Tool ID
What is the name of a screwdriver that has a bit resembling this symbol.
Phillips head screwdriver
Yellow, retractable, measuring tool.
Tape measure
Name of a female chicken that is actively laying eggs.
Hen
The primary process plants use to convert sunlight into their food.
Photosynthesis
General term for a baby cow.
Calf
This ensures an item is perfectly horizontal.
Level
In this system that the U.S.A uses how many inches are in one foot.
12
Structure that keeps chickens safe at night and can be used for nesting.
Coop
Tiny pores located on the bottom of a plants leave's.
Stomata
This is the term for a male beef animal that was castrated at a young age and is raised for meat production.
Steer
This power tool uses a thick blade to cut through wood, plumbing, wires, etc. This is essential in demolition.
Reciprocating Saw (Sawzaw)
This tool has jaws that slide to get the exact measurement.
Caliper
Red fleshy growth on the top of a chickens head used to regulate body tempature.
Comb
This plant tissue acts as a straw to carry up liquid up the stem.
Xylem
Specific breed from Scotland that is entirely black, and raised mainly for meat production.
Angus
This power tool uses a high speed sanding disk, typically to smooth out wood.
Orbital Sander.
Used to measure very small gaps such as spark plugs.
Feeler Gauge.
Specialized organs chickens have to grind up food with small stones.
Gizzard
This plant takes two full years to grow what is it called.
Biennial
This term is used for the white streaks inside meat, also can be used to describe the quality.
Marbling
This is a tool that is often used in plumbing applications and uses teeth with a slip joint.
Channellock
This highly precise screw-based tool is used for measuring distances as small as one-thousandth of an inch.
Micrometer
Small specialized ring that farmers use to track their chickens.
Identification ring
This is the term for the loss of water vapor from a plant, primarily through the stomata in the leaves.
Transpiration
Out of the four compartments in a cow's stomach, this one is the largest and acts as a massive fermentation vat to break down grass.
Rumen