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