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Title: Rough River Hog Show Skillathon05


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Rough River Hog Show Skillathon-05
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Name this Feedstuff.
  • A. Soybean Meal
  • B. Cotton seed meal
  • C. Ground shelled corn
  • D. Blood Meal

A
B
C
D
3
Name this feedstuff.
  • A. Peas
  • B. Soy hulls
  • C. Corn Gluten
  • D. Soybeans

A
B
C
D
4
Name this feedstuff.
  • A. Trace Mineral Premix
  • B. Salt
  • C. Soybean Meal
  • D. Dicalcium Phosphate

A
B
C
D
5
Name this feedstuff.
  • A. Barley
  • B. Corn
  • C. Rye
  • D. Wheat

A
B
C
D
6
Name this feedstuff.
  • A. Soybeans
  • B. Oats
  • C. Grain Sorghum
  • D. Rye

A
B
C
D
7
Name this Equipment.
  • A. Foot trimmer
  • B. Hog Holder
  • C. Calf Remover
  • D. Emasculator

A
B
C
D
8
Name this Equipment
  • A. Ear Notchers
  • B. Emasculator
  • C. Hog ringer
  • D. Needle teeth Nippers

A
B
C
D
9
Name this Equipment.
  • A. Scalpels
  • B. Hoof Trimmers
  • C. Disposable syringe
  • D. Pocket knife

A
B
C
D
10
Name this Equipment.
  • A. Tattoo Pliers
  • B. Ear tagger
  • C. Hog ringer
  • D. Hoof Trimmer

A
B
C
D
11
Name this Equipment.
  • A. Slap Tattoo
  • B. Ear Tagger
  • C. Hoof Trimmer
  • D. Tattoo Pliers

A
B
C
D
12
The most important trait is selecting a show pig
is ______
  • A. Style
  • B. Leaness
  • C. Muscle
  • D. Balance

A
B
C
D
13
Balance is _______.
  • A. Style and attractiveness
  • B. The correct proportions of width, depth and
    length
  • C. Correct feet and legs
  • D. Measured from flank to flank

A
B
C
D
14
What is the correct set to the hocks?
  • A. 180 degrees
  • B. 160 degrees
  • C. 45 degrees
  • D. 20 degrees

A
B
C
D
15
What is the correct muscle top shape?
  • A. Grooved
  • B. Upside down V
  • C. Flat
  • D. Egg

A
B
C
D
16
The hog with good rib shape has a _____ style
body shape.
  • A. Fish
  • B. Rectangle
  • C. Egg
  • D. box

A
B
C
D
17
Where will a hog show fat first?
  • A. Around the tail
  • B. Rear flank
  • C. Ham-loin junction
  • D. Jowl

A
B
C
D
18
Style in judging swine refers to ______.
  • A. Balance
  • B. Pretty
  • C. Soundness
  • D. Production

A
B
C
D
19
The most important thing about building a pen for
your pig is ____.
  • A. Good size
  • B. Solid concrete
  • C. No sun
  • D. Dry and draft free

A
B
C
D
20
Which ingredient is the most important in feeding
hogs?
  • A. Vitamins
  • B. Water
  • C. Medication
  • D. Paylean

A
B
C
D
21
Show pig feed should have at least what protein.
  • A. 18
  • B. 12
  • C. 22
  • D. 40

A
B
C
D
22
Post legged means ______.
  • A. Straight through the hock
  • B. Too much set to hocks
  • C. Heavy boned
  • D. All the above

A
B
C
D
23
What level of ingredient must we maintain to
ensure muscle shape when holding our pig?
  • A. Minerals
  • B. Vitamins
  • C. Paylean
  • D. Protein

A
B
C
D
24
Name this Breed.
  • A. Berkshire
  • B. Poland China
  • C. Tamworth
  • D. Spotted

A
B
C
D
25
Name this Breed.
  • A. Hampshire
  • B. Belted Galloway
  • C. Black Welsh
  • D. Duroc

A
B
C
D
26
What breed?
A. Hampshire B. Berkshire C. Duroc D.
Tamworth
C
A
D
B
27
Name this Breed.
  • A. Yorkshire
  • B. Hampshire
  • C. Berkshire
  • D. Chester White

A
B
C
D
28
Name this Breed.
  • A. Hereford
  • B. Landrace
  • C. Poland China
  • D. Yorkshire

A
B
C
D
29
Name this breed.
  • A. Duroc
  • B. Poland China
  • C. Pietrain
  • D. Hereford

A
B
C
D
30
Name this breed.
  • A. Spotted
  • B. Pietrain
  • C. Berkshire
  • D. Poland China

A
B
C
D
31
PARTS
A. Rump B. Loin C. Neck D. Flank
D
A
B
C
32
PARTS
A. Knee B. Hoof C. Hock D. Stifle
D
A
B
C
33
PARTS
A. Belly B. Chest C. Jowl D. Snout
D
A
C
B
34
PARTS
A. Flank B. Underline C. Rump D. Stifle
D
A
B
C
35
PARTS
A. Neck B. Top of the shoulders C. Switch
D. Jaw
D
A
C
B
36
PARTS
A. Loin B. Ham C. Bacon D. Picnic
D
B
C
A
37
PARTS
A. Teeth B. Fore flank C. Jowl D. Snout
D
A
B
C
38
PARTS
A. Rump B. Side C. Hip D. Barrel
D
A
C
B
39
PARTS
A. Underline B. Ham C. Stifle D. Neck
D
B
C
A
40
PARTS
A. Hock B. Dewlap C. Forearm D. Tusk
D
A
B
C
41
CUTS
A. Ham B. Chuck C. Shoulder D. Boston Butt
B
A
C
D
42
CUTS
A. Picnic B. Shoulder C. Neck D. Rump
D
B
C
A
43
CUTS
A. Loin B. Ham C. Pigs feet D. Ribs
D
A
C
B
44
CUTS
A. Sausage B. Boston butt C. Bacon D. Jowl
D
A
B
C
45
CUTS
A. Loin B. Bacon C. Ribs D. Ham
D
A
B
C
46
CUTS
A. Trimmed jowl B. Natural pork C. Plate D.
Ham
D
B
C
A
47
What do you do when Judge says stop your pig?
  • A. Move to the front of the pig using hands as
    a blind to maintain the stop.
  • B. Use your driving utensil on the nose till he
    stops
  • C. Stop driving and hope he stops
  • D. Drive them in the corner

A
B
C
D
48
Over Showing is when ...
  • A. The show person drives too fast
  • B. The show person is animated in a way that
    takes the attention away from the hog.
  • C. The show person keeps the pig too close to
    the judge
  • D. All the above

A
B
C
D
49
What is the ideal market weight?
  • A. 200-240 pounds
  • B. 210-250 pounds
  • C. 220-260 pounds
  • D. 230-280 pounds

A
B
C
D
50
What is the last thing you do after losing
showmanship?
  • A. Talk ugly to your pig for acting up.
  • B. Talk ugly about the judge
  • C. Gather your friends and congratulate the
    winner and thank the judge
  • D. Throw a fit, kick, role around on the floor
    and act really stupid.

A
B
C
D
51
What do you do when you win showmanship?
  • A. Be happy, humble and thankful
  • B. Hug your friends, mom, dad, grandma, the pig,
    etc
  • C. Thank the judge, your 4-H agent, your FFA
    teacher, and anyone else who helped you succeed.
  • D. All the above including enjoying the moment
    without bragging, boasting, or being
    un-tastefully swelled up.

A
B
C
D
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