VOICED : Cerise the cow: the star of Paris Agriculture Show

Cerise, a 750-kilo cow, is chosen as the mascot for France's International Agriculture Show. Raised by farmers Angelique and Joel, Cerise has won awards and represents the Bazadais breed, known for its quality meat and adaptability. The breed, once forgotten post-WWII, is now popular in France and abroad. Cerise is being prepared for the show, where she will showcase her qualities and potentially win another award.

What is the main reason Cerise was chosen as the mascot for the agriculture show?

• Her unique color

• Her previous award in 2014

• Her large size

• Her ability to walk with a rope

What makes the Bazadais breed popular among farmers?

• Their adaptability and meat quality

• Their fast running speed

• Their ability to produce a lot of milk

• Their resistance to diseases

Which countries have imported the Bazadais breed from France?

• Australia and Great Britain

• United States and Canada

• Spain and Portugal

• Germany and Italy

What is one of the physical characteristics of the Bazadais breed?

• Thick fur

• Slim skeletons

• Short legs

• Long tails

What special treatment does Cerise receive before the show?

• A special diet

• A new barn

• Extra exercise

• Coat cleaning to enhance color