Have You Got What IT Takes To Go Foxhunting?
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A daily charge to come out hunting
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Tip
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Cap
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Charge
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Explore your readiness for foxhunting with this quiz! Test your knowledge on hound behavior, hunting terms, and equine indicators. Perfect for enthusiasts looking to understand the nuances of this traditional outdoor activity.
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A hound that speaks when it is not hunting is said to be a babbler or babbling.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
A hound that speaks when it is not hunting is considered to be a babbler or babbling. This implies that the hound is making unnecessary noise or vocalizations when it is not engaged in its primary task of hunting. Therefore, the statement "True" accurately reflects this explanation.Rate this question:
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An entered hound is a hound that has done a season's hunting.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
An entered hound refers to a hound that has completed a season's hunting. This implies that the hound has gained experience and training in hunting. Therefore, the statement "An entered hound is a hound that has done a season's hunting" is true.Rate this question:
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Hounds are said to be hunting heel when they hunt the reverse direction to the route of the quarry.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Hounds hunting in the reverse direction to the route of the quarry is known as hunting heel. This means that instead of chasing the quarry directly, the hounds are following its scent in the opposite direction. This technique is often used when the quarry is trying to throw off the hounds and confuse them. Therefore, the statement is true.Rate this question:
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Worn on the tail of a young horse.
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Red ribbon
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Green ribbon
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Yellow ribbon
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A. Green ribbonExplanation
The green ribbon is the correct answer because traditionally, a green ribbon is worn on the tail of a young horse to indicate that it is inexperienced or newly trained. This is a common practice in horse shows and competitions, where different colored ribbons are used to convey specific messages or information about the horse.Rate this question:
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The man who hunts the hounds.
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Master
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Whipper-in
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Huntsman
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A. HuntsmanExplanation
The term "huntsman" refers to a person who hunts or manages a pack of hounds. In this context, the question is asking for the term that describes the man who hunts the hounds. Therefore, the correct answer is "huntsman."Rate this question:
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Shouted by the Field Master to stop the field overtaking him/her.
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Behind, please
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Stop
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Hold hard
Correct Answer
A. Hold hardExplanation
"Hold hard" is the correct answer because it is a command used to instruct someone to stop or pause immediately. In this context, the Field Master is shouting to stop the field overtaking him/her, indicating a need for an immediate halt. "Behind, please" and "Stop" are also commands to stop, but "Hold hard" is more suitable in this situation as it conveys a sense of urgency and emphasizes the need to stop quickly.Rate this question:
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A person specially designated to shut gates and mend fences should wear a black armband.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
There is no logical connection between a person designated to shut gates and mend fences and wearing a black armband. The color of the armband is irrelevant to the task at hand and does not serve any practical purpose. Therefore, the statement is false.Rate this question:
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A canine which is not a hound.
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Cur dog
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Dog
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Domestic dog
Correct Answer
A. Cur dogExplanation
A cur dog is a type of canine that is not a hound. It is a term used to describe mixed-breed or mongrel dogs, typically with short coats. Therefore, the correct answer is "Cur dog" because it specifically refers to a type of canine that is not a hound.Rate this question:
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A hound which hunts without speaking is said to be mute.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
The statement is false because a hound that hunts without speaking is not said to be mute. The term "mute" refers to the inability to speak or make sounds, while a hound that hunts silently is simply considered to be quiet or silent. Therefore, the correct answer is false.Rate this question:
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