Our Quiz Questions and Answers
"Look and Listen" starter quiz
- Q: What animal says “moo”?
A: Cow - Q: What animal says “oink”?
A: Pig - Q: What animal says “cluck”?
A: Chicken - Q: What animal says “neigh”?
A: Horse - Q: What animal says “baa”?
A: Sheep - Q: What do chickens lay?
A: Eggs - Q: What do cows give us to drink?
A: Milk - Q: What colour is grass?
A: Green - Q: What do farmers wear on their feet in muddy fields?
A: Boots / Wellies - Q: Where do pigs like to roll?
A: In the mud - Q: What do sheep grow on their bodies?
A: Wool - Q: What building do animals sleep in on the farm?
A: Barn - Q: What fruit is round and red and grows on trees?
A: Apple - Q: What grows tall in the fields and gives us bread?
A: Wheat - Q: What is the name for the farmer’s big car that pulls heavy things?
A: Tractor
“Farm Friends” easier quiz (suggested ages 4-5 years)
- Q: What is a baby goat called?
A: Kid - Q: Which farm animal produces wool?
A: Sheep - Q: What sound does a sheep make?
A: Baa - Q: What is a young cow called?
A: Calf - Q: Which animal helps to guard livestock?
A: Dog - Q: Which animal is often used to herd sheep?
A: Sheepdog / Border Collie - Q: What do roosters do at sunrise?
A: Crow - Q: What is made from milk besides cheese?
A: Butter / yoghurt - Q: Which farm animal likes to roll in the mud?
A: Pig - Q: Which farm bird lays eggs for us to eat?
A: Chicken - Q: What do farmers use a scarecrow for?
A: To scare birds away from crops - Q: What fruit is often grown in orchards?
A: Apple - Q: Which vegetable is orange and grows underground?
A: Carrot - Q: What is a common morning chore on a farm?
A: Feeding the animals - Q: What is the name for a baby sheep?
A: Lamb
“Farm Facts” harder quiz (suggested ages 6-7 years)
- Q: What is the main grain used to make bread?
A: Wheat - Q: Which plant is used to make sugar?
A: Sugar beet or sugarcane - Q: What type of building is used to store grain?
A: Silo - Q: What is the main house on a farm called?
A: Farmhouse - Q: What is pasteurisation?
A: Heating milk to kill harmful bacteria - Q: How many stomachs does a cow have?
A: Four - Q: What is a sow?
A: A female pig that has had piglets - Q: What is a group of pigs called?
A: A herd or drift - Q: What is crop rotation?
A: Changing what is grown in a field each year to keep the soil healthy - Q: What animal was first domesticated for farming use?
A: Sheep - Q: Which European country is famous for tulip farms?
A: The Netherlands - Q: Which Mediterranean fruit is used to make oil?
A: Olive - Q: Which country is famous for having more sheep than people?
A: New Zealand (also Wales) - What is the term for animals allowed to roam outdoors?
A: Free-range - Q: What tool is used for moving hay or straw?
A: Pitchfork / Forklift truck
“Farm Experts” hardest quiz (Grown-Ups can help you!)
- Q: What does “organic farming” avoid using?
A: Artificial fertilisers and synthetic pesticides - Q: What is aquaculture?
A: Farming fish or seafood - Q: What is monoculture?
A: Growing only one type of crop in a large area - Q: What is compost used for?
A: Adding nutrients to soil - Q: Which ancient civilisation first developed irrigation for farming?
A: Mesopotamians - Q: What technique did the Incas develop for farming on hillsides?
A: Terracing - Q: What was the Green Revolution about?
A: Increasing food production through new crops and methods - Q: What is silage made from?
A: Fermented grass or crops (for winter feed) - Q: Which country has the most farms in the world?
A: India - Q: What breed of cow is known for producing the most milk?
A: Holstein - Q: On average, how many litres of milk does a dairy cow produce per day?
A: Around 25–30 litres - Q: When was the first tractor introduced?
A: Late 1800s - Q: What is a combine harvester used for?
A: Harvesting grain crops - Q: What is an irrigation system used for?
A: Watering crops in fields - Q: What percentage of the world’s food comes from farms?
A: Over 90%