1
Select the correct answer.
Cattle are able to gather more nutrients from forage than most animals because
A.
they spend more time in fields than most livestock.
B.
they are fed by man rather than being allowed to graze.
C.
they have a sophisticated digestive system with four stomachs.
D.
they have been bred to acquire this trait in the past 50 years.
2
Select the correct answer.
All the following can impact how much an animal needs to eat EXCEPT
A.
Age.
B.
Size.
C.
Color.
D.
Gender.
3.
Select the correct answer.
Farmers have the right to treat their animals however they want.
A.
True
B.
False
4
Select the correct answer.
Supplements are used to ensure that livestock get essential nutrients.
A.
True
B.
False
5.
Select the correct answer.
The first animal to be domesticated was the
A.
dog.
B.
pig.
C.
horse.
D.
chicken.
6.
Select the correct answer.
In nature, the fittest animals are the ones that reproduce.
A.
True
B.
False
7
Select the correct answer.
Why are most domesticated animals herbivores?
A.
Only herbivores could be captured.
B.
Carnivores will not reproduce in captivity.
C.
Herbivores are easier to feed.
D.
Early religions favored herbivores.
8
Select the correct answer.
The majority of goats that produce mohair live in
A.
California.
B.
Florida.
C.
Maryland.
D.
Texas.
9
Select the correct answer.
Why were cattle better suited for established civilizations than nomadic ones?
A.
Cattle need a lot of land on which to graze.
B.
Only cattle were consumed for food.
C.
Cattle are particularly useful for plowing land.
D.
Those in an established civilization do not hunt.
10
Select the correct answer.
California and Indiana are important in the poultry industry for the broilers that they produce.
A.
True
B.
False
11
Select the correct answer.
Pork and chicken consumption are on the rise in the United States for which of the following reasons?
A.
It is easier to raise chickens than cattle.
B.
Pork has a reputation for carrying disease.
C.
Changes in the American diet favor leaner meats.
D.
Cattle processing has gotten a lot of criticism for being inhumane.
12
Select the correct answer.
All the following are examples of selective breeding EXCEPT
A.
a wild dog that finds and mates with a domestic dog.
B.
neutering a horse that is particularly small for its breed.
C.
adding sheep from another country to the bloodline to help combat disease.
D.
purposely mating larger pigs to increase the amount of meat produced.
13
Select the correct answer.
The pork industry is largely centered in the Midwest because
A.
the corn industry is located there.
B.
most other regions in the country do not have the land for agriculture.
C.
several Eastern states banned them when they were carriers of disease.
D.
pigs were brought by German immigrants, who tended to settle in the Midwest.
14
Select the correct answer.
Which of the following conclusions can be drawn from the 2008 passage of Proposition 2?
A.
California voters are largely vegetarians.
B.
California voters believe that animals have many rights.
C.
California voters oppose conditions they see as inhumane.
D.
California voters feel that all animals should have spacious living conditions.
15
Select the correct answer.
Digestive problems can be fatal in horses for which of the following reasons?
A.
Horses become ill if there are any changes in their diet.
B.
They have two stomachs, which do not process food as effectively as four.
C.
Their digestive systems are not as evolved as those that other animals have.
D.
They cannot vomit, so there is no release for food that is causing a problem.

Answer:

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(6) A  (7) D  (8) C   (9) D   (10) A  (11) D  (12) A   (13) B    (14) C   (15) D

Explanation:

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Your answer:

The majority of tourists in both nations are from the United States.


The dominant language in both countries is Spanish.


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He escaped from the Yankees.

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He gave medical care to African Americans.

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_____________________ can declare war on another country. *
10 points
1.State governments
2.The Federal government
3.American citizens
4.A governor

For each scenario, match the "check" on that action.
Congress passes a bill that the President
doesn’t like.
Congress passes a law which the judicial
branch considers an abuse of power
The President signs a treaty with a
country which Congress disapproves of
The President commits an illegal act
A federal judge is convicted of taking
bribes
A supreme court justice retires who the
president disapproves of
The president vetoes a law that
Congress really wants to see passed
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that Congress really wants to see
enacted
The president sends the military to fight
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Congress
The president signs an executive order
which the Supreme Court feels is an
abuse of power

Two name brand electronic companies have decided join the cellular phone production market. To save money on how much they pay their employees, they have decided to have their new phones manufactured overseas. Which of the basic economics questions have these companies answered?
i. What should be produced?
ii. How should it be produced?
iii. Who will use what is produced?
A.
i only
B.
iii only
C.
i and ii only
D.
i, ii, and iii



Please select the best answer from the choices provided


A
B
C
D
Mark this and return

Among the reasons socialism never developed in the United States was that labor
unions:
A) Secured workers' rights
B) Broke up monopolies
C) Guaranteed health care
D) Diversified the workforce

what is parallel culture
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How many times has the Pacific Conference won the NCAA Basketball championship?

How has Mexico City's government tried to address its air pollution problem?

A.
It has built water sanitation plants in the city.

B.
It has limited mining in the mountain regions.

C.
It has banned planting trees around the city.

D.
It has restricted the use of automobiles in the city.

The executive branch in Georgia is responsible for
interpreting laws.
enacting laws.
carrying out laws.
overriding laws.

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Which of the following is one reason that unions play a decreased role in the US economy today?
A.
Many large US factories have closed as companies seek lower-priced labor elsewhere.
B.
Over time, the collective bargaining process has helped define acceptable actions for management and labor.
C.
Long-time union efforts have led to higher wages and improved working conditions.
D.
Regulations established by the US government have limited the effectiveness of unions.

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A. Federal Law
B. State Law
C. Local Law
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A. Health care
B. Jobs
C. Taxes
D. Weapons

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Communism
Communism

Nationalism
Nationalism

Capitalism
Capitalism

Fascism

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A. Gas

B. Tanks

C. Machine guns

D. U-boats

E. All of the above

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The passage describes how the Aztecs and other Mesoamericans were dependent on each other for
A.
agricultural items.
B.
animal products.
C.
cotton and rubber.
D.
luxury items.

PLZ EXPLAIN PLEASE
Based on the information in the chart, what can be concluded about Mexico?

A.
It was heavily influenced by Spain.

B.
It was heavily influenced by Portugal.

C.
It has remained free from European influence.

D.
Both A and B are correct.