AESC 2050 Exam 2 Kiepper Questions And Answers All Are Latest Quizzes
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What early eating habit was the key to us becoming the Alpha species on the planet? ANS Non-Selective Omnivores (Eat anything that didn't eat us first)
What early human eating habit led to an abundant access of this macronut...
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What early eating habit was the key to us becoming the Alpha species on the planet? ANS Non-Selective
Omnivores (Eat anything that didn't eat us first)
What early human eating habit led to an abundant access of this macronutrient, which was also key in our
development? ANS Fat
The human brain is nearly what percent fat? ANS 60%
Name of actor shown in notes? ANS Sylvester Stallone (His movie was ROCKY 3)
Why are your eyes on the front of your head? ANS Produces large binocular filed of vision.
-SWAG 1: if you live in the trees you better have excellent depth perception.
-SWAG 2: You are a PREDATOR
Why don't we Americans eat animals like dogs, cats, and horses? ANS Because its Culturally Unacceptable
What animal do the national dishes of Kazakhstan? ANS Horses
What does "Board" mean in room and board? ANS -people use to lay a board across their laps to eat off of
-board basically means food
Why did old drug stores have soda fountains in them? ANS To wash down the taste of bad tasting medicine.
Famous Atlanta based food product created off the concept of soda fountains in drug stores? ANS Coca-Cola
Food industry legend? ANS Colonel Sanders (KFC)
Founder of Wendy's? ANS Dave Thomas
, 3 ingredients in the Chinese chicken soup? ANS Liver
Intestines
Blood
Blood meal contains? ANS Around 88.5% protein
Small Dogs? ANS Kept by elites in East Asian and South American societies.
Help hunt game, travel via dogsledding, act as guards.
Horses? ANS Were a sign of prestige in Central Asian societies.
Provide transport, useful in combat, agriculture.
Cats? ANS Ancient Egyptians were buried with their cats.
Kill pests (protect crops, control disease)
How many USA households have pets? ANS 2/3
What percent of pet owners consider their animal to be family members? ANS 63%
Why are dogs/cats so popular? ANS They are the most cost effective
Material benefits of modern pets? ANS Pets can be service animals.
Companionship improves mental health.
Pets can help up develop hobbies.
Views of rats around the world? ANS Cultural values - more negative in West than in East. An example are rats
represented in Chinese Zodiac
"Rat Temple" in India
- Rats are reincarnated family members and considered sacred
Difference between pets and food animals? ANS Emotional attachment
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