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Trouble Down on the Farm! Trivia Quiz

Oh no! The hens are crowing and the goat has a stomach ache! Can you solve these problems on the family farm?

A multiple-choice quiz by crisw. Estimated time: 5 mins.

Author
crisw

Time
5 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
88,821

Updated
Mar 07 24

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Tough

Avg Score
5 / 10

Plays
4682

Awards
Top 35% Quiz

Last 3 plays: Guest 165 (6/10), Guest 74 (8/10), GoodVibe (4/10).

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Question 1 of 10

1. Life on the farm is a lot of fun, but there can be problems sometimes... like this morning. You go out to milk the goats, and your prize Nubian, who ate a bit too much grass yesterday, has a heck of a bellyache. She's standing away from the others, looking kind of droopy, and her stomach is distended. What do you do for her first? Hint

Give her some Tums

Give her some Pepto-Bismol

Give her some Gas-X

Give her some Metamucil

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Question 2 of 10

2. After you finish milking the goat does, you check on your bucks. Eeew! Your prize herdsire is urinating all over his face! What's wrong with him? Hint

Absolutely nothing

He has kidney stones

He has a urinary tract infection

He has a facial irritation

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Question 3 of 10

3. It's a pretty warm day, and your rabbit looks mighty hot. How should you cool him off? Hint

Soak him with cool water

Put a frozen bottle of water in his cage

Put a fan in front of his cage

Nothing- rabbits are adapted to hot weather

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Question 4 of 10

4. Now on to those crowing hens...yes, hens. Even the rooster looks perplexed as that cute young thing lets out a high-pitched but definite crow. What the heck is going on? Hint

Maybe she's a he

Could be any of these

She has a hormonal imbalance

Nothing-it's normal

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Question 5 of 10

5. You go out to feed your horse, When he sees you, you ask him, "You want some dinner, Dobbin?" He nods his head vigorously. Should you be pleased?

Yes

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Question 6 of 10

6. Your llama is looking a bit grubby these days. He has straw and leaves in his coat, and he's pretty dusty. No one wants a dirty llama- what should you do? Hint

Get out the horse shampoo

Get out the sheep shears

Get out the leaf blower

Get out of the llama business

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Question 7 of 10

7. Ticks! Yuck! Ticks on the dog, ticks on the cat, ticks on you! Which of the following farmyard friends will be of the most help in combating this pestilence? Hint

Turkeys

Chickens

Guinea fowl

Ducks

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Question 8 of 10

8. You're afraid that your chickens' eggshells might be getting a mite weak. What can you add to their diet to prevent this? Hint

Banana peels

Sunflower seeds

Oystershell

Grass clippings

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Question 9 of 10

9. You have no end of trouble with those hens! Now your new hens are laying blue eggs! Not white, not brown...turquoise blue! What is going on? Hint

They must have worms

They must have eaten wild blueberries

You need to stay away from that still, Farmer Joe!

They must be Araucana crosses

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Question 10 of 10

10. Ahhh...the day is done, time for bed. As you doze off, you are awakened by a tremendously loud scream. "Heee-youp! Heee-youp! Hee-youp!" Which of your farmyard fowl is disturbing your well-earned sleep? Hint

The peacock

The rooster

The turkey

The emu

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

Answer: Give her some Gas-X

These are the symptoms of bloat, a buildup of gas in the rumen. Bloat can be a real emergency, and can kill a goat quickly. Gas-X contains a surfactant, simethicone, which breaks down the gas bubbles in the goat's stomach and allows her to burp them up. If the Gas-X doesn't work, you might have to pass a stomach tube to let the gas out.

2. After you finish milking the goat does, you check on your bucks. Eeew! Your prize herdsire is urinating all over his face! What's wrong with him?

Answer: Absolutely nothing

This is why no one keeps bucks as pets :>) Bucks in rut produce a foul odor from glands on their head (which they love to rub on everything- including you!) and urinate on their face, beard and forelegs. The does think it's great cologne.

3. It's a pretty warm day, and your rabbit looks mighty hot. How should you cool him off?

Answer: Put a frozen bottle of water in his cage

Heat is a big killer of rabbits. They don't like to get wet, and a fan won't help because they don't sweat (they use their ears to radiate heat.)They will cuddle up to the cold bottle.

4. Now on to those crowing hens...yes, hens. Even the rooster looks perplexed as that cute young thing lets out a high-pitched but definite crow. What the heck is going on?

Answer: Could be any of these

Some hens crow, but always in a shriller and higher-pitched voice than a real rooster. Sometimes what you think is a pullet grows up to fool you. Sometimes a hen will have an ovarian disturbance that causes her to secrete excess testosterone and start acting like a rooster.

5. You go out to feed your horse, When he sees you, you ask him, "You want some dinner, Dobbin?" He nods his head vigorously. Should you be pleased?

Answer: No

Horses use this as a threat. He's threatening you, probably over the food. If you ignore this, the next step for you may be dodging some flailing hooves. Bad horse!

6. Your llama is looking a bit grubby these days. He has straw and leaves in his coat, and he's pretty dusty. No one wants a dirty llama- what should you do?

Answer: Get out the leaf blower

Believe it or not, the first step in grooming a llama is to blow all of the dirt and straw out of its coat. You can buy special blowers made just for this purpose- or you can use a garden-variety leaf blower!

7. Ticks! Yuck! Ticks on the dog, ticks on the cat, ticks on you! Which of the following farmyard friends will be of the most help in combating this pestilence?

Answer: Guinea fowl

Don't know what a guinea fowl is? It's slightly smaller than a chicken, with lovely plumage, an ugly bald face, and a noisy call. They are great watchdogs and will even kill snakes and mice.

8. You're afraid that your chickens' eggshells might be getting a mite weak. What can you add to their diet to prevent this?

Answer: Oystershell

Oystershells contain a lot of calcium, which hens need to lay strong eggs. It is sold ground, and the hens love to peck at it.

9. You have no end of trouble with those hens! Now your new hens are laying blue eggs! Not white, not brown...turquoise blue! What is going on?

Answer: They must be Araucana crosses

Araucanas are a breed of chicken that lays colored eggs- usually in the range from light turquoise to teal.

Answer: The peacock

Peacocks are beautiful, but they make a godawful racket!

Source: Author crisw

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