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  1. To help feed the world’s hungry, the MOST sustainable solution is:

integrating more land into food production in China & India.

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  1. Which describes current farming?

more total meat produced, but using more grain.

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  1. Factors contributing to world hunger include:

individuals suffer from poor diets even as food production rises.

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  1. Vegetarian diets contribute more to sustainability because:

recommending more agricultural land for meat is unsustainable.

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  1. Major cause for decline in worldwide fish harvest:

rising demand for fish.

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  1. Which is a consequence of overnutrition?

pollution.

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  1. Which explains rising water level in terminal lakes?

terminal lakes rise because water does not drain anywhere.

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  1. Which reduces pesticide residues on edible portions?

apply fungicides/pesticides to roots so edible portions remain uncontaminated.

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  1. No-till agriculture is an agricultural practice that…

promotes polyculture, including cattle grazing, to naturally fertilize fields.

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  1. Major systems of erosion include all of the following EXCEPT:

increased topsoil erosion by wind.

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  1. When sheet water flows downhill and removes topsoil uniformly, this is called:

sheet erosion.

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  1. Rachel Carson’s contributions to the environmental movement included which of the following?

brought awareness of the risks of using pesticides.

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  1. Your farmer friend grows three crops together in alternating rows. You are practicing:

intercropping.

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  1. An agricultural style that prevents erosion by water on flat land or gentle slopes is:

contour plowing.

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  1. The process least likely to conserve soil nutrients:

fertilizing with animal manure.

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  1. In order to switch to sustainable agriculture, which practice is NOT favorable?

inorganic fertilizer overuse.

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  1. Local extension agent suggests planting alfalfa next season. What are you doing?

no-till work on corn next season.

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  1. Alternating rows of fast-growing vegetables with apple trees is an example of:

intercropping.

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  1. If corn feed supports 20 humans/year, how many when humans eat corn directly?

25 humans.

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  1. Advantage of feedlots:

creates a higher yield.

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  1. Integrated Pest Management (IPM) approach includes:

using a variety of technique

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