A) Fur production B) Companionship C) Meat production D) Pest control
A) Open pastures B) Glass enclosures C) Aquariums D) Wire cages
A) Berries B) Hay C) Bamboo D) Fish
A) Autumn B) Winter C) Spring D) Summer
A) 20-30 days B) 150-180 days C) 90-120 days D) 40-75 days
A) A type of cage B) A dietary supplement C) A young mink D) A disease
A) Administering vaccines B) Cleaning the cages C) Feeding the minks D) Removing the fur
A) A genetic disorder B) A bacterial infection C) A nutritional deficiency D) A viral disease
A) Loud music B) Overcrowding C) Sanitation D) Lack of water
A) Gravel B) Vitamin supplements C) Sand D) Cardboard
A) 1-2 years B) 15-20 years C) 25-30 years D) 5-10 years
A) Jill B) Sow C) Buck D) Doe
A) Hob B) Jill C) Ram D) Bull
A) Increase fur price B) Attract tourists C) Prevent disease spread D) Improve mink's singing
A) Glass shards B) Metal scraps C) Concrete D) Wood shavings
A) Weight loss B) Lethargy C) Glossy fur D) Runny nose
A) Left in cages B) Sold as pets C) Buried alive D) Rendering
A) Daily B) Never C) Monthly D) Weekly
A) 120-140°F B) 90-110°F C) 50-70°F D) 0-20°F
A) Scares the minks B) Attracts flies C) Increases ammonia buildup D) Reduces ammonia buildup
A) Aggressiveness B) Small size C) Fur quality D) Color blindness
A) Collects waste B) Generates electricity C) Provides shelter D) Holds food
A) Playing loud music B) Fencing C) Ignoring the problem D) Offering free food
A) Making the farm look organized B) Tracking lineage C) Entertaining the minks D) Avoiding regulations
A) Department of Agriculture B) Department of Interior C) Department of Defense D) Department of Education
A) Water pollution B) Decreased rainfall C) Increased biodiversity D) Reduced carbon emissions
A) Starvation B) Carbon dioxide C) Drowning D) Hammer blow
A) Increases their lifespan B) Reduces their appetite C) Affects fur quality D) Makes them friendlier
A) Feed the minks B) Clean the cages C) Sort by fur quality D) Administer vaccines |