Which breed is white and has drooping ears typical of Chester White?

• A. Yorkshire
• B. Chester White
• C. Hereford
• D. American Landrace

Answer: (B)

The main idea is identifying pig breeds by coat color and ear position. The Chester White is known for a pure white coat and ears that droop downward. This combination is a hallmark of that breed and helps distinguish it from others: Yorkshire pigs are white with ears that stand erect, Herefords are red with white markings, and American Landrace are also white with drooping ears, but their ears are unusually long and often cover the eyes. So, the white coat with downward-facing ears points to the Chester White.