ANS 320 FINAL EXAM UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Which of the following is typically the limiting amino acid
for swine?
Answer:
Lysine
Question:
2. Which of the following is typically the limiting amino acid
for cats and dogs?
Answer:
Methionine
Question:
3. which process removes a higher fat percentage of oil
from soybeans?
Answer:
solvent extraction
3 multiple choice options
Question:
4. soybean meal is limiting in which amino acid?
Answer:
methionine
3 multiple choice options
Question:
5. which type of soybean meal can be used as abypass
protein?
Answer:
expeller processed
3 multiple choice options
Question:
6. bypass proteins meet the amino acid requirements of the
animal not the microbes in the rumen.
Answer:
true
1 multiple choice option
, Question:
7. synthetic amino acids are manufactured through
fermentation
Answer:
true
1 multiple choice option
Question:
8. list one benefit of using synthetic amino acids in swine or
poultry diets
Answer:
reduces amount of total crude protein required
Question:
9. animal proteins usually have a higher bioavailability
compared to plant proteins
Answer:
true
Question:
10. why are meat and bone meals restricted in ruminant diets
Answer:
can cause prion transfers, leading to BSE (mad cow disease), or scrapie in sheep
Question:
11. Which of the following is a prohibited ingredient for
ruminants
Answer:
lamb meal
3 multiple choice options
Question:
12. blood meal is a highly digestible source of lysine for all
animal species
Answer:
false
1 multiple choice option
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Which of the following is typically the limiting amino acid
for swine?
Answer:
Lysine
Question:
2. Which of the following is typically the limiting amino acid
for cats and dogs?
Answer:
Methionine
Question:
3. which process removes a higher fat percentage of oil
from soybeans?
Answer:
solvent extraction
3 multiple choice options
Question:
4. soybean meal is limiting in which amino acid?
Answer:
methionine
3 multiple choice options
Question:
5. which type of soybean meal can be used as abypass
protein?
Answer:
expeller processed
3 multiple choice options
Question:
6. bypass proteins meet the amino acid requirements of the
animal not the microbes in the rumen.
Answer:
true
1 multiple choice option
, Question:
7. synthetic amino acids are manufactured through
fermentation
Answer:
true
1 multiple choice option
Question:
8. list one benefit of using synthetic amino acids in swine or
poultry diets
Answer:
reduces amount of total crude protein required
Question:
9. animal proteins usually have a higher bioavailability
compared to plant proteins
Answer:
true
Question:
10. why are meat and bone meals restricted in ruminant diets
Answer:
can cause prion transfers, leading to BSE (mad cow disease), or scrapie in sheep
Question:
11. Which of the following is a prohibited ingredient for
ruminants
Answer:
lamb meal
3 multiple choice options
Question:
12. blood meal is a highly digestible source of lysine for all
animal species
Answer:
false
1 multiple choice option