Dmva Champs Quiz #3 - Teeth
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This quiz on horses teeth covers a lot of material from the C and B-A manual, as well as other online sources.
- 1.Two stable vices that can hurt a pony’s teeth are:
- A.
Pawing and weaving
- B.
Wood chewing and pawing
- C.
Stall kicking and wood chewing
- D.
Cribbing and wood chewing
- 2.Horses, like humans, have two sets of teeth.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 3.All horses (should) have at least 36 permanent teeth but can have up to ____ depending on the gender and other factors.
- 4.
![Oh boy, what's going on here?
Answer: this horse is getting his teeth __________. - ProProfs]( "Oh boy, what's going on here?
Answer: this horse is getting his teeth __________.")
Oh boy, what's going on here? Answer: this horse is getting his teeth __________. - 5.
![What is this space called? It's where the bit goes and is between the inscisors and pre-molars.
- ProProfs]( "What is this space called? It's where the bit goes and is between the inscisors and pre-molars.")
What is this space called? It's where the bit goes and is between the inscisors and pre-molars.- A.
Bit space
- B.
Interdental space
- C.
Galvaynes space
- D.
The cups
- 6.
![what is this arrow pointing at? - ProProfs]( "what is this arrow pointing at?")
what is this arrow pointing at?- A.
Dental star
- B.
Tusk
- C.
Pulp mark
- D.
Galvayne's Groove
- 7.
![This horse has a conformation defect in it's mouth. What is it called? - ProProfs]( "This horse has a conformation defect in it's mouth. What is it called?")
This horse has a conformation defect in it's mouth. What is it called?- A.
Parrot Mouth
- B.
Hoof and Mouth
- C.
Bucktoothed
- D.
Sawtoothed
- 8.
![This drawing is showing what problem that can be cured by floating?
- ProProfs]( "This drawing is showing what problem that can be cured by floating?")
This drawing is showing what problem that can be cured by floating?- A.
Wave
- B.
Wolf
- C.
Spike
- D.
Hook
- 9.
![This picture shows a horse's 'cups'. When a horse has reached a certain age all of the cups disappear and it is called 'smoothed mouthed'. At approximately what age does this occur? - ProProfs]( "This picture shows a horse's 'cups'. When a horse has reached a certain age all of the cups disappear and it is called 'smoothed mouthed'. At approximately what age does this occur?")
This picture shows a horse's 'cups'. When a horse has reached a certain age all of the cups disappear and it is called 'smoothed mouthed'. At approximately what age does this occur?- A.
5
- B.
11
- C.
21
- D.
30
- 10.
![This picture shows the 'dental star'. What is another name for the dental star? - ProProfs]( "This picture shows the 'dental star'. What is another name for the dental star?")
This picture shows the 'dental star'. What is another name for the dental star?- A.
Pulp mark
- B.
Galvayne's Groove
- C.
Incisor
- D.
Angle of incidence
- 11.As a horse ages, the shape of the teeth go from _____ to ______ to ______.
- A.
Triangular to round to triangular
- B.
Oval to round to triangular
- C.
Round to oval to triangular
- D.
Rectangular to oval to triangular
- 12.Check the major ways to estimate the age of a horse by the appearance of their teeth
- A.
Whether they have permanent teeth
- B.
Color of the teeth
- C.
If the cups have disappeared
- D.
Angle of incidence (how far the teeth slant forward)
- E.
How many wolf teeth they have
- F.
Shape of the teeth
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