Understanding Rooster Crows

What is the primary sound made by a rooster?

• Chirping

• Meowing

• Crowing

• Barking

Why do roosters typically crow?

• To attract mates

• To warn of predators

• To mark their territory

• To signal the start of a new day

In what way is rooster crowing significant in agriculture?

• It helps in pollination

• It indicates the time for farmers

• It scares away pests

• It fertilizes the soil

Which culture considers the rooster a symbol of courage?

• Greek

• Mayan

• Chinese

• Egyptian

What does a rooster crow symbolize in many cultures?

• End of the day

• A call for rain

• A new beginning

• A warning of danger