What Do You Know About Intensive Animal Farming?
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In intensive animal farming, efforts are made to ensure that there maximum return on animals being reared in the farm! Animal farming is concerned with livestock like cattle, poultry, fish, pig, and others. Intensive animal farming makes the production of food products such as milk, fiber, and meat possible. Do you love animal farming?
- 1.What is intensive animal farming also called?
- A.
Factory farming
- B.
Mixed farming
- C.
Monocropping
- D.
Commercial farming
- 2.What is farming for production of milk in large quantities called?
- A.
Commercial farming
- B.
Dairy farming
- C.
Factory farming
- D.
Communal farming
- 3.Which of these is not a product of animal farming?
- A.
Milk
- B.
Egg
- C.
Meat
- D.
Cocoa
- 4.Which of these is not a product of aquaculture?
- A.
Salmon molluscs
- B.
Shrimp
- C.
Tilapia
- D.
Kolanut
- 5.Which of these is not a dairy animal?
- A.
Cattle
- B.
Dog
- C.
Goat
- D.
Buffalo
- 6.Which of these can not be used as a guard in animal farms?
- A.
Donkey
- B.
Goose
- C.
Buffalo
- D.
Dog
- 7.What kind of animal husbandry is concerned with bees?
- A.
Heliciculture
- B.
Aquaculture
- C.
Apiary
- D.
Dairy farming
- 8.Which of these is usually reared solely for meat?
- A.
Cattle
- B.
Goat
- C.
Pig
- D.
Buffalo
- 9.What form of animal husbandry is concerned with snails?
- A.
Apiary
- B.
Heliciculture
- C.
Aquaculture
- D.
Dairy farming
- 10.Which of these breeds of cattle is reared solely for milk?
- A.
Normande
- B.
Friesian cattle
- C.
Irish moiled cattle
- D.
Parda alpina
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