Meat Evaluation & Technology Exploration

What does CDE stand for?

• Career & Distance Education

• Career Development Events

• Career Discovery Events

• Career Digital Exploration

Which of the following is not an achievement competitors in this event will achieve?

• Develop employment skills for students who are interested in a career in the meat industry

• Develop analytical skills, critical thinking strategies, and an understanding of appropriate meat terminology

• Become knowledgeable consumers of meat animal products

• Be capable of taking a carcass animal and processing it into sellable products

How many students can make up a team for this contest?

• 2-3

• 3-4

• 3-5

• 4-5

Is official dress required for this event?

• Yes, but hats are also allowed.

• No, but the jacket must still be worn.

• Yes

• No, only warm clothing and a hat is required

What safety clothing must be worn or provided to competitors?

• None

• Only A Ball Cap

• Only A Hairnet

• A Ball Cap & Hairnet

What should the competitors bring to the event? Choose all that apply.

• Number 2 pencil

• Simple & Silent Calculator

• Clean Clipboard

• Blank Sheet Of Paper

True or False: You are allowed to touch the meat to evalute it's quality or identify it.

• True

• False

Choose all that apply. What does the top scorer in the entire state earn?

• A Baby Bison Trophy

• A Certificate

• A pound of Bacon

• A $250 check

One part of the contest is placing classes. What does it mean to place a class?

• To rank the quality from 1 (best) to 4 (worst)

• To categorize the class (type of meat) with the type of animal it's from

• To connect the cut of meat to the place on the animal it comes from

• To score how impressive each cut is

When you place classes, all of the cuts will be the exact same type and species. How many different groups of classes do you have to evaluate?

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 6