1. Which outfit protects your lungs from strong disinfectants? A Mask
C. Overall coat
B. Hard hat
D. Hand gloves
2. Who can prescribe medicine from a sick animal?
C. Caretaker
C. Laborer
D. Herder
D. Veterinarian
3. Why there is a need to be professional when working with the animal?
A. To be safe
C. To be recognized
B. To be familiar
D. To have extra points
4. How to detect minor abnormalities from the herd?
A. Load the animal
C. Assist birth delivery
B. Examine the animal
D. Administer medicines
A 5. What are the two most important things needed in cleaning activity?
A. Alcohol and soap
C. Soap and water
B. Chlorine and alcohol
D. Water and alcohol
6. Which is being described as the cutting or consuming wild vegetation outdoor to
convert grasses into meat?
A. Castrating
C. Grazing
B. Branding
D. Herding
7. Who could do the task of administering drugs to animals?
A. Laborer
C. Farm equipment operators
B. Record keeper
D. Artificial insemination technician
8. Which of the words below serves as the home for animals?
C. Warehouse
A. Farm
D. Storage area
B. Pens​

Explanation:

MaskVeterinarianTo be safedon't knowChlorine and alcoholGrazingdon't knowFarm

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