Q1) A Mustang is a hardy, free-roaming horse of the North American west, descended primarily from horses brought to the Americas by the Spanish invaders known as __?__.

Q3) The English word "mustang" comes from the Mexican Spanish word __?__.

Q4) Horses lived in North America in prehistoric times; dying out at the end of the last ice age. True or False?

Q5) Nez Perce, a first nations people, became master horse breeders, and developed one of the first truly American breeds: the __?__.

Q6) Today, it is estimated the Mustang Horse population id calculate to be less than __?___ free-roaming horses. Down from 1 million from 1900.

Q7) Mustang horses range __?__ times as far from water sources as cattle.

Q8) A Mustang horse can travel as much as __?__ miles in one day. (kl ?)

Q9) Because they are largely the product of natural selection these animals are usually fine riding animals and exceptional in endurance trials. True or False?

Q10) During the "great drought of California" between 1828 and 1830, ranchers killed about 40,000 horses who were eating the pastures the ranchers wanted for their cattle and sheep. True or False?