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What started as rolling dou n hills on a piece of
wood with wheels is now a lot moie f rom leaps
to turns to difficult flips, today's skateboarder does
a lot on a little piece of wood
But it s really much more than just a piece of wood
The skateboard has three main parts —the deck,
wheels and trucks
The flat standing surface of the skateboard is
the deck It is usually made from maple wood
The wheels are usually made horn a material
called polyurethane They range from 39 to 66
millimeters across, which would be about 1 5
to 2 6 inches The trucks arc the front and rear
axle assemblies They connect the wheels to the
board and allow the board to turn
The front of the skateboard is called the nose.
which runs from the front trucks to the front end
The tail, or back, of the skateboard runs from the
back trucks to the back Plastic strips that attach
to a board's underside are called rails, which is
also the edge of a skateboard
The places people skateboard have changed,
too. Skateboarding on streets, curbs and railings
is known as street skating, skateboarding on ramps
and vertical structures built for skateboarding is
called vert skating.
How much do you know about cows'’ Find out by
faking this quiz
Answera:
1. Holstelns. 2. The Holsteln-Friesian. It weighs at least
1,500 lbs. 3. True. Cows’ horns are hollow and do not
shed. 4. Angus, Hereford, Polled Hereford, Shorthorn,
Brahman. Brangus and Red Angus are some. 5.
False. Some cows are meat and milk producers. 6.
True. 7. About eight. 8. True Those that eat grass,
corn, hay and feed can give about 100 glasses of
milk a day. 9, Yes. 10. Cows drink 25 to 50 gallons of
water each day, 11. True. It Is made up of nonfat
milk and cream. When It sits, the cream floats to
the top of the milk. 12. Butter, Ice cream, yogurt,
whipped cream, cheese.
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2 What is the largest dairy cow’’
3 True or False'’ Cows have unbranched horns
4 Can you name two types of beef cattle in
North America’’
5 True or False? There is no such thing as a
dual purpose cow
6 True or False’’ Cows don’t sweat
7 How many cows can a person milk by hand’’
8. True or False? A cow that eats only grass can
give about 50 glasses of milk a day
9. Are cows mammals?
10 What do cows drink?
11 True or False? The milk cows give has two
parts.
12. What are two foods that are made from milk?
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