Cows
Pigs
Sheep
Goat
Chickens
100

This mature female bovine has raised a calf.

What is a cow?


100

This is the common scientific or everyday term for a fully grown female pig that has had piglets.

What is a sow?

100

The specific, rhyme-friendly term for a mature female sheep.

What is a ewe?

100

This 3-letter term refers to a baby goat.

What is a kid?

100

The red, fleshy growth that sits right on top of a chicken's head.

What is a comb?

200

This male bovine is castrated.

What is a steer?

200

Pigs love to wallow in this cool substance to protect their skin from the sun.

What is mud?

200

An intact, adult male sheep, which shares its name with a popular Los Angeles football team.

What is a ram?

200

Goats have these uniquely shaped pupils, which give them a 320-degree field of vision to spot predators.

What are horizontal/rectangular pupils?

200

This powerful, muscular organ filled with small stones and grit is used by chickens to grind down their food.

What is the gizzard?

300

This young female bovine has not yet had a calf.

What is a heifer?

300

Unlike cows, which are herbivores, pigs belong to this classification because they eat both plants and animals.

What is an omnivore? 

300

The specific term for a castrated male sheep, which rhymes with "weather."

What is a wether?

300

This luxury, ultra-soft textile fiber is harvested from the undercoat of specific goats native to Central Asia.

What is cashmere?

300

While most chickens have 4 toes on each foot, breeds like the Silkie and Dorking notably have this many.

What is 5?

400

This mature female swine has raised a litter.

What is a sow?

400

This viral internet personality—a human-like pig character famous on TikTok—made it onto an episode of Jeopardy!

 Who is John Pork?

400

While meat from a sheep under a year old is lamb, this 6-letter word refers to meat from a sheep older than one year.

What is mutton?

400

Like cows, goats are this type of animal, meaning they have a four-compartment stomach to digest tough cellulose.

What is a ruminant?

400

You can usually determine what color egg a hen will lay by looking at this specific part of her head.

What is the earlobe?

500

This young female swine has not yet reproduced.

What is a gilt?

500

Insulin used by humans can be historically and medically manufactured using parts from these farm animals.

What are pigs (or hogs/swine)?

500

Unlike humans, sheep lack these specific teeth on their upper jaw, using a hard dental pad instead to grind grass.

What are incisors?

500

This distinctive breed of dairy goat, which originated in Oregon, is famous for having virtually no external ears.

What is a LaMancha?

500

This is the standard terminology for a female chicken that is less than one year old.

What is a pullet?


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