Types of Fencing Quiz (L3)

Which type of fencing might be suitable for smaller animals?

• Electric fence

• Wooden fence

• Wire mesh fence

• Stone wall

What type of fencing uses natural vegetation and can provide privacy?

• Electric fence

• Wooden fence

• Wire mesh fence

• Hedge

What is the recommended spacing between uprights for post and rail fencing?

• Every 0.5m to 1m (1.6ft to 3.3ft)

• Every 1.5m to 3m (5ft to 10ft)

• Every 2m to 4m (6.5ft to 13ft)

• Every 3m to 5m (10ft to 16ft)

Why might electric tape need to be regularly checked in areas with frequent heavy winds?

• It can become more visible

• It can rust

• It can suffer damage

• It does not need to be checked

Which of the following is not a benefit of electric tape in electric fencing?

• It's easy to assemble

• It's easy to move and extend

• It will not rust

• It needs frequent re-tensioning in windy areas

Why is post and rail fencing considered aesthetically pleasing?

• It is the cheapest option available.

• It blends well with the natural landscape.

• It requires no maintenance.

• It is the strongest type of fencing.

What is one of the disadvantages of wooden rail fencing mentioned in the text?

• It cannot be seen by horses.

• It is less expensive than other types of fencing.

• It requires regular ongoing maintenance.

• It is harmful to the surrounding area.

What is a risk associated with wooden fencing for horses?

• Horses cannot see the fence.

• Horses may chew the rails or use the posts to scratch themselves.

• The fence can easily be knocked down by horses.

• The fence does not provide any barrier.

What is one advantage of using barbed wire as a fencing option?

• It is highly visible

• It is safe for horses

• It provides a solid barrier and is cheap

• It does not require maintenance

Why is barbed wire considered unsuitable for horses?

• It is too expensive

• It is not durable

• It has little visibility and can cause serious injuries

• It is too high for horses to jump over