Farming:

The transcript discusses a fat stock show, comparing it to a market day. It describes the local livestock, including pigs and calves, and mentions the absence of bulls, which are sent to Chicago for a show. The narrative concludes with pigs returning home.

What is the initial impression of the time between charge and trial?

• It is dull and uneventful.

• It is awe-inspiring.

• It is quick and efficient.

• It is confusing and chaotic.

What is the main activity described at the fat stock show?

• Breeding of fine pigs.

• Racing of horses.

• Exhibition of exotic birds.

• Auction of antique items.

How are the calves being transported at the show?

• In a train.

• On a lorry.

• In a helicopter.

• On a boat.

Where did the Prince of Wales send his prize bulls?

• To Paris.

• To Chicago.

• To New York.

• To London.

What is the final sentiment expressed about the pigs?

• They are excited to stay.

• They are eager to explore.

• They are fed up and going home.

• They are content and resting.