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Chickens are a domesticated bird that are commonly raised for their meat and eggs. They have been domesticated for thousands of years and are one of the most widespread and numerous birds on the planet. Chickens come in a variety of breeds, with different colors, sizes, and feather patterns.
They are also known for their distinctive sounds and behaviors, such as clucking and scratching in the dirt. In this quiz, you can test your knowledge on the different breeds, behavior, and fun facts about these popular farm animals.
What is the scientific name for chickens?
Gallus gallus domesticus
Anser anser domesticus
Meleagris gallopavo
Columba livia
What is the term for a group of chickens?
Herd
School
Flock
Colony
How long does the incubation period for a chicken egg typically last?
7-10 days
14-17 days
21-28 days
30-35 days
What is the scientific name for a male chicken?
Hen
Rooster
Cockerel
Pullet
What is the common name for the fleshy protuberance on top of a chicken's head?
Comb
Gizzard
Wattle
Beak
What type of bird is closely related to the chicken?
Pigeon
Duck
Turkey
Guinea fowl
What is the purpose of a chicken's gizzard?
To filter air
To digest food
To store eggs
To regulate body temperature
What is the most common breed of chicken in the United States?
Leghorn
Plymouth Rock
Rhode Island Red
Sussex
What is the term for a chicken that is less than a year old?
Hen
Rooster
Pullet
Cockerel
What is the average lifespan of a chicken?
1-2 years
3-4 years
5-6 years
7-8 years
What is the name for the practice of keeping chickens in urban areas?
Pasture-raising
Free-ranging
Urban farming
Backyard chickens
What is the primary ingredient in chicken feed?
Wheat
Corn
Oats
Barley
What is the name for the process of removing the feathers from a chicken?
Evisceration
Butchering
Dressing
Plucking
What is the name for a male chicken that has been castrated?
Capon
Roaster
Fryer
Stag
What is the term for a chicken that is bred for egg production?
Layer
Broiler
Fryer
Roaster
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