A) Lichens B) Grain C) Grass D) Hay
A) Tropical B) Desert C) Temperate D) Arctic and subarctic
A) 7-8 months B) 5-6 months C) 11-12 months D) 9-10 months
A) Bull B) Buck C) Ram D) Ox
A) Lamb B) Kid C) Foal D) Calf
A) Medical treatment B) Identification C) Decoration D) Navigation
A) Lion B) Bear C) Wolf D) Tiger
A) 5-10 years B) 15-20 years C) 30-40 years D) 25-30 years
A) Eggs B) Milk C) Wool D) Meat and antlers
A) Sámi B) Norwegians C) Swedes D) Vikings
A) Mumps B) Chickenpox C) Measles D) Foot rot
A) Winter/Spring B) Fall C) Year-round D) Summer
A) Finding food B) Avoiding predators C) Socializing D) Finding mates
A) Sugar B) Pepper C) Salt D) Spice
A) Provide shelter B) Spray them with water C) Give them blankets D) Shave their fur
A) Give them human medicine B) Leave them alone C) Slaughter them immediately D) Seek veterinary care
A) Only when they look sick B) Once a year C) Never D) Regularly
A) As large as possible B) Depends on grazing land C) Exactly 100 D) As small as possible
A) Strong genetics B) Docile temperament C) Longest legs D) Largest antlers
A) Never B) As recommended by a vet C) Once a month D) Every day
A) Positive B) Neutral C) Insignificant D) Negative
A) Hunting predators B) Providing warmth C) Entertainment D) Herd management
A) No fencing B) Solid walls C) Wire or net fencing D) Electric fencing only
A) Using loud machinery B) Using aggressive force C) Yelling and shouting D) Handle calmly and quietly
A) Nothing B) Isolate the pregnant reindeer C) Move the herd to a new location D) Provide a safe calving area
A) Immediately B) After a week C) After a month D) Never
A) Bone B) Teeth C) Hair D) Cartilage
A) Sight B) Smell C) Taste D) Hearing
A) For traction on snow B) For running faster on grass C) For climbing trees D) For swimming
A) Decomposers B) Grazers and seed dispersers C) Producers D) Apex predators |