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1. How many eyelids does a chicken have? (3)
2. What are the 4 poultry diseases that are tested for during a N.P.I.P inspection? (Pullorum, Avian Influenza (Bird Flu), M. Galliseptum, and M. Synoviae)
3. Can M. Galliseptum & M. Synoviae be passed from hen to egg? (Yes)
4. What does the "M" stand for in M. Galliseptum & Synoviae? (Mycoplasma)
5. Do chickens have tongues? (Yes)
6. Is the American Standard of Perfection by the ABA or APA? (APA)
7. Chickens eat with their _____. (Beaks)
8. True or False: Marek's Disease has a cure. (False)
9. Is Wazine used for Mites, Worms, or just for a Nutrient Boost? (Worms)
10. Which disease is the most likely if most of the birds affected only have 1 eye swollen, watery, & bubbly? (Coryza)
11. If you see thick white bubbles in a Cornish's eyes is that a problem? (No, due to their narrow heads & small sinuses)
12. How many Primary Flight Feathers should a chicken have? (10, but be sure not to count the axiel feather!)
13. How many Main Tail Feathers should a female chicken have? (7)
14. Are male & female Muscovy Ducks the same size? (No, the females are much smaller)
15. If your chicken has worms, they live in your chickens __________. (Intestines)
16. How many breeds of Turkeys are recognized by the American Standard of Perfection, & what are they? (8 & Beltsville Small White, Black, Bourbon Red, Bronze, Narragansett, Royal Palm, Slate, & White Holland)
17. How many breeds of Geese are recognized by the American Standard of Perfection, & what are they? (12 & African, Embden, Toulouse, American Buff, Pilgrim, Saddleback Pomeranian, Sebastopol, Canada, Chinese, Egyptian, and Tufted Roman)
18. How many breeds of Guineas are recognized by the American Standard of Perfection, & what are they? (3 & Lavender, White, & Pearl)
19. How many types of Game Bantams are there? (Old English, Modern, & American)
20. Can Chickens eat chocolate? (No)
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