Which term describes an older wild-caught hawk?

• A. Older wild-caught hawk
• B. Younger wild-caught hawk
• C. Domestically bred hawk
• D. Wild-caught bird not yet adult

Answer: (A)

You're being asked to name the term that describes a hawk in terms of both origin and age. An older wild-caught hawk is a hawk that was taken from the wild and is already mature. The option that states this exactly fits both attributes—wild origin and adult age. The other descriptions mix in the wrong age or the wrong origin: a younger wild-caught hawk would be juvenile, a domestically bred hawk isn’t wild-caught, and a wild-caught bird not yet adult refers to a juvenile. So the phrase that explicitly says an older wild-caught hawk is the best fit.