(a) blue and green
(b) red and purple
(c) brown and pink
(d) yellow and white
(e) Don't know
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2:
Where is most corn production in North Carolina?
(a) Coast
(b) Piedmont
(c) Mountains
(d) your garden
(e) Don't know
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3:
Corn needs lots of what to grow?
(a) sun
(b) cold
(c) snow
(d) lightening
(e) Don't know
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4:
How is corn shipped?
(a) ships and jump ropes
(b) trucks and trains
(c) bicycles and skateboards
(d) airplanes and boats
(e) Don't know
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5:
Who were growing corn when the settlers first came to North Carolina?
(a) Chickens
(b) South Americans
(c) Native Americans
(d) Eskimos
(e) Don't know
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6:
What helps to control grass weeds?
(a) herbicides
(b) insecticides
(c) water
(d) bleach
(e) Don't know
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7:
Why can't corn grow in other parts of the state?
(a) there isn't enough rain
(b) it's too dry
(c) it's too rocky
(d) the soil isn't rich enough
(e) Don't know
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8:
What is used to control insects?
(a) herbicides
(b) insecticides
(c) water
(d) bleach
(e) Don't know
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9:
Corn falls into what category of the food pyramid?
(a) Vegetables
(b) Fruits
(c) Meat, poultry, fish, dry beans and nuts
(d) Carbohydrates (grains and breads)
(e) Don't know
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10:
What is most corn in North Carolina used for?
(a) corn bread
(b) corn on the cob
(c) animal feed
(d) popcorn
(e) Don't know