Horse Body Parts Trivia Questions!
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The stifle joint is located on the...
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Back leg
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Front leg
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The neck
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The mouth
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Can you answer some horse body parts trivia questions? If yes, then take this quiz. If you love going on a sunset ride with your horse and brushing its hair, you might be the person that has a connection with it. If you consider yourself someone with a strong love for horses, then you must know all their body parts. See moreHow much can you remember about horse body parts? Take this fun quiz to find out. No peeking now!
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The dock is located near the ______.
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Ear
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Mouth
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Front legs
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Tail
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A. TailExplanation
The dock is located near the tail.Rate this question:
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A horse's height is measured at the ______ ,the highest point of the shoulder.
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Tail
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Withers
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Legs
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Nose
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A. WithersExplanation
The correct answer is "Withers." The withers refer to the highest point of a horse's shoulder, where the neck and back meet. This is the standard point of measurement for a horse's height. The height of a horse is typically measured from the ground to the withers, providing an accurate representation of the horse's overall size.Rate this question:
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A horse's entire mouth area is called the...
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Muzzle
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Puzzle
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Puddle
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None of these
Correct Answer
A. MuzzleExplanation
The correct answer is Muzzle. The muzzle refers to the entire mouth area of a horse, including the lips, nostrils, and the front part of the face. It is the part of the horse's head where the bit is placed when using a bridle. The term "puzzle" does not accurately describe the horse's mouth area, and "puddle" is unrelated to the question. Therefore, the correct answer is "Muzzle."Rate this question:
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A horse has only one cannon bone.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
A horse does not have only one cannon bone. In fact, a horse has two cannon bones, one in each leg. The cannon bone is a long, slender bone located between the knee and the fetlock joint in the front legs, and between the hock and the fetlock joint in the hind legs. These bones provide support and stability to the horse's legs, allowing them to bear weight and move efficiently.Rate this question:
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The poll of the horse is located...
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Above the tail
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Between the ears
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The top of the shoulders
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Under the nose
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A. Between the earsExplanation
The poll of the horse refers to the area between the ears, where the head and neck meet. This is an important anatomical location as it is where the bridle sits and where the rider communicates with the horse through the reins. The poll is a sensitive area and understanding its location is crucial for proper horse handling and communication.Rate this question:
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The fetlock is found...
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Near the hip
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Toward the front of the horse
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On the lower leg
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None of these
Correct Answer
A. On the lower legExplanation
The fetlock is found on the lower leg of a horse. It is a joint that is equivalent to the human ankle. The fetlock joint is located between the cannon bone and the pastern bone. It is an important joint that allows the horse's leg to flex and extend, providing support and stability during movement.Rate this question:
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Horses don't have feathers.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
Feathering or feather is a distinctive and visually appealing feature found in specific equine breeds, contributing to the overall majestic appearance of horses and ponies.Rate this question:
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Horses do not have elbows.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
Horses do have elbows. The elbow joint is located between the upper arm bone (humerus) and the two forearm bones (radius and ulna). It allows for flexion and extension of the forearm. Therefore, the statement that horses do not have elbows is incorrect.Rate this question:
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Describe the forelock.
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The hair on the horse's forehead
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The hair on the horse's hooves
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The hair on the withers
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The wings
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A. The hair on the horse's foreheadExplanation
The forelock refers to the hair on the horse's forehead. It is the hair that falls between the horse's ears and hangs down onto its face. This hair is often longer and thicker than the rest of the horse's mane and is commonly styled or braided for shows or competitions. The forelock serves both a practical and aesthetic purpose, helping to protect the horse's eyes from insects and providing a distinctive look to the horse's overall appearance.Rate this question:
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