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| If you receive less than a D average (grade point of less than 1.00) your first semester | *b. you will be dropped by University Drop rules
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| To graduate from the University of Illinois you must meet all of the following except | *b. have at least a B average from UIUC
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| The proposed punishment for plagiarism in class assignments is determined by | *d. your instructor
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| According to the USDA, only 80% of jobs in the industry will be found in management,service, field and sales representation, merchandising, technician, information, education,communications, and ag production. | True
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| A system is a | *c. A set or arrangement of things so related or connected as to form a whole
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| The lowest level of thinking involves | *a. Comprehension
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| Comprehending is | *d. recognizing and translating information.
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| Learning is defined as | *a. actual or potential changes in behavior as a result of experience
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| ________ is/are usually written by professional authors and are intended to be read by a wide range of readers | *d. Popular literature
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| When searching the web an index search will give you better quality of returns comparedto search engines. | *a. True
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| Values and Ethics are | *b. different things
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| Ethics can be considered: | b. Philosophical study of normative behavior
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| What percentage of students drop out of high school every year in Illinois? | *b. 7 percent
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| The goal of education as a mechanism for preparing children to play constructive roles in society would be an example of | *a. Democratic Equality
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| State allocations provide the greatest share of common school funding in Illinois. | *b. false
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| The Human Companion Animal Bond is defined as | *c. some level of attachment to companion animals
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| The number of dogs and cats that are killed each year in animal shelters in the US | *d. 8 to 10 million
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| Modern theory says that | a. parent’s behavior influences children & vice versa
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| Which of the following would be an indirect influence on a child’s development? | *d. Children’s learned values
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| What is an example of direct influence on a child’s social development? | teaching and coaching
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| What is the percentage of children under 2 years old that are in non-parental child care for at least 20 hours a week? | *d. greater than 50%
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| The quality of a parent-child relationship is an indirect influence on an individual. T/F | true
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| One child born in the industrialized nations add more to consumption and pollution that how many children in developing nations? | *b. 30 to 50
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| Organizations formed to protect specific interests are less effective than broad scope organizations. | *b. False
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| The best way to minimize credit debt is to: | *b. only have one card
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| If someone claims bankruptcy, how long will it stay on his or her credit report? | *d. 10 years
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| When stores have a picture of a credit card by the cash register, | *c. customers are more likely to use their credit cards.
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| How many people are employed in an agriculture related in this country? | *c. 1 in 8
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| Illinois has over _________ food processing facilities. | *d. 3000
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| One of the “Key Tasks” in preventing bioterrorism is: | *b. Improving methods for threat detection
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| How many calories are in an average severing of fresh lettuce? | 15
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| Biosecurity is defined as: | *b. Life and health of important species
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| The first large scale use of microbes by terrorists on American soil was | *c. Oregon – salmonella
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| Diet is thought to be a factor in how many of the ten leading causes of death in the United | Six
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| What do low fat foods, fruits and vegetables, psyllium-containing products and wholegrain bread have in common? | *d. They reduce risk of heart disease
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| Which functional food offers the health benefit of reducing heart disease? | *c. high fiber cereals
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| Soy is effective in lowering cholesterol. T/F | True
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| What are the two main reasons that animals are used for food? | *a. protein quality and B-vitamins
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| Body weight equals | *b. food intake minus exercise
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| Which of the following is considered the “good” cholesterol? | *b. HDL
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| If you loose more than 2 pound a week, what do you lose (other than fat)? | *b. muscle
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| What is the percentage of people who regain weight after a diet? | *d. 95
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| Wool does not provide | *d. heat protection
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| US consumers spend approximately how much of their disposable income on food? | *c. 13 percent
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| According to Dr. Ellsworth, deforestation is an issue in: | *c. both air and soil quality
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| According to Dr. Ellsworth, what percent of the earth's land area is unsuitable for cropa | *d. 78%
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| What percentage of corn and soybean acreage was treated with herbicides? | *d. 95%
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| What is hypoxia? | *b. low oxygen concentrations
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| On a global scale, human activities have approximately _________ the amount of atmospheric nitrogen converted to biologically available forms. | *c. doubled
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| Adding biologically available nitrogen to water | *a. leads to low oxygen levels in water
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| The air we breathe contains about | *c. 80% nitrogen unavailable to organisms
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| Municipal sewage treatment systems tend to: | *c. convert most of the nitrogen to biologically available nitrogen
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| Which of these is the release of compounds from the activity of living organisms? | *a. Bioavailability
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| The most common source of drinking water in the State of Illinois would be | *b. Community Surface Water
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| With regard to water quality MCL refers to | *a. Maximum Contaminant Level
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| The "Blue Baby Syndrome" is | *b. caused by high nitrates in water
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| Pesticides most likely to be found in ground water would be those of a | *b. long half-life
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| Herbicide usage in the US is | *b. Decreasing
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| What is considered a potential contributor(s) to hypoxia? | Nitrogen and Phosphorus
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| If you travel to India, you are told not to drink the water. The main problem is likely to be | *d. bacteria
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| Higher the Carbon to Nitrogen Ratio in plant residue | *a. slows decomposition
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| Approximately what percentage of U.S. dairy farms are using injectable BST? | *b. 30%
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| Approximately how many broadcast T.V. stations are broadcasted in the Unites States of | *d. 1,000
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| Dr. Skirvin invented the thornless blackberry? T or F | *a. True
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| Potatoes are part of the | deadly nightshade family.
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| StarLink® corn was created to repel what organism? | *b. European corn borer
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| Which of these is a compound that slows the growth of a cell? | *b. Cytostatic
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| What reduces the growth rate of human colon cancer? | *c. Soybean processing waste
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| Corn distillate solids are: | *b. antimutagens
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| Three methods of making transgenic animals include | *a. pronuclear injection
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| Pronuclear Injection uses | *a. glass needle
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| The University of Illinois’s first transgenic pig was named? | *c. Big Al
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| The need for food in the year 2050 will | *c. triple
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| Economies of developing nations are opting to follow which of these? | *a. a market driven approach
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| In much of the world, free market reform has had what impact? | *a. accelerated liberalization of trade
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| India is ranked as the ________ largest country in the world in terms of land area. | *d. seventh
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| The population of the earth today is approximately | *a. 6 Billion
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| The resources of the world are not equally divided between the developed and developingnations. The developed nations use about | *d. 80 percent of the world's resources
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| Which crops are staples for 4 billion people in the world? | *d. corn, rice, wheat
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| According to the United Nations, what percentage of the world population in 2025 willbe living in urban areas? | *b. sixty percent
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| How much of the world lives in poverty? | *b. 50%
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| Over use of fertilizer causes | hypoxia and red tide
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| The largest user of water is: | *a. Agriculture
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| Which continent uses the least amount of water per person per year? | *a. Africa
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| What percent of the work force of Tanzania is employed in agriculture? | *c. 85 percent
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| According to a 2001 survey of colleges and employers, what is the number 1 personal quality employers seek in job candidates? | *a. communication skills
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