Safety in Handling Review Quiz

What is the field of vision that most livestock have?

• 180 degrees

• 300 degrees

• 360 degrees

• 90 degrees

What is a characteristic of livestock vision compared to human vision?

• Livestock have better depth perception

• Livestock have binocular vision

• Livestock must lower their heads to focus on objects on the ground

• Livestock can see better in the dark

What is the disadvantage of monocular vision in livestock?

• It provides a wider field of vision

• It allows them to see fine details

• It results in poor depth perception

• It enables them to see in the dark

What is the range of vertical vision that livestock have compared to humans?

• 60 degrees for livestock, 140 degrees for humans

• 140 degrees for livestock, 60 degrees for humans

• 120 degrees for livestock, 180 degrees for humans

• 180 degrees for livestock, 120 degrees for humans

Which color are cattle unable to see?

• Blue

• Green

• Red

• Yellow

What are cattle sensitive to in terms of vision?

• Brightness and hue

• Harsh contrasts between light and dark colors and changes in texture

• Only movement

• Only distance

Compared to humans, how do livestock hear lower volume and higher frequency sounds?

• They can hear them the same as humans.

• They cannot hear them at all.

• They can hear them better than humans.

• They can hear them worse than humans.

What type of sounds do livestock dislike?

• Soft, low-pitched sounds

• Loud, high-pitched sounds

• Quiet, high-frequency sounds

• Soft, high-frequency sounds

What is the sense of smell used for in livestock?

• Only for identifying other animals

• Identifying other animals, heat detection, and breeding

• Only for heat detection

• Only for breeding

When frightened, what senses do animals rely on more than smell?

• Taste and touch

• Vision and hearing

• Hearing and taste

• Vision and touch