Only In Belgium 8 - Live Cows in a Shop Window

The video discusses an unusual art exhibition by Guy Stingput in a small agricultural town. The exhibit features live cows in a shop window, aiming to provoke thoughts on modern civilization. While the exhibit has sparked controversy, especially among animal lovers, the artist assures that the cows are well-treated. The exhibition is part of an arts festival in Borg Loon and carries a French title that translates to 'She gives milk, but nobody gives her pleasure.'

What is the primary goal of Guy Stingput's exhibition featuring live cows?

• To encourage reflection on modern civilization

• To showcase new farming techniques

• To promote agricultural products

• To entertain the local community

How do the cows in the exhibition appear to the passersby?

• Confused and restless

• Content and calm

• Aggressive and loud

• Indifferent and sleepy

What concern do animal lovers have about the exhibition?

• The cows are not visible enough

• The cows could be mistreated

• The cows are too noisy

• The cows might not be fed properly

What assurance does Guy Stingput provide regarding the cows' treatment?

• They are given special training

• They are rotated with other animals

• They are kept in a space larger than usual

• They are fed regularly and appear content

What is the translated title of the exhibition, and what does it suggest?

• She gives milk, but nobody gives her pleasure; it suggests the cows' contentment

• She gives milk, but nobody gives her pleasure; it suggests a lack of fulfillment

• She gives milk, but nobody gives her pleasure; it suggests the cows' happiness

• She gives milk, but nobody gives her pleasure; it suggests the cows' productivity