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The Quack Quiz

Quack or chirp? Baa or bleat?
It’s time to grab your headphones and test your smarts with this quick quack quiz.

Choose the animal you think makes each noise.

Ready? Volume up?

Let's Go!

The Quack Quiz

Question of

Listen close: What Heifer farmyard noise can you hear?

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That’s right! These ducks not only sound cool, but they are treasured by Heifer families for their highly nutritious eggs.

Actually, that’s a duck!! But did you know ducks are treasured by Heifer families for their highly nutritious eggs?

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What about this one? What animal makes that noise??

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You got it. These are goats! Even though they sound pretty funny, these animals produce gallons of nutritious milk to help lift families out of poverty.

Nope, that’s a goat! Goats produce gallons of nutritious milk to help lift families out of poverty.

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What life-changing animal makes this sound?

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Yes! That’s an alpaca, humming away. These furry friends have flame and water-resistant fleece, making their fur extremely valuable for Heifer families.

Better luck next time! But here’s an alpaca fun fact: These furry friends have flame and water-resistant fleece, providing income for Heifer families in need.

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This is a tough one. What animal makes that sound?

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You’re right! That’s a llama. Their wool is highly prized for blankets, clothing and other products. That makes them a great way to lift a family out of poverty!

Too bad! Llama wool is highly prized for blankets, clothing and other products. That makes them a great way to lift a family out of poverty!

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You’ll be a barnyard expert if you get this right. Which animal is it?

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You’re right! That’s a sheep! Most sheep produce about 15-30 pounds of wool per year allowing a steady stream of sustainable income.

Almost! But did you know most sheep produce about 15-30 pounds of wool per year allowing a steady stream of sustainable income?

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Listen close. Can you guess that animal?

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You’re right! That’s a goose. Goose eggs are abundant in protein, helping Heifer families get and stay healthy.

Nice try, but that’s a goose! Goose eggs are abundant in protein, helping Heifer families get and stay healthy.

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Wait a minute... was that a quack, a chirp... or something completely different?

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Nice work! Chickens are one of the easiest animals to raise and can lay up to 200 eggs a year!

So close, but that’s actually a chick! Chickens are one of the easiest animals to raise and can lay up to 200 eggs a year!

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Don’t be fooled. Choose the right animal!

Play that sound again!

Nice one! These hardy animals are easy to care for and can provide 16 piglets a year, helping Heifer families earn more income for their future.

Not quite. That’s actually a pig! These hardy animals are easy to care for and can provide 16 piglets a year, helping Heifer families earn more income for their future.

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You’ve got this. What’s that animal?

Play that sound again!

Ding ding ding! You’re right! These life-changing animals are not only our namesake, but they provide gallons of nutritious milk to help Heifer families improve their lives.

Oh no! That’s actually a heifer! These life-changing animals are not only our namesake, but they provide gallons of nutritious milk to help Heifer families improve their lives.

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Alpaca

Alpaca

Goose

Goose

Sheep

Sheep

Chick

Chick

Pig

Pig

Duck

Duck

Llama

Llama

Heifer

Heifer

Goat

Goat

The Quack Quiz

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Duck sound is adapted from "BIRDS IN AMBIENCE mono and stereo", available under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial license.
Goat sound is "goat choir - minor third- two goats bleating simultaneously.WAV", available under a Creative Commons Attribution license.
Alpaca sound is adapted from "Alpacca makes a noise whilst scratching his throat.wav", available under a Creative Commons 0 license.
Llama sound can be found here.
Sheep sound is "Sheep.flac", available under a Creative Commons Attribution license.
Goose sound is "Goose - Horn 1 - 96kHz.wav", available under a Creative Commons 0 license.
Chicken sound is "Chicken Single Alarm Call", available under a Creative Commons 0 license.
Pig sound is "Pig004.wav", available under a Creative Commons Attribution license.
Cow sound is "Cow.wav", available under a Creative Commons Attribution license.
Correct answer sound is "Ring.wav", available under a Creative Commons 0 license.
Incorrect answer sound is "Bad Beep (Incorrect)", available under a Creative Commons Attribution license.