A) Strictly seeds B) Omnivorous, fruits and insects C) Only fruits D) Only insects
A) Open perch B) Small budgie cage C) Cardboard box D) Large, spacious cage
A) Weekly B) Monthly C) Rarely D) Daily
A) No water needed B) Deep pool C) Sand bath D) Shallow dish of water
A) Toys and interaction B) Dark quiet room C) Just food D) Mirrors only
A) Feather plucking B) Iron storage disease C) Egg binding D) Colds
A) High calcium foods B) High fat foods C) High protein foods D) High iron foods
A) Dull eyes and lethargy B) Fluffed feathers and inactivity C) Excessive sleeping D) Bright eyes and alert behavior
A) Mimic sounds B) Perform tricks C) Sing beautifully D) Lay colorful eggs
A) 90-100 degrees Fahrenheit B) Below freezing C) 65-80 degrees Fahrenheit D) 30-50 degrees Fahrenheit
A) Every 5 years B) Never C) Annually D) Every 6 months
A) Metal perches only B) Smooth dowel rods C) Varied diameter natural wood D) Plastic perches only
A) Ignore it, it's normal B) Consult an avian veterinarian C) Apply lotion D) Give it a haircut
A) Ammonia B) Vinegar and water C) Aerosol sprays D) Bleach
A) Fresh, clean water B) Juice C) Tap water left out for days D) Soda
A) Through a window with bird-safe glass or a UV lamp. B) None, they don't need it. C) Briefly put them outside in a cage with no shade. D) Direct sunlight all day.
A) With gloves B) Avoid handling whenever possible C) Roughly D) Gently and confidently
A) All fruits B) Only citrus fruits C) No fruits D) Fruits high in iron
A) Singing loudly B) Playing with toys C) Change in droppings D) Eating regularly
A) They require a specific type of cage. B) They need special permits to feed. C) They are always legal everywhere. D) They may be illegal to own in some areas.
A) It is never necessary. B) Yourself, with regular scissors. C) An avian veterinarian. D) Any pet groomer.
A) Cedar shavings B) Cat litter C) Sand D) Newspaper or paper towels
A) No sleep B) 10-12 hours C) 24 hours D) 4-6 hours
A) Not enough light B) Exposure to toxic fumes from cooking C) Chance of overeating D) Too much interaction
A) Talking and playing games B) Yelling at them C) Only feeding them D) Ignoring them completely
A) Apply petroleum jelly to the bare skin. B) Consult an avian vet to rule out medical or behavioral issues. C) Ignore it and hope it stops. D) Punish the bird.
A) Singing B) Preening C) Playing D) Pacing
A) Attempt to treat it yourself. B) Contact a local wildlife rehabilitator. C) Keep it as a pet. D) Ignore it.
A) Ignoring unwanted behavior B) Forcing the bird to perform C) Positive reinforcement D) Punishment
A) It is lethargic and sleeps often B) It is active and playful C) It refuses to eat D) It constantly bites the cage |