Structure
Volume
Femininity
Muscling
100

What body parts do you check when evaluating structure? 

Legs and Feet.

100

What does volume describe?

Body depth and capacity.

100

What does femininity describe? 

A refined, feminine appearance.

100

Where do you look to evaluate muscling? 

The back and hindquarters.

200

Why is good structure important?

It helps the heifer move correctly.

200

Name one body feature used to judge volume.

Body depth.

200

Name one area you examine for femininity.

The head or neck.

200

What does muscling tell you?

How developed her muscles are.

300

What does it mean if a heifer is structurally sound?

Her body and legs are built to support normal movement.

300

Does volume relate to body capacity or leg placement?

Body Capacity.

300

Should a refined appearance look coarse or feminine?  

Feminine.

300

Which area is important for judging muscle: hindquarters or ears?

Hindquarters.

400

What should you look at when viewing a heifer from the side?

The set and placement of her legs.

400

What does a deep-bodied heifer show?

Good body depth.

400

What does a refined head and neck help you evaluate?

Femininity.

400

What do well-developed muscles show?

Good muscling development.

500

Why can poor structure be a problem for breeding heifer?  

It can affect her movement and soundness.

500

Why is body capacity important in a breeding heifer?

It helps support growth and reproductive needs.

500

Why is femininity considered when evaluating a breeding heifer?

It is one trait used to assess her overall breeding-animal appearance 

500

Why do you evaluate a heifers muscling?

To assess muscle development and overall build.

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