

b)

From lab-created clones

c)

From a male after collection

d)

From a superior female donor

7.

In vitro fertilization (IVF) is best described as:

a)

Fertilizing eggs inside the uterus

b)

Fertilizing eggs outside the body

c)

Transferring semen by catheter

d)

Detecting heat using behavior

8.

Genetic selection in breeding focuses on:

a)

Choosing animals for desirable traits

b)

Synchronizing heats with hormones

c)

Preventing disease transmission

d)

Producing embryos in recipients

9.

Biosecurity practices in breeding programs aim to:

a)

Increase lab fertilization rates

b)

Choose only superior donors

c)

Prevent spread of livestock diseases

d)

Enhance natural service success

10.

Which method requires identifying heat before timing procedures?

a)

Embryo transfer into recipients

b)

Artificial insemination of females

c)

Genetic selection of sires

d)

Cloning to copy an animal

11.

A farm wants all heifers to cycle at the same time. Which tool should be used?

a)

Embryo transfer protocols

b)

Estrus synchronization hormones

c)

Biosecurity quarantine rules

d)

Artificial insemination equipment

12.

Which statement about natural service is accurate?

a)

It occurs through natural mating

b)

It uses lab fertilization methods

c)

It relies on hormone injections

d)

It transfers embryos to recipients

13.

Which option pairs correctly: method and where fertilization happens?

a)

Embryo transfer — inside the body

b)

AI — outside the body

c)

Natural service — outside the body

d)

IVF — outside the body

14.

A producer wants to spread superior genetics quickly across the herd. Which approach best fits?

a)

Semen defined as sperm fluid

b)

Biosecurity isolation protocols

c)

Natural service with average sires

d)

Embryo transfer from top females

15.

Which practice is most directly about disease control in breeding facilities?

a)

Estrus detection timing

b)

Genetic selection for traits

c)

Biosecurity procedures

d)

Embryo transfer logistics