4-h Judging Definition Practice

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4-h Judging Definition Practice - Quiz


These are some of the definitions that will be on the 4-H Judging Contest! Happy studying! :)


Questions and Answers
  • 1. 

    TRUE OR FALSE: A Hare foot is a foot that has toes that are straight and flat when viewed in profile, lacking arch

    • A.

      True

    • B.

      False

    Correct Answer
    B. False
    Explanation
    A Hare foot is a foot that has toes that are straight and flat when viewed in profile, lacking an arch. This statement is false. A Hare foot is actually a foot that has toes that are arched and compact, enabling the animal to move quickly and efficiently.

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  • 2. 

      TRUE OR FALSE: A flat foot is a foot in which the two center digits are appreciably longer than the outside and inside toes of the foot and the arching of the toes is less marked, making the foot appear longer overall.  

    • A.

      True

    • B.

      False

    Correct Answer
    B. False
    Explanation
    A flat foot is a foot in which the arch of the foot is collapsed or almost absent, resulting in the entire sole of the foot touching the ground. It is not related to the length of the center digits or the arching of the toes. Therefore, the statement in the question is incorrect.

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  • 3. 

    TRUE OR FALSE: Pads are tough, shock-absorbing projections on the underside of the feet; soles

    • A.

      True

    • B.

      False

    Correct Answer
    A. True
    Explanation
    Pads are indeed tough, shock-absorbing projections on the underside of the feet. They provide cushioning and protection to the feet, helping to absorb impact and reduce pressure on the feet while walking or running. These pads are commonly found in animals, particularly in their paws, and serve as a natural shock absorber.

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  • 4. 

    TRUE OR FALSE: A cat foot is a round, compact foot, with well-arched toes, tightly bunched or close-cupped

    • A.

      True

    • B.

      False

    Correct Answer
    A. True
    Explanation
    The statement is true because a cat's foot is indeed round and compact, with well-arched toes that are tightly bunched or close-cupped. This type of foot structure allows cats to be agile and have good balance, which is essential for their hunting and climbing abilities.

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  • 5. 

    A long fringe of hair on the tail, covering part of the tail or the entire tail is called a ___________

    Correct Answer
    plume tail
    plume
    Explanation
    A long fringe of hair on the tail, covering part of the tail or the entire tail is called a plume tail. The term "plume" refers to a long, flowing, and decorative feature, often found in feathers or hair. In this context, it is used to describe the tail, indicating that the tail has a long fringe of hair that resembles a plume. Therefore, the correct answer is plume tail.

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  • 6. 

    A spiral, curled tail is called a ____________

    Correct Answer
    corkscrew tail
    corkscrew
    Explanation
    A spiral, curled tail is commonly referred to as a corkscrew tail. This term accurately describes the shape and appearance of the tail, which resembles a corkscrew or spiral shape. The word "tail" is implied in the question, as it is the body part being described. Therefore, the correct answer is "corkscrew tail" or simply "corkscrew" as a shorter alternative.

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  • 7. 

    A tail carried down and resembling a crank in shape is called a ___________

    Correct Answer
    crank tail
    crank
    Explanation
    A tail carried down and resembling a crank in shape is called a crank tail. The term "crank" refers to a bent or curved shape, often associated with a handle or lever. In this context, it is used to describe the shape of the tail. Therefore, a tail with a crank-like shape is referred to as a crank tail.

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  • 8. 

    A short, strong tail, thick at the root and tapering to the tip, carried straight up is called a _______________

    Correct Answer
    carrot tail
    carrot
    Explanation
    A short, strong tail that is thick at the root and tapers to the tip, carried straight up is commonly referred to as a "carrot tail." This term is often used to describe the physical appearance of certain animals, such as reptiles, which have tails that resemble the shape of a carrot. The term "carrot" alone does not accurately describe this specific tail shape, as it could refer to the vegetable or have other meanings unrelated to the tail.

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  • 9. 

    A long tail carried high with feathering on the tail is called a __________________

    Correct Answer
    flag tail
    flag
    Explanation
    A long tail carried high with feathering on the tail is called a flag tail or simply a flag. This term is used to describe the specific appearance of a bird's tail, where the feathers are spread out and carried in a vertical position, resembling a flag blowing in the wind. The feathers on the tail are usually long and narrow, contributing to the overall flag-like shape. This feature is often seen in certain bird species and is considered a distinctive characteristic of their plumage.

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  • 10. 

    Broadening slightly in the center and tapering to a point. This tail is called a ______________

    Correct Answer
    flat tail
    flat
    Explanation
    The given correct answer is "flat tail, flat". This suggests that the tail being described in the question is broadening slightly in the center and tapering to a point, and it is referred to as a flat tail. The word "flat" is used to describe the shape of the tail, emphasizing that it is not rounded or curved.

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  • 11. 

    A tail carried above the normal level of the back is a ________________

    Correct Answer
    gay tail
    gay
    Explanation
    The term "gay tail" is used to describe a tail that is carried above the normal level of the back. It is a descriptive term used to indicate the position or posture of the tail.

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  • 12. 

    A tail that hangs down with an upward hook or swirl at tip is a ________________

    Correct Answer
    hook tail
    hook
    Explanation
    A tail that hangs down with an upward hook or swirl at the tip is commonly referred to as a hook tail. This tail shape is characterized by a curved or hooked end, which gives it a distinct appearance. The term "hook tail" is used to describe this specific tail shape, where the tail hangs down and curls upwards at the tip, resembling a hook or a swirl.

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  • 13. 

    Thick at the root, round and tapering, with the hair parted or divided on the underside is an ______________________

    Correct Answer
    otter tail
    otter
    Explanation
    The given description describes the physical characteristics of an otter tail, which is thick at the root, round, and tapers towards the end. Additionally, the hair is parted or divided on the underside. This description matches the features of an otter tail, which is a distinctive characteristic of otters.

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  • 14. 

    A tail carried in an arch up and over the back, not lying flat on the back is a _________________

    Correct Answer
    pot hook tail
    pot hook
    Explanation
    A tail carried in an arch up and over the back, not lying flat on the back is referred to as a pot hook tail. This term describes the specific way in which the tail is positioned, forming an arch shape that extends upwards and over the back of the animal, rather than lying flat against the back. The term "pot hook" is also used to describe this type of tail, emphasizing the curved shape it takes.

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  • 15. 

    A tail with a thick root covered with soft curls and a tip devoid of hair or having the appearance of being clipped is a _______________

    Correct Answer
    rat tail
    rat
    Explanation
    The given correct answer for this question is "rat tail". A rat tail refers to a tail of a rat that has a thick root covered with soft curls and a tip devoid of hair or having the appearance of being clipped. It is a distinctive feature of rats and helps in their balance and mobility.

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  • 16. 

    A tail carried up and around almost in a circle is a ______________

    Correct Answer
    ring tail
    ring
    Explanation
    The correct answer for this question is "ring tail" or simply "ring". This is because the description provided in the question, "a tail carried up and around almost in a circle," perfectly matches the appearance of a ring tail. The term "ring" can also be used to refer to this type of tail.

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  • 17. 

    A naturally short tail twisted in a more or less spiral formation is a _______________

    Correct Answer
    screw tail
    screw
    Explanation
    A naturally short tail twisted in a more or less spiral formation is referred to as a screw tail. This term is used to describe the physical characteristic of certain animals, where their tail appears to be twisted or coiled in a spiral shape. This unique feature is often observed in certain dog breeds, such as the Pug or the Bulldog, where their short tail curls around itself, resembling the shape of a screw. The term "screw" alone refers to a cylindrical rod with a helical thread, commonly used for fastening objects together.

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  • 18. 

    A tail carried out and up in a semicircle is a _______________

    Correct Answer
    sickle tail
    sickle
    Explanation
    A tail carried out and up in a semicircle is referred to as a sickle tail. This term is used to describe the shape and position of the tail, which resembles a curved blade or a sickle. The tail is raised upwards in a semicircular shape, giving it a distinct appearance.

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  • 19. 

    A tail carried up and curving more or less forward is a ______________

    Correct Answer
    squirrel tail
    squirrel
    Explanation
    A tail carried up and curving more or less forward is a characteristic of a squirrel tail. Squirrels have long, bushy tails that they often hold upright and curve forward, which helps them with balance and communication. The tail serves as a counterbalance while the squirrel jumps and leaps between trees, and the forward curve may help them navigate branches and obstacles more easily.

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  • 20. 

    Tail coming up and lying directly on the back, with the tip pointing toward the head is a ___________________

    Correct Answer
    snap tail
    snap
    Explanation
    A tail that is coming up and lying directly on the back, with the tip pointing toward the head is referred to as a "snap tail". This term is used to describe the specific position and orientation of the tail.

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  • 21. 

    Carried out stiffly straight and pointed. This tail is a _____________

    Correct Answer
    whip tail
    whip
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "whip tail" or "whip". This is because the description given in the question, "carried out stiffly straight and pointed," is characteristic of a whip tail. A whip tail is a type of tail that is long, straight, and pointed, resembling a whip. Therefore, both "whip tail" and "whip" can be used to describe this type of tail based on the given information.

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  • 22. 

    A dog that has no undercoat has a......

    • A.

      Corded Coat

    • B.

      Broken Coat

    • C.

      Single Coat

    • D.

      Curly Coat

    Correct Answer
    C. Single Coat
    Explanation
    A dog that has no undercoat has a single coat. This means that the dog only has one layer of fur, without a dense layer of shorter hairs beneath. Dogs with single coats often have hair that is longer and less dense, making them more prone to getting cold in colder climates.

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  • 23. 

    A wiry, harsh, crisp coat consisting of a harsh, wiry outer jacket plus a dense, softer undercoat is a.....

    • A.

      Double Coat

    • B.

      Broken Coat

    • C.

      Corded Coat

    • D.

      Curly Coat

    Correct Answer
    B. Broken Coat
    Explanation
    A broken coat refers to a wiry, harsh, crisp coat that consists of a harsh, wiry outer jacket and a dense, softer undercoat. This type of coat is commonly found in certain dog breeds, such as Jack Russell Terriers or Border Terriers. The term "broken" refers to the texture of the coat, which is not smooth or silky but rather rough and wiry. This type of coat provides protection against the elements and helps the dog stay warm in cold weather.

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  • 24. 

    A coat that hangs in even strands of varying length that is allowed and encouraged to grow into ringlets and dreadlocks is a.....

    • A.

      Broken Coat

    • B.

      Single Coat

    • C.

      Curly Coat

    • D.

      Corded Coat

    Correct Answer
    D. Corded Coat
    Explanation
    A corded coat is a type of coat that grows in even strands of varying length and is allowed and encouraged to form ringlets and dreadlocks. This type of coat is characterized by its cord-like appearance, where the strands of hair clump together and form cords or ropes. It is a unique and distinct coat type that requires specific grooming and maintenance to keep the cords intact.

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  • 25. 

    A coat in a mass of tight, thick curls is a......

    • A.

      Corded Coat

    • B.

      Curly Coat

    • C.

      Single Coat

    • D.

      Double Coat

    Correct Answer
    B. Curly Coat
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Curly Coat" because a coat in a mass of tight, thick curls is typically referred to as a curly coat. This type of coat is common in certain dog breeds, such as poodles and bichon frises. The curls can provide insulation and protection from the elements, making it suitable for colder climates.

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  • 26. 

    An outer coat resistant to weather and protective against brush and brambles, together with an inner coat of softer hair for warmth and waterproofing is a.......

    • A.

      Double Coat

    • B.

      Curly Coat

    • C.

      Broken Coat

    • D.

      Corded Coat

    Correct Answer
    A. Double Coat
    Explanation
    A double coat refers to a type of fur or hair that consists of two layers. The outer coat is resistant to weather and protects against brush and brambles, while the inner coat is softer and provides warmth and waterproofing. This type of coat is commonly found in certain dog breeds, such as Siberian Huskies and Golden Retrievers, that are adapted to cold climates.

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  • 27. 

    A tail that comes up and over the back. It can be a tight curl over the back only, a single curl falling over the loin with the tip toward the tight, or curled to one side. This tail is called a ______________

    Correct Answer
    curled tail
    curled
    curl
    curl tail
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "curled tail". This is because the description provided in the question mentions a tail that comes up and over the back, with various curling patterns. Therefore, any of the given options - "curled tail", "curled", "curl", or "curl tail" - can be used to describe this type of tail.

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  • 28. 

    A tail relatively short, strong, straight, and tapering to a point is a ______________

    Correct Answer
    bee sting tail
    bee sting
    bee sting
    bee-sting
    bee-sting tail
    Explanation
    A tail that is relatively short, strong, straight, and tapering to a point is referred to as a bee sting tail.

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  • 29. 

      A   tail curled over the back in a whirlpool shape is called a _______________

    Correct Answer
    double curled tail
    double curled
    double curl
    double curl tail
    Explanation
    A tail curled over the back in a whirlpool shape is referred to as a "double curled tail". This term accurately describes the specific shape and positioning of the tail.

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