Beef Cattle Classes Quiz: Test!
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How much do you know about beef cattle? Beef cattle are raised explicitly for meat production. The meat of mature or almost mature cattle is mostly known as beef. Angus cattle are said to be the best breed for meat. The most succulent part of the cattle is called the tenderloin. That is how filet mignon is made. This quiz on beef cattle is a cut above the rest.
- 1.A calf is around how old?
- A.
One year or older
- B.
Less than one year
- C.
Six month to one year old
- D.
Less than three months old
- 2.What are the 5 sex classes?
- A.
Steer, Heifer, Cow, Bull, Stag
- B.
Slaughter, Feeder, Veal, Calves, Bull
- C.
Calves, Cattle, Veal, Slaughter, Feeder
- D.
Age, Use, Cow, Feeder, Sex
- 3.What happens to cattle raised for slaughter?
- A.
They are slaughtered to become sold as meat
- B.
They are raised till they die
- C.
They are raised for breeding
- D.
They are used as the bull in the herd
- 4.Steers are castrated after reaching sexual maturity.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 5.Stags and Steers are the same things.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 6.Heifers have had a baby.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 7.A male that is castrated after reaching sexual maturity is called?
- A.
Stag
- B.
Steer
- C.
Boar
- D.
Bull
- 8.A male that is castrated before reaching sexual maturity is called?
- A.
Stag
- B.
Steer
- C.
Bull
- D.
Calve
- 9.Slaughter cattle are raised to be?
- A.
Sold as meat
- B.
Used for milk
- C.
Made to lay ggs
- D.
Made for breeding
- 10.What are the 5 Age classes?
- A.
Calves, Cattle, Veal cavles, Slaughter calves, Feeder calves
- B.
Stag, Cow, Bull, Steer, Heifer
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