Does the scream of an eyass hawk or the jingle of its bells frighten away quarry?

The correct answer is that the scream of an eyass hawk or the jingle of its bells does not typically frighten away quarry. In falconry, eyass hawks are young birds that are still in training. While they may vocalize or produce noise with their bells, these sounds are generally not intended to scare away potential quarry. Instead, the sounds of the hawk and its equipment often serve a different purpose, such as communication between the falconer and the bird or indicating the bird's position.

In nature, many prey animals are adapted to recognize and respond to the sounds of predators, but the specific noises made by eyass hawks during training do not typically relate to the natural predation process. The quarry is often more influenced by the physical presence and hunting tactics of the hawk rather than sounds it makes. Thus, the statement that these sounds frighten quarry is not accurate.