ANS 1 - Obj. 7.02 Lesson

Multiple Choice

What is the main objective of proper animal handling?

• To move animals with minimum stress to both the animals and handler

• To move animals as quickly as possible

• To maximize productivity regardless of stress

• To minimize costs

Multiple Select

Which of the following are benefits of minimizing stress to animals during handling?

• Reduces volatile behavior and injuries

• Improves immune system function

• Increases animal speed

• Limits injuries to people

Multiple Choice

Which piece of equipment is specifically used to restrain cattle by closing between the head and shoulders?

• Headgate

• Sorting panels

• Net

• Trimming stand

Multiple Choice

What is the primary purpose of a palpation cage in animal handling?

• To allow handlers safe access for procedures like pregnancy checks and castrations

• To weigh large animals

• To calm animals during transport

• To separate swine from cattle

Multiple Choice

Which tool is used to weigh large animals such as cattle?

• Cattle scales

• Sorting panels

• Trimming stand

• Cat bag

Multiple Choice

What is the primary purpose of sorting panels on a farm?

• To move and separate pigs

• To weigh cattle

• To restrain sheep

• To trim animal nails

Multiple Choice

What is the primary use of a halter in livestock management?

• To lead, tie, and restrain livestock

• To feed livestock

• To provide shelter for livestock

• To groom livestock

Multiple Select

Which of the following statements about lead ropes are correct?

• They are attached to halters.

• They should never be wrapped around the hand.

• They are used to feed animals.

• They are only used for dogs.

Multiple Choice

Which animal is most commonly walked using a leash as shown in the images?

• Dog

• Horse

• Cow

• Sheep

Multiple Choice

What is the main function of a muzzle when handling animals?

• To prevent biting

• To help animals eat

• To keep animals warm

• To identify animals

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a facility design consideration for animal handling systems?

• Floors should be made with non-slip surfaces.

• Walkways should have sharp edges to guide animals.

• Systems should direct animals down one clear route with minimal distractions.

• All other surfaces should be smooth to help avoid injuries.