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Complete the analogy: Canine is to dogs as ______ is to cows
Bovine
In what religion are cows venerated?
Hinduism
What sound does a cow make?
Moo
What is the word for a young cow?
Calf
What animal, native to North America, can cows interbreed with?
American Bison
What country has the most cows?
Brazil
Which U.S. state has the most cows?
Texas
What part of a cow's body produces milk?
Udder
What does a cow have four of that humans only have one of?
Stomach Compartments
What does a cow regurgitate to chew again?
Cud
What shaggy animal of the Himalayas, starting with the letter Y, is a relative of cattle?
Yak
What cruel sport involving cattle was banned in Catalonia?
Bullfighting
What disease, also known as Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy, affected thousands of British cows in the 1990s?
Mad Cow Disease
What gas do cows produce that contributes to global warming?
Methane
What "humped" cattle of South Asia has a name starting with Z?
Zebu
What is the word for the piece of wood that joins a team of oxen?
Yoke
What city's Great Fire of 1871 was blamed on an Irishwoman's cow?
Chicago
The Maasai tribe traditionally believe that they are the rightful owners of all the cattle in the world. In what country would you find a Maasai tribesperson?
Kenya or Tanzania
From what fearsome extinct animal were cattle domesticated?
I thought the India had the highest population. According to this source it is but it includes water buffalo so maybe both should be acceptable. Looking at a couple of websites both are listed with varied numbers.
My favorite is the French word for the sound of a duck, "coin." Obviously it's not pronounced anything like the English word of the same spelling, but it's still funny to imagine ducks walking around asking everyone for money.
Rats! I gave up after bullfight wasn't accepted. Yes, I get that bullfighting is the correct form of the word for the question, but a little leeway, please?
20 of 20! Having just spent the entire day with my mother-in-law, I felt like I'd never be better prepared for a quiz like this! Gotta give credit where credit is due.
Yak is one of the easier ones, I dont see why is decided to give the y.
The only one I missed was cud, what does he regurgitate, well, his food ;) that didnt work neither did grass. Even if a c was provided I wouldnt have gotten this one :) (I just looked up to see if the word in my own language rings more bells, but translate gives me a word which means miracle, I doubt that is it haha)
hm maybe it is related to the dutch kauwt/kauwde and german kaut(e) meaning chewed. It seems we dont really have a word for it, only thing that could be used was foodball... but more a description than a term.
http://beef2live.com/story-world-cattle-inventory-ranking-countries-0-106905
The only one I missed was cud, what does he regurgitate, well, his food ;) that didnt work neither did grass. Even if a c was provided I wouldnt have gotten this one :) (I just looked up to see if the word in my own language rings more bells, but translate gives me a word which means miracle, I doubt that is it haha)
Is this an american word? Really as others have said, it regurgitates its food, which is usually grass.
This is a very obscure word in the UK.