How does a horse leap?
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Uses his legs
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Neighs and leaps
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Imagines himself to be a superman and leaps
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Practices daily and become perfect
The question 'How does a horse leap?' is not a coherent, answerable question about horse biomechanics, and none of the four options ('Uses his legs', 'Neighs and leaps', 'Imagines himself to be a superman and leaps', 'Practices daily and become perfect') is a real factual description of equine locomotion. 'Neighs and leaps' (the DB's marked answer) is a nonsense phrase — a horse's leap is a physical action of its hind legs and hindquarters, not something caused by or accompanied definitionally by neighing. The other options are joke/absurdist distractors. This item reads like a broken or mistranslated trivia fragment rather than a genuine question with a correct answer, so no option can be certified as right.