10 Questions
Match the following animals with their descriptions:
Turkeys = Originated from Mexico and central America Guineas = Can fly high into trees for night roosting African birds = Similar in appearance to turkeys with bald blue heads and speckled bodies Small birds = Can be effectively guarded by adult turkeys
Match the following facts with the appropriate animal:
Eats about 1/2 pound of feed a day = Turkeys Lays eggs seasonally, in the spring and summer, usually about 30 a year = Guineas Weighs around 20 pounds each = Turkeys Plump birds, make good eating and are said to be more flavorful than chicken = Turkeys
Match the following housing requirements with the appropriate bird:
Needs 2 to 3 square feet per bird for a shelter if kept in captivity = Turkeys Can be kept without any shelter, as they can fly high enough into the trees for night roosting to be safe from predators = Turkeys
Match the following statements with the appropriate bird:
Always happy to show off their plumage and bright blue heads = Turkeys Make good eating and are said to be more flavorful than chicken = Turkeys Most similar in appearance to turkeys, with bald blue heads and speckled bodies = African birds Can fly high enough into the trees for night roosting to be safe from predators = Guineas
Match the following consumption habits with the appropriate bird:
Can consume less if they are actively foraging = Turkeys Eat about 1/2 pound of feed a day = Turkeys Can fly high enough into the trees for night roosting to be safe from predators = Guineas Need 2 to 3 square feet per bird for a shelter if kept in captivity = Guineas
What is the average number of eggs quail lay in a year?
200
Where do turkeys originate from?
Mexico and central America
How much feed does a turkey eat per day?
1/2 pound
How much space do guineas need per bird for a shelter if kept in captivity?
3 square feet
What is the average weight of adult turkeys?
20 pounds
Test your knowledge of turkeys with this quiz! Learn fascinating facts about the origin, diet, and behavior of these striking barnyard birds. See how much you know about their domestication, feeding habits, and their role in guarding other birds.
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