Test Your Knowledge About The Nigerian Dwarf Goat
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What type of dairy production is its milk favored for?
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Soaps
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Yogurt
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Cheese, soap, cream
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Cheese cakes
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As you must have guessed it, after reading its name, this breed of goat first originated in West Africa. And because of their nice personality they are, most of the time, favored as pets additionally to being milkers as well. They are also very small and said to be easy to maintain. What is your knowledge about this breed of goat? Take our quiz and find out how much you know now.
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What are these goats commonly used for?
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Milking and companionship
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Milking
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Eating
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As pets exclusively
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A. Milking and companionshipExplanation
These goats are commonly used for milking and companionship. Milking refers to the process of extracting milk from the goats, which can be consumed or used to make dairy products. Companionship implies that these goats are kept as pets or for their friendly and sociable nature, providing emotional support and companionship to their owners.Rate this question:
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It comes in how many colors?
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1
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3
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5
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4
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A. 5 -
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What's the particularity of the milk they produce?
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It's very low in calcium
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It's slightly sweet
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It has on average 6.5% of butterfat
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It has on average 5% of butterfat
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A. It has on average 6.5% of butterfatExplanation
The particularity of the milk they produce is that it has an average of 6.5% butterfat. This means that the milk has a higher fat content compared to regular milk, which typically contains around 3-4% butterfat. The higher butterfat content gives the milk a richer and creamier texture, making it suitable for various dairy products like cheese, butter, and ice cream.Rate this question:
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How tall is a male Nigerian dwarf goat on average?
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60 cm
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70 cm
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80 cm
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50 cm
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A. 60 cmExplanation
On average, a male Nigerian dwarf goat stands at a height of 60 cm. This suggests that the typical height for this breed of goat is around 60 cm.Rate this question:
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What are the most common patterns that these goats have?
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Chamoisee and thick fur
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Black strips and thick fur
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Bucksin and chamoisee
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Buckskin and strips
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A. Bucksin and chamoiseeExplanation
Bucksin and chamoisee are the most common patterns that these goats have.Rate this question:
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What's its average height?
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70 cm
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65 cm
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57 cm
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50 cm
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A. 57 cmExplanation
The average height of the given object is 57 cm.Rate this question:
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How much milk can it produce in a day?
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Up to 20 pounds of milk per day
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Up to 10 pounds of milk per day
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1 to 8 pounds of milk per day
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1 to 5 pounds of milk per day
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A. 1 to 8 pounds of milk per dayExplanation
The given answer states that the milk production can range from 1 to 8 pounds per day. This suggests that the amount of milk produced is not fixed and can vary within this range. It does not specify a specific amount but provides a range of possible milk production.Rate this question:
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What is the dominant trait with this breed in terms of eye color?
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They have gray eyes, most of the time
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They have blue eyes, most of the time
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They have brown eyes, most of the time
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They have hazel eyes, most of the time
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A. They have blue eyes, most of the timeExplanation
The dominant trait in terms of eye color for this breed is blue eyes, as they are the most common eye color observed in this breed.Rate this question:
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For how long does an adult goat need to feed itself every day?
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For up to 20 hours
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For up to 8 hours
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For up to 14 hours
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For up to 10 hours
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A. For up to 14 hoursExplanation
An adult goat needs to feed itself for up to 14 hours every day. Goats are herbivorous animals and have a high metabolic rate, which requires them to spend a significant amount of time grazing and foraging for food. They have a complex digestive system that requires them to eat small amounts of food throughout the day to properly digest and extract nutrients. Therefore, they spend a large portion of their day feeding to meet their nutritional needs.Rate this question:
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