A) Constant human interaction B) Expensive feed C) Access to clean water D) Fancy housing
A) At least 10 square feet B) 20 square feet C) 2 square feet D) 5 square feet
A) Poultry netting or woven wire B) No fencing at all C) Barbed wire D) Invisible fence
A) Cat food B) Only commercial feed C) Grass and pasture D) Dog food
A) Small stones; aids digestion B) A type of feed; provides energy C) Sand; used for bathing D) Salt; prevents diseases
A) Weekly B) Only when it looks dirty C) Daily D) Monthly
A) A swarm B) A herd C) A flock D) A gaggle
A) Around 2 years B) Around 1 year C) Around 6 months D) Around 3 years
A) Increased activity B) Lethargy C) Excessive eating D) Bright, alert eyes
A) Fox B) Squirrel C) Butterfly D) Rabbit
A) 7-10 days B) 28-35 days C) 42-49 days D) 14-21 days
A) Gosling B) Kid C) Chick D) Pup
A) Carpet B) Concrete C) Straw or wood shavings D) Plastic
A) To make them feel secure B) To encourage egg laying C) To keep them warm D) To prevent overheating
A) Immediately separate it from the flock B) Give it extra food C) Inspect its feet and legs for injury D) Ignore it and hope it gets better
A) Silent animals B) Excellent weed control C) Very low maintenance D) They don't need water
A) Keep them separated permanently B) Just put them in together C) Gradually and under supervision D) Only introduce them at night
A) Winter B) Spring C) Summer D) Fall
A) Because they are happy B) As a warning C) To communicate with each other D) Because they are cold
A) Attracting mates B) Keeping them warm C) Waterproofing their feathers D) Healing wounds
A) Embden B) Toulouse C) Chinese D) Holstein
A) Bread B) Lettuce C) Gravel D) Duck starter feed
A) Ticks B) Lice C) Fleas D) Worms
A) Restrict their diet B) Keep them indoors at all times C) Provide adequate space per bird D) Limit water access
A) Play loud music B) Provide a wading pool C) Isolate them from each other D) Give them sugar cubes
A) Shivering B) Panting C) Aggressive behavior D) Increased appetite
A) Vitamin C B) Vitamin E C) Vitamin A D) Vitamin D
A) Geese are afraid of rodents B) Rodents steal goose eggs C) Rodents can spread disease D) Rodents eat goose feed
A) Bright lights B) Loud noises C) Leaving food out for predators D) Secure fencing
A) Limiting their water intake B) Clipping their wings C) Providing a draft-free shelter D) Giving them extra sugar |