Which cattle breed is described as Angus which are black and red?

• A. Angus which are black and red
• B. Hereford
• C. Charolais which are long hair
• D. Short Horn

Answer: (A)

Recognizing cattle breeds by color cues and known color variants helps identify them. Angus cattle are commonly associated with a solid dark coat, most often black, but there is also a Red Angus variety. So the option that explicitly mentions Angus with both black and red matches this real-world naming of the breed and its color forms. The other choices describe different breeds by their typical colors—Hereford are red with a white face, Charolais are pale/white, and Shorthorns can be red, white, or roan—so they don’t fit the description of Angus having black and red.