A) 105 degrees Fahrenheit B) 95 degrees Fahrenheit C) 70 degrees Fahrenheit D) 80 degrees Fahrenheit
A) High carbohydrate content B) Gravel and grit C) High protein content D) Crushed oyster shells
A) 6-8 weeks B) 4 weeks C) 2 weeks D) 12 weeks
A) Aids in digestion B) Keeps them warm C) Provides calcium D) Strengthens bones
A) 6 square feet B) 4 square feet C) 1 square foot D) 2 square feet
A) 2 hens per rooster B) 10 hens per rooster C) 5 hens per rooster D) 1 hen per rooster
A) Increased appetite B) Rapid growth C) Bright eyes D) Bloody droppings
A) Hay B) Dirt C) Sand D) Pine shavings
A) 35 days B) 14 days C) 28 days D) 21 days
A) A mating ritual B) A sign of illness C) A method to cool down D) A natural cleaning behavior
A) Vitamin D B) Sunflower seeds C) Grit D) Oyster shells
A) Fox B) Deer C) Rabbit D) Squirrel
A) Never B) Regularly, as needed C) Once a year D) Once a month
A) Breed characteristics B) Social hierarchy C) Rooster crowing pattern D) Egg laying frequency
A) For sleeping B) For eating C) For laying eggs D) For dust bathing
A) Increased egg production B) Weight gain C) Calm behavior D) Feather loss
A) Unnecessary if they eat greens B) To keep the coop clean C) Only important in hot weather D) Essential for hydration and health
A) Separate the chicken B) Punish the bully C) Ignore it D) Apply ointment to the victim
A) Loud music B) Scratch grains C) Bright lights D) Mirrors
A) Daily B) Weekly C) Varies by breed and individual D) Monthly
A) Silkie B) Cornish C) Rhode Island Red D) Leghorn
A) Actively mating B) Laying many eggs C) Wants to hatch eggs D) Ill with a cold
A) Isolate her in a dark place B) Lower the coop temperature C) Give her more eggs D) Collect eggs frequently
A) Chicken powered vehicle B) Waterer for chickens C) Feeder for chickens D) Moveable coop
A) Increased egg production B) Increased activity C) Weight gain D) Sudden death
A) Compost it for fertilizer B) Throw it away C) Spread it raw on the garden D) Burn it
A) 1 foot B) 6 inches C) 4 feet D) 2 feet
A) Cleaning eggs B) Checking egg fertility C) Eating raw eggs D) Dying eggs
A) Egg laying B) Weight gain C) Heat stroke D) Feather growth
A) Grit B) Pine shavings C) Crushed oyster shells D) Sand |