Muzzle and ears
Head and  hindquarters
Mouth and legs

2. When a horse puts her ears back she is expressing anger or aggression.

True
False

3.When a horse puts her ears back flat to her neck and shows the white of her eyes:

She is scared
She is angry
She is in pain

4. If your horse seems about to attack a friend's unsuspecting mount:

Be ready to get out of the way
Correct your horse sharply
Both

5.  A horse that will often tip one or both ears back to listen for your commands is:

A bored horse
An angry horse
An attentive horse

6. A horse whose ears will tip back and out to the side at a gentle angle is:

A bored or half asleep horse
An angry horse
A hungry horse

7. A horses ears that are pointed forward is always an expression of friendliness and good cheer, a safe expression.

True
False

8. Upright or forward ears generally indicate:

A frightened horse
A hungry horse
An alert horse

9. Stiff and tilted ears are a first sign of:

A frightened horse
A hungry horse
An alert horse

10. Narrowed eyes and a tight, pinched mouth often indicate:
 

A bad mood
Pain
Both