The flow diagram below show different types of beef and milk breeds.

Here are the answers to your classwork questions: CLASSWORK 17-08-2026 1. Two exotic breeds are: Hereford* Jersey* 2. A breed that produces high-quality meat is: Hereford* (or Simmentaler) 3. A breed producing white milk is: Friesland* 4. A breed that produces both milk and beef is: Simmentaler* 5. Two breeds not mentioned in the diagram are: Angus* Guernsey* CLASSWORK 13-08-2026 1. Two uses of mohair are: For making sweaters, scarves, and suits*. For making upholstery, blankets, and carpets*. 2. The breed kept for mohair is the: Angora goat* 3. The breed kept for wool is the: Merino sheep* 4. Differentiation between wool and mohair: Wool* comes from sheep, is crimped, provides good insulation, and has a softer feel. Mohair* comes from Angora goats, is smoother, more lustrous, very durable, and warmer than wool. CLASSWORK 14-08-2026 1. Two mutton breeds are: Dorper* Suffolk* 2. Two dual-purpose sheep breeds are: Merino* Dohne Merino* 3. Differentiation between Indigenous pigs and Improved pigs: Indigenous pigs* are typically slow-growing, have lower feed conversion rates, are highly resistant to diseases, and are well-adapted to harsh environmental conditions. Their carcass quality is generally lower. Improved pigs* are characterized by fast growth rates, efficient feed conversion, but often have lower disease resistance, requiring better management. They are less adaptable to harsh conditions but produce high-quality carcasses. Drop the next question 📸