A) Meat and milk production B) As pets C) For plowing only D) For racing
A) A prominent hump on their back B) Long, silky hair C) Blue eyes D) Short legs
A) Dry and cool B) Hot and humid C) Temperate and rainy D) Cold and snowy
A) No fencing is required B) Invisible fencing C) Strong and sturdy fencing D) Low picket fencing
A) Pasture grasses B) Fish C) Chocolate D) Only commercial feed
A) Weekly B) Monthly C) Daily D) Only when it rains
A) Dull eyes and a patchy coat B) Constant lying down C) Excessive drooling D) Bright eyes and a healthy coat
A) Rickets B) Frostbite C) Parasites D) Scurvy
A) Painting them blue B) Feeding them sugar C) Regular deworming D) Ignoring them
A) Inbreeding exclusively B) Random breeding C) Never breeding them D) Selecting for desirable traits
A) A type of cattle feed B) A type of cattle disease C) A specific breed of European cattle D) The scientific name for Zebu cattle
A) Keeping the calves away from the herd B) Providing supplemental feed to calves only C) Catching insects D) Watering the adult cattle
A) 2 years B) 1 month C) Never D) 6-8 months
A) Applying sunscreen B) Clipping all their hair off C) Keeping them indoors always D) Providing shade
A) Painting their horns B) GPS tracking chips in the foot C) Giving them human names D) Ear tagging
A) Used as fertilizer B) Dumped in a river C) Eaten D) Burned immediately
A) Swollen udder B) Sudden growth of horns C) Increased aggression towards other cattle D) Loss of appetite for weeks
A) Making them immune to all diseases B) Providing antibodies C) Softening their hooves D) Improving their eyesight
A) Radon B) Gold C) Kryptonite D) Phosphorus
A) According to a veterinarian's recommendation B) Once in their lifetime C) Every day D) Never
A) It damages the soil B) Improved pasture health C) It makes the cattle dizzy D) It is more expensive
A) Wing growth B) Foot rot C) Hair loss D) Tooth decay
A) Underground bunkers B) Glass greenhouses C) Fully enclosed barns with no ventilation D) Open-sided sheds
A) Decreased lifespan B) Increased productivity C) Smaller size D) Loss of appetite
A) Loss of appetite B) Sudden weight gain C) Singing loudly D) Increased energy
A) Quarantine new animals B) Sharing needles between animals C) Ignoring sick animals D) Introducing new animals immediately to the herd
A) Adding flavor to their feed B) Helping them learn tricks C) Polishing their horns D) Supplementing mineral deficiencies
A) Constant shivering B) Attraction to the sun C) Reduced stress in hot weather D) Increased susceptibility to cold
A) To help them fly B) To prevent injuries C) To make them look nicer D) To improve milk production
A) Providing proper care and management B) Treating them like machines C) Allowing them to roam freely without supervision D) Ignoring their needs |