Agricultural Engineering
Textile Engineering
Mystery Question A
Mystery Question B
100

The raising of plants and animals for food, feed, fiber, fuel, and other useful products.

Agriculture

100

The branch of engineering concerned with design, development, and production of textile products.

Textile Engineering

100

What is a material made by weaving, knitting, or felting threads?

Fabric

100

What do we use to measure how well a fabric restricts the flow of energy such as heat?

Insulation

200

What are chemicals that inhibit the growth of other plants?

Allelochemicals

200

It is a measure of how easily a fabric can be squeezed together.

Softness

200

What do you call a plant that grows where it is not wanted?

Weeds

200

 How to delay the ripening process of fruits? 

Storing in cold temperatures

300

A kind of gas that fruits release during their ripening stage.

Ethylene

300

What do you call materials that do not easily absorb water and can keep water away?

Water resistant

300

What is the measure of how much a material can be stretched and still return to its original shape?

Elasticity

300

What is a kind of weed control that contains natural materials instead of synthetic?

Organic weed killer

400

What is a protein found in grains?

Gluten

400

Why insulating materials are good for making winter clothes?

It tends to hold body heat

400

A measure of how much fluid a fabric can take in and hold _________.

Absorbency

400

Some plants release allelochemicals from their ________, and nearby plants absorb them and die.

Roots

500

What is the concern of agricultural engineering in today’s consumers?

Production of agricultural products     

Production of plants and animals for food 

Food production in quantity and quality

500

In designing fabrics, textiles engineers consider the __________ of different types of threads and fibers.

Different qualities

500

What must agricultural engineers who work with plant production understand?

Some plants release chemicals

500

Why do fruits ripen faster when put in a closed paper bag?

The bag traps ethylene gas, which promotes ripening

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