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Canola on the Farm Quiz

Canola Oil From Farm to Table
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1. Question

What type of oilseed crops is canola most similar to?

A. Soybeans and mustard
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B. Wheat and barley
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C. Corn and maize
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D. Peas and lentils
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Canola oil is a Canadian oil that was developed from rapeseed, a crop grown in Canada as a lubricant for machinery. How was rapeseed changed to produce edible canola oil?

A. By increasing the amount of erucic acid and lowering fats like omega-3s and monounsaturated fats.
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B. By lowering the erucic acid and increasing fats like omega-3s and monounsaturated fats.
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C. By increasing the erucic acid and increasing saturated fats.
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D. By lowering erucic acid and increasing saturated fats.
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Following seeding of canola, weed management is very important. Why is this the case?

A. So there are no weed seeds in the canola to attract insects.
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B. To prevent infestations of diseases that weeds can carry.
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C. Because weeds compete with the canola plants for soil nutrients which can stunt plant growth.
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D. Weeds will dry out the soil and cause soil erosion.
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What type of insect is essential for pollinating canola?

A. Grasshoppers
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B. Bumble bees
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C. Butterflies
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D. Honey bees
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Canola is grown by farmers for a wide range of products. Which of the following is NOT a product made from canola?

A. Canola oil for home cooking
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B. Diesel fuel
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C. Biofuels
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D. Animal feed
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