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1. What does it mean when a horse paws?

The horse is frustrated and desires to move.

The horse is happy.

The horse is hungry.

The horse is tired.

2. What is the dominant herding behavior gesture called?

Snaking

Pawing

Bobbing

Snorting

3. What indicates a horse is becoming defensive and thinking about kicking?

Moving the hip in towards a threat or cocking a foot

Tossing the head high with the nose moving in a circular motion

Lowering the head with the nose pointed out

Elevating the head and tensing the ears

4. A frightened horse will most likely:

Elevate his head, tense his ears, raise and stiffen his tail

Lower his head and relax his ears

Chew and drop his tail

Take a deep sigh

5. Which of the following gestures indicate a horse is defiant?

Tossing the head high with the nose moving in a circular motion

Lowering the head with the nose pointed out

Elevating the head

Pawing at the ground

6. The desired relationship between horse and human is that of:

A herd of two

A pack of two

A team of three

An alliance of four

7. The alpha individual in a herd enjoys many perks but also has the responsibility of:

Protecting the herd and keeping order

Being the fastest runner

Finding new grazing fields

Playing with the young horses

8. Hand-feeding treats to a horse causes a horse to think he is:

Dominant because he controls the human’s actions.

Subordinate because he obeys the human.

Playful because he gets rewards.

Curious because treats are interesting.

9. When a horse encounters a problem such as an annoying pull on his mouth from the bit, he:

Begins to experiment on what he must do to make the annoyance go away.

Thinks about the origin of the annoyance.

Ignores the annoyance.

Seeks human help for the annoyance.

10. How many instinctive behaviors do horses have?

Seven

Three

Five

Nine

11. What is the meaning of 'nickers' in horse communication?

'Come closer to me'

'Go away'

'I am frightened'

'I am curious'

12. One difference between a dog and a horse is that a dog will leave safety for food, but a horse will leave food for:

Safety

Water

Companionship

Exercise

13. Any upward movement of a horse’s head indicates:

Tension

Relaxation

Contentment

Fatigue

14. Horses are herd animals because their survival depends on:

The herd

Individual strength

Human interaction

Solo activities

15. What do horses want most in life?

Safety and comfort

To be the fastest runner

To explore new territories

To compete with other animals

16. A horse’s snort is a sign of:

Alarm

Contentment

Hunger

Joy

17. To have a horse that is happy, respectful, and obedient, a human must first become his:

Leader

Friend

Servant

Companion

18. A nicker most often occurs just prior to being fed and is a way to:

Announce the horse's presence and anticipation.

Show irritation.

Express pain.

Indicate frustration.

19. Which audible horse expression is the longest and loudest?

Whinny

Nicker

Snort

Squeal

20. If a horse makes an action to which the human reacts, who is in charge?

The horse is in charge.

The human is in charge.

Nobody is in charge.

The herd is in charge.

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