Managing Donkey Behavior and Ownership

A donkey escapes and runs down the road, causing a commotion. It charges a car and later moves into a field, avoiding train tracks. The dispatch team contacts the County Agriculture Department to resolve the situation. The incident ends with the hope that the donkey will stay put and rest.

What was the initial challenge faced by the narrator?

• Finding the donkey's owner

• Avoiding the donkey's aggressive behavior

• Locating the donkey in the field

• Contacting the County Agriculture Department

What was the donkey's behavior towards the narrator's car?

• It charged at the car

• It ignored the car

• It followed the car

• It ran away from the car

What was the concern about the donkey's movement in the field?

• It might find its owner

• It would damage the crops

• It could approach the train tracks

• It might get lost

What did the narrator lack training in?

• Donkey corral techniques

• Field navigation

• Handling aggressive animals

• Animal tracking

Where did the donkey jump into after leaving the field?

• A forest

• A neighboring field

• A barn

• A river

What was the hope for the donkey's behavior after jumping into the neighboring field?

• It would become friendly

• It would find its owner

• It would stay content

• It would return home

What action was being taken to manage the donkey?

• Building a new fence

• Contacting the County Agriculture Department

• Calling the police

• Searching for the owner

How did the narrator describe their first experience with a donkey corral?

• Unsuccessful

• Confusing

• Successful

• Challenging