HS 130 Where in the World

What is one way horses can be identified?

• By their height

• By their breed

• By their age

• By their diet

Why have horse breeds evolved over time?

• Due to changes in human diet

• Due to climatic conditions and food sources

• Due to technological advancements

• Due to changes in global politics

What was a significant influence on horses in the Americas?

• Asian horses

• European horses

• African horses

• Australian horses

How can a horse breed get its name?

• From its color

• From its diet

• From its place of origin

• From its speed

What is the minimum height at which horses are generally classified as horses rather than ponies?

• 14.2 hands

• 13.2 hands

• 15.2 hands

• 12.2 hands

Which continent is not detailed for horse breeds in the document?

• Antarctica

• Africa

• Asia

• Europe

What is the primary factor used by breed registries to classify animals as horses?

• Height

• Color

• Speed

• Weight

Which of the following is NOT a title mentioned for more breed information?

• Parade of Breeds

• Gentle Giants

• Trot! I Think Not!

• Horse Power

How many continents are mentioned in the document for horse breed characteristics?

• Seven

• Five

• Six

• Eight

When did horses first come to Australia?

• 1788

• 1800

• 1850

• 1900