Agricultural Engineering Prep Quiz

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What was the American Society of Agricultural Engineers renamed as? The...
- American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers
- American Society of Agricultural and Organic Engineers
- American Society of Agricultural and Botanical Engineers
- American Society of Agricultural Engineers and Environmental Scientists

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Agricultural engineering is a branch of agriculture that deals with the production and processing of agricultural products. It combines mechanical, civil, electrical and chemical principles with agricultural principles to improve agricultural practices.

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Which of the following provides standard safety and regulation for the agriculture industry?
- AESAB
- ASSE
- ASABE
- AIE
Correct Answer

A. ASABE

Explanation

ASABE stands for the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers. This organization provides standard safety and regulation for the agriculture industry. They develop and publish technical standards, guidelines, and best practices to ensure the safe and efficient operation of agricultural equipment and systems. They also promote research and education in agricultural engineering to improve the sustainability and productivity of the industry.

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3.

Which of these originated from at least 11 regions of the world?
- Farming tools
- Cultivation machines
- Crop farming
- Animal rearing
Correct Answer

A. Crop farming

Explanation

Crop farming originated from at least 11 regions of the world. This means that the practice of growing crops for food and other agricultural purposes has been independently developed in different parts of the world. The widespread origins of crop farming indicate its importance and prevalence throughout history, as different civilizations and cultures have relied on this practice for sustenance and economic development.

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4.

Agricultural engineering is an engineering discipline that studies which two areas of agriculture?
- Cultivation and Cropping
- Production and Cropping
- Production and Processes
- Processes and Cultivation
Correct Answer

A. Production and Processes

Explanation

Agricultural engineering is a field of engineering that focuses on improving agricultural practices and processes. It involves the application of engineering principles to areas such as production and processes in agriculture. This includes designing and developing equipment and machinery for farming, irrigation systems, and storage facilities, as well as studying and implementing efficient production techniques. Therefore, the correct answer is "Production and Processes."

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5.

In which year was the first curriculum of agricultural engineering established?
- 1933
- 1903
- 1923
- 1913
Correct Answer

A. 1903

Explanation

In 1903, the first curriculum of agricultural engineering was established. This marked the beginning of formal education and training in the field of agricultural engineering. It laid the foundation for the development and advancement of agricultural engineering as a discipline, providing students with the knowledge and skills necessary to address the engineering challenges in agriculture.

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6.

In which university was the first curriculum of agricultural engineering established?
- Stanford University
- Iowa State University
- University of Illinois
- Pennsylvania State University
Correct Answer

A. Iowa State University

Explanation

The correct answer is Iowa State University. Iowa State University established the first curriculum of agricultural engineering. This implies that Iowa State University was the first university to create a structured program specifically designed for studying agricultural engineering.

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7.

How many areas are under agricultural engineering?
- 14
- 13
- 15
- 12
Correct Answer

A. 15
8.

When was the American Society of Agricultural Engineers renamed?
- 1901
- 1905
- 1903
- 1907
Correct Answer

A. 1907

Explanation

In 1907, the American Society of Agricultural Engineers was renamed.

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9.

It's been how many years since humans began to plant?
- 13500
- 11500
- 10500
- 15500
Correct Answer

A. 11500
10.

What are the key goals of the disciplines to improve agricultural practices?
- Efficiency and Effectiveness
- Sustainability and Efficiency
- Effectiveness and Efficacy
- Efficacy and Sustainability
Correct Answer

A. Efficacy and Sustainability

Explanation

The key goals of the disciplines to improve agricultural practices are efficacy and sustainability. Efficacy refers to the ability of these disciplines to produce the desired results and outcomes in agricultural practices. Sustainability, on the other hand, focuses on ensuring that these practices are environmentally friendly, socially responsible, and economically viable in the long term. By prioritizing efficacy and sustainability, these disciplines aim to enhance agricultural productivity while minimizing negative impacts on the environment and society.

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