Which of the following is listed as a product of goats?

Which of the following is listed as a product of goats?

• A. Milk, Cabrito (Goat Meat), Mohair, Cashmere
• B. Wool, Leather, Milk
• C. Meat Only
• D. Milk Only

Answer: (A)

Goats provide a range of products, including dairy, meat, and fiber. Milk comes from dairy goats, while cabrito refers to goat meat. In addition, goats yield specialty fibers: mohair from Angora goats and cashmere from cashmere goats. Wool is associated with sheep, not goats, so a choice listing wool isn’t accurate for goats. An option claiming only meat or only milk misses the other goat products, whereas the set that includes milk, cabrito, mohair, and cashmere covers all major goat-derived products.

Goats provide a range of products, including dairy, meat, and fiber. Milk comes from dairy goats, while cabrito refers to goat meat. In addition, goats yield specialty fibers: mohair from Angora goats and cashmere from cashmere goats. Wool is associated with sheep, not goats, so a choice listing wool isn’t accurate for goats. An option claiming only meat or only milk misses the other goat products, whereas the set that includes milk, cabrito, mohair, and cashmere covers all major goat-derived products.