A) Bright colors B) Size, regardless of spider type C) Adequate ventilation D) Built-in decorations
A) Vertical B) Arboreal C) Horizontal D) Spherical
A) Round B) Vertical C) Horizontal D) Underground
A) Coco fiber B) Gravel C) Sand D) Play-Doh
A) Once a week B) Once a month C) Every day or two D) Never
A) Spraying directly on the spider B) Submerging the spider C) Deep bowl D) Shallow water dish
A) Pinky mice B) Fruit flies C) Mealworms D) Grass clippings
A) Once a month B) 2-3 times per week C) Every day D) Once a year
A) Ants B) Leaf litter C) Crickets D) French Fries
A) Three times a day B) Once a week C) Every day D) Never
A) The spider's mating ritual B) The fear a spider feels C) The spider's instinct to hunt D) The spider's shedding process
A) Singing B) Darkened abdomen C) Sudden burst of speed D) Increased appetite
A) Move it to a new enclosure B) Leave it undisturbed C) Offer it food D) Help it remove the old exoskeleton
A) 1-2 weeks B) Immediately C) 1 day D) 1 month
A) Building elaborate webs B) Refusal to eat C) Constant grooming D) Loud noises
A) Force-feed it B) Ignore it C) Give it a larger prey item D) Check enclosure conditions
A) Cup it in your hands B) Pin it down C) Hold it by its legs D) Grab it with tweezers
A) Hairs that help spiders fly B) Hairs used for sensing prey C) Hairs used for web-spinning D) Defensive hairs that cause irritation
A) Lycosidae B) Salticidae C) Theraphosidae D) Araneidae
A) Apply vinegar B) Wash with soap and water C) Rub vigorously D) Ignore it
A) Dehydration B) Overfeeding C) Too much sunlight D) Singing to it
A) 70-80°F B) Freezing C) 30-40°F D) 100-110°F
A) To provide food B) Provide hiding places C) To increase humidity D) To scare the spider
A) Add more prey B) Leave it for the spider to eat later C) Bury it in the substrate D) Remove it after 24 hours
A) By its web pattern B) By its color C) By its size D) Examine the pedipalps and epigynum
A) A male spider's pedipalp B) A spider's fang C) A type of web D) Female spider's sperm storage organ
A) Wash the area with soap and water. B) Seek immediate medical attention regardless C) Panic D) Apply a tourniquet
A) All spiders need the same care B) It's not important C) Just to know its name D) Care requirements vary
A) A spider's digestive system B) A spider's venom gland C) A spiders brain D) A spider's respiratory organ
A) They are easier to care for B) They are friendlier C) They live longer in captivity D) Risk of parasites/disease |