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Cattle Unit

Cattle Unit

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6th - 8th Grade

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Haley Rogers

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64 Slides • 18 Questions

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Multiple Select

In what ways do you think wild cattle have adapted to changing environmental pressures over thousands of years?

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They developed thicker hides to survive cold climates.

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They learned to communicate with humans to ask for food.

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Wild cattle grew stronger and more muscular to defend themselves from predators.

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They adapted to eat a wider variety of grasses and plants during food shortages.

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Multiple Choice

Why is the domestication of wild cattle considered significant for human societies?

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It provided humans with meat, milk, and draft animals

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It caused humans to stop farming and rely only on hunting.

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It made wild cattle more dangerous and harder to control.

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It led humans to move away form using animals for food.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements is true about the domestication of cattle?

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Taurine cattle were domesticated in the Near East from the wild aurochs.

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The first domestic cattle appeared in Mesopotamia around 8500 years BC.

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Short-horned cattle were the first to be domesticated.

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Long-horned cattle were only found in Asia.

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Review of Terminology:

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Fill in the Blanks

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Multiple Choice

Which term describes a cow that does not have horns due to a genetic trait?

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Poll

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Yearling

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Steer

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Polled

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Multiple Choice

What is the main difference between a cow and a heifer?

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A cow is always male, while a heifer is always female.

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A heifer is always older than a cow.

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A cow has had a calf, while a heifer has not.

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A heifer is a male that has not been castrated.

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Open Ended

Describe the differences between beef and veal.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a permanent method used by farmers to identify their cows?

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Collar

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Brand

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Bell

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Ear Tag

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Open Ended

Discuss the importance of distinguishing between bulls, cows, heifers, and calves in cattle management.

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Multiple Choice

What is the main purpose of a pasture for cows?

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To keep cows indoors during winter

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To train cows for shows

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To provide a place for cows to graze and eat grass

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To mark cows for identification

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Open Ended

Why might a farmer choose to use both brands and ear tags for identifying their cows?

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Fill in the Blanks

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Labelling

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​ The image shows external body parts of a steer. Place the 8 labels where they correctly go.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

Rib

Poll

Brisket

Muzzle

Belly

Rump

Cannon Bone

Hoof

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following primal cut area contains the largest percentage of beef cuts that comes from the Angus Beef Chart?

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Chuck

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Rib

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Round

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Sirloin

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Open Ended

Explain how cattle contribute to products other than meat, using examples from the by-products chart.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following are by-products obtained from cow's blood?

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Adhesives, Refined sugar, Brushes, Chewing gum

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Pasta, Cake mixes, Dyes & inks, Minerals

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Gelatin, Fertilizer, Candles, Brushes

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Textiles, Paint, Oil & lubricants, Insulation

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Multiple Choice

What aspect of wild cattle makes them valuable today?

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Their ability to adapt to changing pressures such as climate and diseases

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Their speed and agility

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Their aggressive behavior

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Their solitary lifestyle

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Open Ended

Summarize one key benefit that humans have gained from the domestication of wild cattle.

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