Equine Unit Test

What is a Mare?

• A mature female horse
• a mature male horse
• a young horse still nursing
• a young female horse
• a young intact male horse

What is a Colt?

• a young intact male horse
• A mature female horse
• a mature male horse
• a young horse still nursing
• a young female horse

What is a Filly?

• a young female horse
• A mature female horse
• a mature male horse
• a young horse still nursing
• a young intact male horse

What is a Foal?

• a young horse still nursing
• A mature female horse
• a mature male horse
• a young female horse
• a young intact male horse

What is a Gelding?

• a castrated male horse of any age
• A mature female horse
• a mature male horse
• a young horse still nursing
• a young female horse

What is a Stallion?

• a mature male horse
• A mature female horse
• a young horse still nursing
• a young female horse
• a young intact male horse

How large are light horses?

• 14-17 hands and 900-1,400 pounds
• less than 14 hands and around 1,000 pounds
• 14-17 hands around 1,000 pounds
• 14-17 hands and 1,400+ pounds

How large are Draft horses?

• 14-17 hands and 900-1,400 pounds
• 10-12 hands and 1,000 pounds
• 14-17 hands around 1,000 pounds
• 14-17+ hands and 1,400+ pounds

How large are ponies?

• 14-17 hands and 900-1,400 pounds
• 10-12 hands and 1,000 pounds
• Less than 14 hands and 500-900 pounds

• 14-17+ hands and 1,400+ pounds

How was the horse first used?

• Weapon
• Pet
• Food
• Entertainment