Identify specimens A, B, and C from the livestock practical exam.

The list includes:

• Farm tools: Items like a cutlass, shovel, and wheelbarrow (Specimens A, B, C) are essential for daily farm operations, such as clearing land, digging, and transporting feed or waste.
• Animals/Animal parts: Rabbit, fresh liver, and kidney are examples of animals or their organs that students might need to identify or describe their functions.
• Identification methods: Oil paint/dye, branding iron, and tags are used to mark and identify individual animals within a herd or flock.
• Veterinary tools/Parasites: A Burdizzo is a tool for castration. Gizzard is an organ from poultry. Tapeworm and tick are common internal and external parasites that affect livestock health.

The question at the bottom asks to identify specimens A, B, and C, which you've correctly identified:

• A is Cutlass: Used for clearing bushes and cutting fodder.
• B is Shovel: Used for digging, scooping feed, or cleaning pens.
• C is Wheelbarrow: Used for transporting materials like feed, manure, or tools around the farm.