Objective 5.01 Agriscience

Which career is in forestry?
1. Landscaper
2. Logging foreman
3. Greenhouse manager
4. Florist
Which career is involved in the harvesting phase of forestry?
1. Forester
2. Forest ranger
3. Logging foreman
4. Tree planter
A MAJOR part of a wildlife officer’s job includes:
1. Phone interviews advising farmers on the best cropping practices.
2. Time at a drafting table designing land capability maps.
3. Working in a lab testing groundwater for pesticide contamination.
4. Working outdoors to monitor hunting and fishing.
Individuals who advise governments in establishing fish/game laws and habitat
improvement programs are called:
1. Wildlife biologists.
2. Veterinarians.
3. Wildlife officers.
4. Wildlife managers.
The minimum level of education required for a wildlife biologist is:
1. A high school diploma.
2. Masters degree.
3. An Associates degree (2 years).
4. Postsecondary vocational education.
Who studies the effects of the environment on animal life?
1. Producer
2. Veterinarian
3. Breeder
4. Ecologist
Whose responsibility is it to enforce hunting and fishing regulations in order to manage
wildife?
1. Forest ranger
2. Animal behaviorist
3. Game warden
4. Animal taxonomist
A person who estimates timber volume is called a:
1. Skidder.
2. Timber cruiser.
3. Forest technician.
4. Logging foreman.
A career that involves moving downed trees from the cutting site to the loading area is
a:
1. Timber cruiser.
2. Logging foreman.
3. Skidder operator.
4. Forest technician.
A person who assists the forest land owner in evaluating the value of timber is a:
1. Skidder operator.
2. Forest technician.
3. Logging foreman.
4. Timber cruiser.
A career as a wildlife biologist is MOST likely in the field of:
1. Agricultural chemicals.
2. Agricultural production.
3. Food processing.
4. Natural resources.
Which is a career that requires a MINIMUM of 4 years of college to do research on
wildlife habitat?
1. Soil conservationist
2. Soil technician
3. Wildlife biologist
4. Wildlife technician
The MINIMUM level of education required for a soil scientist is a/an:
1. High school diploma.
2. Postsecondary vocational education.
3. Associates degree (2 years).
4. Bachelors degree (4 years).