Riding Level 4

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Please can I get help on riding level 4

these are my questions

1 - How often does an adult horse have to be dewormed?

• Every month
  
• Once in the horse's life
  
• Every year
  
• Three to four times a year
  

2 - Can you adjust your stirrups whilst being on a horse?

• Yes
  
• No
  

3 - To jump a hurdle, You have to:

• Close your eyes
  
• Place your horse in the middle
  
• Let go of the reins
  
• Take your feet out of the stirrups
  

4 - The expression "lame duck"

• Designates the raising of the horse's flanks whose breathing is obstructed by emphysema
  
• Comes from the fact that the soldiers aimed at the horse's flank in calvalry times
  
• Designates someone that is lazy
  
• Comes from the fact that horses suffering from emphysema, in the age of cavalry, were considered as "good for nothing"
  

5 - I can clean the dirt stuck under the hooves with a soft brush.

• false
  
• true
  

6 - The quality of the soil on which the horse works is very important, check the right statements:

• Hard soil tires out the joints
  
• Sticky soil which forms packets under the horse's hooves enable it to absorb shocks better
  
• Deep soil tires out the tendons
  
• Mixed soil is harmful to horses as it tires out both the tendons and the joints
  
• The frog has a shock-absorbing role; it must be released to work well
  

7 - When riding my horse, do I have to respect the highway code?

• Yes
  
• No
  

8 - What is one of the essential factors of a horse's fitness and form?

• Rest
  
• Work
  
• Abundant food
  

How tall was the largest horse in hands?

• Over 20hh
  
• About 18hh
  
• About 19 hh
  

2 - The bit is placed�

• under the tongue
  
• on the tongue
  

3 - Some vaccinations are compulsory for competing in horse competitions:

• Symic teeth
  
• Rabies
  
• A cold
  
• A pitchfork
  
• Horse flu
  

6 - What is the most frequent cause of death in horses?

• Pine poisoning
  
• Cholesterol
  
• Diabetes
  
• Diarrhoea
  

Thanx

Please Im desperate!

1 - How often does an adult horse have to be dewormed?

• Every month
  
• Once in the horse's life
  
• Every year
  
• Three to four times a year
  

2 - Can you adjust your stirrups whilst being on a horse?

• Yes
  
• No
  

3 - To jump a hurdle, You have to:

• Close your eyes
  
• Place your horse in the middle
  
• Let go of the reins
  
• Take your feet out of the stirrups
  

4 - The expression "lame duck"

• Designates the raising of the horse's flanks whose breathing is obstructed by emphysema
  
• Comes from the fact that the soldiers aimed at the horse's flank in calvalry times
  
• Designates someone that is lazy
  
• Comes from the fact that horses suffering from emphysema, in the age of cavalry, were considered as "good for nothing"
  

5 - I can clean the dirt stuck under the hooves with a soft brush.

• false
  
• true
  

6 - The quality of the soil on which the horse works is very important, check the right statements:

• Hard soil tires out the joints
  
• Sticky soil which forms packets under the horse's hooves enable it to absorb shocks better
  
• Deep soil tires out the tendons
  
  
• Mixed soil is harmful to horses as it tires out both the tendons and the joints
  
• The frog has a shock-absorbing role; it must be released to work well
  
  

7 - When riding my horse, do I have to respect the highway code?

• Yes
  
• No
  

8 - What is one of the essential factors of a horse's fitness and form?

• Rest
  
• Work
  
  
• Abundant food
  

How tall was the largest horse in hands?

• Over 20hh
  
• About 18hh
  
• About 19 hh
  

2 - The bit is placed�

• under the tongue
  
  
• on the tongue
  

3 - Some vaccinations are compulsory for competing in horse competitions:

• Symic teeth
  
• Rabies
  
  
• A cold
  
• A pitchfork
  
• Horse flu
  

6 - What is the most frequent cause of death in horses?

• Pine poisoning
  
• Cholesterol
  
• Diabetes
  
• Diarrhoea
  

Thanks heres some more questions

- Can horses get tetanus?

• No
  
• Yes
  
• Only if it is bitter
  

What does the term "semi-wild" horse mean?

• A horse that has one parent that is wild
  
• A domesticated horse that has become wild again
  
• A highly spirited horse
  

A zebroid is the combination of�

• A zebra and a horse
  
• A donkey and a mare
  
• A zebra and a pony
  
• It doesn't exist
  

To go from cantering to galloping, my horse must return to walking.

• false
  
• true
  

To notice a limp and determine where it comes from,

• You make the horse gallop
  
• You make the horse jump
  
• You make the horse trot
  

Thanks so much!!