BAA SIX

The video discusses the pronunciation of 'Jaguar' and transitions to a story about a grey-faced Dartmoor sheep that gave birth to six lambs, a rare occurrence in 70 years. The farmer's daughters help feed the lambs four times a day. The mother sheep had two partners, resulting in one crossbred Dorset lamb and five purebred Dartmoor lambs.

What is the significance of the grey-faced Dartmoor sheep's birth?

• It was the first time a sheep gave birth to a single lamb.

• It was the first time in 70 years for such a large birth in the breed.

• It was the first time a sheep gave birth to twins.

• It was the first time a sheep gave birth in the region.

How often do the farmer's daughters feed the lambs?

• Twice a day

• Three times a day

• Four times a day

• Once a day

What is the reason for the sheep feeling 'sheepish'?

• She wandered off the farm.

• She had interactions with two different rams.

• She refused to feed her lambs.

• She was the first sheep to give birth in the area.

What is the breed of the crossbred lamb?

• Grey-faced Dartmoor

• Dorset

• Merino

• Suffolk

What is the primary breed of the other lambs?

• Grey-faced Dartmoor

• Dorset

• Merino

• Suffolk