Which of the following is NOT a reason humans keep domestic animals? Work, Food, Clothing and shelter, Sports
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Sports
Answer explanation
Humans keep domestic animals primarily for work, food, and clothing/shelter. While sports can involve animals, it is not a fundamental reason for keeping them, making 'Sports' the correct answer.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What is the role of draft horses as working animals?
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To pull heavy loads
Answer explanation
Draft horses are specifically bred for strength and size, making them ideal for pulling heavy loads, such as plows and wagons. This role highlights their importance as working animals in agriculture and transportation.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What are food production animals often referred to as?
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Livestock animals
Answer explanation
Food production animals are commonly referred to as livestock animals. This term encompasses domesticated animals raised for food, fiber, and other products, distinguishing them from wild animals and pets.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Which of the following is NOT a product produced by food production animals? Meat, Eggs, Wool, Plastic
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Plastic
Answer explanation
Plastic is not a product of food production animals. In contrast, meat, eggs, and wool are all derived from animals raised for food and other agricultural purposes.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Which of the following is an example of a food production animal? Cattle, Lions, Elephants, Tigers
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Cattle
Answer explanation
Cattle are domesticated animals raised for food production, such as beef and dairy. In contrast, lions, elephants, and tigers are wild animals and not used for food production.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Which of the following is a dairy product produced by food production animals? Wool, Cheese, Leather, Honey
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Cheese
Answer explanation
Cheese is a dairy product made from the milk of food production animals, such as cows, goats, and sheep. In contrast, wool, leather, and honey are not dairy products.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Which of the following is a product obtained from cattle? Eggs, Milk, Feathers, Silk
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Milk
Answer explanation
Milk is a product obtained from cattle, specifically from dairy cows. Eggs come from birds, feathers are from birds, and silk is produced by silkworms, making milk the only correct choice related to cattle.
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