Horse Quiz : Level 2 :) 10 Questions
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How should you walk up to a horse
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Hands up in the air yelling i surrender
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Calmly walk with hands by your side
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I don't know
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The 'Horse quiz: Level 2 :)' assesses knowledge of basic horse care and terminology. It covers how to approach horses, identifies parts of the horse, and clarifies common misconceptions, enhancing understanding and interaction skills with horses.
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A stripe is a big white marking that goes from the center of the forehead to the nose
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
A stripe is not a big white marking that goes from the center of the forehead to the nose.Rate this question:
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What are horses nose usually called
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Nose
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Snout
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Muzzle
Correct Answer
A. MuzzleExplanation
Horses' noses are usually called muzzles. The term "muzzle" refers specifically to the part of the horse's face that includes the nostrils and the area around them. It is commonly used to describe the structure and appearance of the horse's nose.Rate this question:
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Unscramble some of the word in the sentence ! A relative of horses that are usually under 14 hands are usually called a nypo
Correct Answer
ponyExplanation
The sentence states that a relative of horses that are usually under 14 hands is called a "nypo." However, the word "nypo" is scrambled and should be unscrambled to form the correct word, which is "pony." Therefore, the correct answer is "pony."Rate this question:
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Check all the boxes below that descibe a horse
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Small
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Large
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Slow
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Strong
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Weak
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Fast
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Smart
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Dumb
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Hard working
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Lazing
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Energetic
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Slim
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Fuzzy
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Fat
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Hooves
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Paws
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Muzzle
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Snout
Correct Answer(s)
A. Large
A. Strong
A. Fast
A. Smart
A. Hard working
A. Energetic
A. Slim
A. Hooves
A. MuzzleExplanation
The correct answer includes characteristics that are typically associated with horses. Horses are generally large, strong, fast, smart, hard working, energetic, and slim. They have hooves and a muzzle.Rate this question:
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What does parrot mouth mean
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Horses with a sharp lip
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Sharp teeth
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The top lip is longer than the bottom one
Correct Answer
A. The top lip is longer than the bottom oneExplanation
Parrot mouth refers to a dental condition in horses where the top lip is longer than the bottom one. This misalignment causes the upper jaw to protrude forward, resulting in an overbite. Horses with parrot mouth may have difficulty grazing, chewing, or wearing down their teeth properly. This condition can lead to dental issues and may require corrective measures such as filing or dental surgery to ensure the horse's oral health and well-being.Rate this question:
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Safety in catcheing , handling and leading horses. Safety in bridling, saddling and mounting horses. Safety controlling and riding horses. Showing the horse with safety and courtesy. These are all part of the ...
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Rules
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I don't know
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Precautions
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Safety rules AND precautions
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A. Safety rules AND precautionsExplanation
The given correct answer is "safety rules AND precautions". This answer encompasses all the mentioned activities such as catching, handling, leading, bridling, saddling, mounting, controlling, riding, and showing horses. Safety rules and precautions are essential in order to ensure the well-being of both the horse and the person involved. These guidelines help prevent accidents, injuries, and mishaps during various interactions with horses. By following safety rules and taking necessary precautions, individuals can minimize risks and create a safer environment for themselves and the animals.Rate this question:
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When ridding a horse you should
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Lay back and relax
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Run around acting like an idiot
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Keep your horse well under control
Correct Answer
A. Keep your horse well under controlExplanation
The correct answer is "Keep your horse well under control." When riding a horse, it is important to maintain control over the horse's movements and behavior. This ensures the safety of both the rider and the horse. By keeping the horse under control, the rider can prevent any unexpected or dangerous situations from occurring. It also allows the rider to effectively communicate with the horse and guide it in the desired direction. Overall, maintaining control over the horse is crucial for a safe and enjoyable riding experience.Rate this question:
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The most safe and sound place to ride a horse is the city
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
Riding a horse in the city is not the most safe and sound place to do so. Urban areas are typically crowded with vehicles, pedestrians, and other potential hazards that can startle or spook a horse. Additionally, the noise, commotion, and unfamiliar surroundings can make it difficult for a horse to remain calm and focused. Therefore, it is generally safer to ride a horse in more open and controlled environments such as rural areas, designated trails, or equestrian facilities.Rate this question:
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Quarter horses are the best horses to go trail ridding on
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
The statement that "Quarter horses are the best horses to go trail riding on" is false. This answer suggests that there are other horse breeds that are better suited for trail riding than Quarter horses.Rate this question:
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