V. Answer the following questions:

1. What do we call livestock?

2. What do the skins of some livestock provide?

3. Name chief kinds of livestock?

4. What science do we call animal husbandry?

5. What is the reason of settling people in one place?

6. What food products does livestock provide?

7. What by – products does livestock provide?

VI. Name the chief kinds of livestock and food products. Make webbing.

VII. Explain the meaning of some phrases:

1. Busy as a bee.

2. Blind as a bat.

3. Hungry as a bear

4. Sick as a dog

5. Innocent as a lamb

6. Quiet as a mouse

7. Strong as an ox.

8. Match each word or phrase in the first column with the word or phrase in the second column that produces a proverb or idiom

1. A barking dog a. the dogs

2. Never look a gift horse b. out of the bag

3. Curiosity killed c. but you can’t make him drink

4. Dog eat d. lie

5. You can’t teach an old dog e. never bites

6. Let sleeping dogs f. new tricks

7. When the cat’s away g. jf a different color

8. Let the cat h. horses

9. There’s more than one way i. hog

10. It’s raining j. dog

11. You may lead a horse to water k. to skin a cat

12. Go to l. in the mouth

13. Go whole m. the mice will play

14. Hold your n. cats and dogs

15. That’s a horse o. the cat

8. Match each word in the first column with its correct definition in the second column.

1. hog a. to reveal secret information

2. buffalo b. full of spite, malicious

3. bear c. timid, fearful

4. mousy d. nonsense

5. catty e. to confuse or baffle

6. rat f. to take selfishly

7. bull g. something difficult

10. A) Did you know :

Cows eat about 90 pounds of nutritious food a day.

90 pounds of food equals:

--- 480 hamburgers or

--- 206 baked potatoes or

--- 1440 slices of bread

Cows drink 25 – 50 gallons of water each day. That’s nearly a bathtub full !

b) Did you know:

What a cow eats affects how much milk she makes.

A cow that eats only grass can make about 50 glasses of milk a day.

A cow that eats grass, corn, hay, and mixed feed can make about 100 glasses of milk a day.

Modern milking machines can milk about 100 cows an hour.

c). Did you know:

Milk is one of the safest foods you can eat. In the dairy plant it is never touched by human hands. So it stays very pure and fresh – tasting.

In 1884, dairy plants started using glass bottles to store milk.

Before that time they used jars, pails, and cans.

In 1906, the first paper milk carton was used.

In 1964, plastic milk jugs were introduced.

d). Did you know:

Long ago, when people traveled and wanted milk, they had to take cows with them.

When Pilgrims came to America, they brought cows with them.

Nowadays, milk delivered to stores, schools, and even to homes.

The milk delivered today was in a cow 2 days ago.