A) A repurposed hamster cage B) Large and sturdy, at least 3ft x 4ft x 5ft C) Outdoor aviary only D) Small bird cage
A) Only fruit B) High-quality formulated pellets C) Table scraps D) Exclusively seeds
A) Daily spot cleaning, weekly deep cleaning B) Only when it smells C) Once a month D) Never
A) Excessive singing B) Napping all day C) Quietness D) Screaming
A) 10-12 hours B) 4-6 hours C) Varies based on mood D) 24 hours
A) Destructible toys (wood, cardboard) B) Toys with small parts C) Only soft plush toys D) Mirrors
A) 0-10% B) 40-60% C) 80-100% D) Unimportant
A) Dull, listless behavior B) Bright, clear eyes C) Weight loss D) Fluffed feathers constantly
A) Once a month B) Several times a week C) Never D) Daily (only in winter)
A) Stimulates natural behaviors B) Wastes food C) Unnecessary for captive birds D) Causes boredom
A) Broccoli B) Avocado C) Carrots D) Cooked sweet potato
A) No purpose B) Balance while flying C) Communication and expression D) Attracting mates only
A) 15-20 years B) 40-70+ years C) 25-30 years D) 5-10 years
A) Apply lotion to the skin B) Punish the bird C) Ignore it D) Consult an avian veterinarian
A) Positive reinforcement and gradual introductions B) Isolating the bird C) Ignoring the bird's behavior D) Forcing interaction
A) Variety of natural wood perches B) Only dowel perches C) Plastic perches only D) Heated perches
A) To detect and treat illnesses early B) To administer unnecessary medication C) Only for emergencies D) Veterinary care is unnecessary
A) Only for young birds B) Unnecessary C) Causes stress D) Prevents boredom and promotes mental stimulation
A) Playing quietly B) Eating well C) Singing softly D) Excessive screaming or biting
A) Give up the bird B) Ignore the behavior C) Punish the bird D) Identify the cause and use positive reinforcement
A) Makes them look prettier B) Keeps them warm C) Not important D) Vitamin D3 synthesis
A) Galah Cockatoo B) Umbrella Cockatoo C) Sulphur-crested Cockatoo D) Palm Cockatoo
A) They can't see the color B) It's perfectly safe C) Releases toxic fumes D) Attracts them
A) Not necessary B) To make it miss its old home C) To punish the new bird D) Prevents disease spread to existing birds
A) Canine Distemper B) Psittacine Beak and Feather Disease (PBFD) C) Cowpox D) Feline Leukemia
A) Keep it as a pet B) Attempt to treat it yourself C) Contact a wildlife rehabilitator D) Ignore it
A) Ignoring the bird's needs B) Keeping the bird in a small cage C) Providing adequate mental and physical stimulation D) Punishing the bird for plucking
A) Forcing the bird to speak B) Using punishment C) Ignoring the bird D) Repeat words and phrases frequently
A) Painting their feathers B) Tattooing C) Haircuts D) Nail trimming
A) To prevent them from chewing on dangerous items B) It's not important C) To teach them tricks D) They can fly away and not return |