This quiz works best with JavaScript enabled. Home > Farming Technology > Agricultural Technology – Quiz 2 🏠 Homepage 📘 Download PDF Books 📕 Premium PDF Books Agricultural Technology Quiz 2 (20 MCQs) Quiz Instructions Select an option to see the correct answer instantly. 1. Introduction of machines such as the tractor and the processor 2. fewer workers needed on the farm3. more industries looking for labor in the city 4. a shift from agriculture to manufacturing during World War II What would be the BEST title for the information above? A) "The Impact of World War II and the Decline of Cash Crops" as the state turned away from agriculture to manufacturing during WWII. B) "The Reasons behind the Population Shift to Large Cities" as new technology reduced the need for farm workers but called for manufacturing workers. C) "The Change from Cotton to Other Crops" as farmers turned from cotton to other cash crops during WWII. D) "The Collapse of Farming in Georgia" as farming was no longer important to the economy of Georgia. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) "The Reasons behind the Population Shift to Large Cities" as new technology reduced the need for farm workers but called for manufacturing workers. 2. Crops grown on a farm are considered what type of resource? A) Exhaustible. B) Renewable. C) Nonrenewable. D) Reusable. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Renewable. 3. Why are farmers profit margins being squeezed? A) People are consuming less beef. B) Because of floods, drought and bush fires. C) They are poor managers of farms. D) Their income is reducing while expenses are increasing. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Their income is reducing while expenses are increasing. 4. On the feudal manor, in exchange for labor, what did serfs receive? A) Noble Titles. B) Ownership of the land. C) Protection. D) High wages. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Protection. 5. What is ONE way technology could affect technology in a good way A) Could have a malfunction. B) Keeps produce fresh. C) Spreads disease to crops. D) Fails. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Keeps produce fresh. 6. How can we better the environment? A) By figuring out how to work with nature. B) By figuring out how to make our laptops come alive. C) By learning how to spell climate change. D) By learning magic spells that will remove the environment. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) By figuring out how to work with nature. 7. Cloth makers, cobblers, and stone masons are examples of what? A) Churches. B) Fairs. C) Crusaders. D) Guilds. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Guilds. 8. What is minichromosome technology? A) A tiny machine inside computers to automatically delete unwanted elements in your background. B) A tiny structure inside a plant's roots that turns the plant upside down after it finishes growing. C) A tiny structure inside a plant cell that does not have many genes but contains a lot of traits. D) A tiny structure inside a plant's cell that connects to a computer in order to share what the plant is feeling on Instagram. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) A tiny structure inside a plant cell that does not have many genes but contains a lot of traits. 9. How did the Crusades impact society and lead to the decline of the middle ages? A) An increase in trade led to the end of manorialism. B) More trade strengthened the power of the church. C) Many Europeans converted to Islam. D) Kings became weaker. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) An increase in trade led to the end of manorialism. 10. The role of transportation in industries such as agriculture is A) Vital. B) Very important. C) Somewhat important. D) Not important. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Vital. 11. Agricultural products include: A) Buildings, food, fiber, and fuel. B) . Food, fiber, fuel, and chemicals. C) Fiber, food, chemicals, and clothing. D) . Buildings, clothing, food, and fuel. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) . Food, fiber, fuel, and chemicals. 12. Agricultural businesses must do three things A) Produce, process, and market. B) Process, manufacture, market. C) Manufacture, distribute, and market. D) Produce, process, and distribute. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Produce, process, and distribute. 13. Trade was both a cause and effect of ..... and was also impacted by a growth in ..... A) The growth of towns, population. B) Dissent, revolts. C) Religious discord, church dissent. D) Wars, weaponry. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) The growth of towns, population. 14. A good example of a Commercial innovation was what? A) Slavery. B) Cash crops. C) Banking institutions. D) Trade routes. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Banking institutions. 15. How can we maximize the amount of crops that are produced? A) By investing in smart machines, sensors, and other tech. B) By not minimizing our computer tabs. C) By planting in a lot of fields in case a field fails. D) By planting fertilizer instead of crops. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) By investing in smart machines, sensors, and other tech. 16. Towns and cities were able to grow because of what on the manors? A) There wasn't enough food on manors. B) Crop surpluses (extra food) were sold. C) The Lords stopped using the system of feudalism. D) Towns failed during this time period. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Crop surpluses (extra food) were sold. 17. When designing solutions to technological problems, engineers use the A) Scientific Method. B) Scientific Design Theory. C) Engineering design process. D) Technological theory of design. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Engineering design process. 18. What helped the middle class to grow? A) Guild memberships increased. B) Peasants made more money. C) More people started businesses. D) The nobles sold land to peasants. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) More people started businesses. 19. Many medieval towns were built near what geographic feature? A) Farm. B) Cathedral. C) River. D) Mountains. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) River. 20. The European system of manorialism is most closely associated with A) Promoting social mobility. B) Reviving and preserving learning. C) Serving the spiritual needs of society. D) Maintaining economic self-sufficiency. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Maintaining economic self-sufficiency. ← PreviousNext →Related QuizzesAgricultural Technology Quiz 1Agricultural Technology Quiz 3 🏠 Back to Homepage 📘 Download PDF Books 📕 Premium PDF Books